Some city phone lines are not working because of a Rogers outage. This affects Municipal Enforcement and Revenue Services. For after-hours bylaw concerns, call 519-585-8088.
There is a planned water disruption at 107 Woodington Pl, Waterloo. City Utilities will be completing a main valve replacement.
The City of Waterloo’s Multi-Unit Residential Acquisition Grant of $2.25 million has been awarded to Thresholds Home and Supports Inc. to assist with their purchase of three existing apartment buildings to improve housing stability and affordability for current and future tenants.
The council summary provides a snapshot of the major items presented at Monday’s council meeting. The council meeting webcast is available on the City of Waterloo YouTube page. Please refer to the minutes for an official record of the meeting.
With the recent confirmation of water supply capacity from the Region of Waterloo, the City of Waterloo is moving forward with planned housing growth. The City is confirming water supply allocations for development projects, providing certainty and opportunity to create homes, welcome new residents, support complete, connected neighbourhoods, and strengthen our local economy.
This report lists upcoming road closures in Waterloo, including dates, locations and detour information.
The City of Waterloo’s Lumen Festival returns to uptown Waterloo on Saturday, September 19, 2026. This free outdoor arts festival showcases the imaginative works of local and Canadian artists through 35+ interactive installations.
The Ontario government is rewarding the City of Waterloo with $3,765,333 through the third round of the Building Faster Fund, which provides funding to municipalities that achieve at least 80 per cent of their provincially designated housing targets. In 2025, Waterloo broke ground on 1,412 new homes, achieving 88 per cent of its 2025 housing target.
This report lists upcoming road closures in Waterloo, including dates, locations and detour information.
City of Waterloo operations crews are working diligently to respond to storm related issues. We ask for your patience as cleanup continues over the next several days.
In 2025, Waterloo Council and staff realized that unpredictability and change were the new normal and immediately developed a 10-point U.S. Tariff Response Plan. The 10 actions - already in motion - support local businesses, mitigate tariff impacts, streamline development approvals and advance key capital projects. It adds more support for local startups, local small businesses, economic development and includes coordinated advocacy for government funding.
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