Waterloo gradually reinstates parking fees and enforcementEffective July 1, 2020, City of Waterloo gradually reinstated permit parking fees and parking enforcement.
In April 2020, City of Waterloo Council approved a financial relief package to support local businesses and residents dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.
City temporarily closing part of Willis Way to motor vehiclesThe City of Waterloo will temporarily close part of Willis Way, from the Rainbow crosswalk to Caroline Street, to motorized vehicles and enable a people-friendly space.
The two-month closure, which will begin July 8, is supported by the Uptown BIA.
Waterloo launches fleet of electric inspection vehiclesThe City of Waterloo is pleased to announce that the Building Standards inspection fleet is now entirely electric. This is a significant step in gradually converting the City's light duty fleet to electric vehicles, an initiative help meet the City's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050.
Waterloo’s Former Kraus Lands up for sale The City of Waterloo’s economic development division invites expressions of interest for the purchase and redevelopment of the lands informally known as the Former Kraus Lands.
The Former Kraus Lands are located on University Avenue East adjacent to Fire Station 4 at 911 University Avenue East.
City of Waterloo council summary for June 22, 2020June 22, 2020
** The council summary below provides a snapshot of the major items presented at today's council meeting. Please refer to the minutes for an official record of the meeting.
Waterloo celebrates Canada Day with online eventThe City of Waterloo is excited to announce an online event in celebration of Canada Day.
On July 1, the community is invited to join together to watch a video featuring local artists and musicians, with appearances by Mayor Jaworsky and city councillors.
City of Waterloo publishes digital version of Program & Activities GuideA special digital edition of the summer Program & Activities Guide is now available at waterloo.ca/programguide
The City of Waterloo is committed to delivering enjoyable recreation experiences in a safe and responsible manner.
City of Waterloo gradually reinstates recreation programsConsistent with other regional municipalities, the City of Waterloo is gradually reinstating recreation programs over the summer months.
Recreation facilities will reopen in a controlled, gradual manner to provide recreation services and programs to support city-affiliated organizations and summer camps only.
Waterloo Fire Rescue closes temporary stationAs the City of Waterloo and province moves into the reopening and recovery phase, the temporary fire station at the Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex (WMRC) is no longer required.
“We are maintaining enhanced measures at Station One that support required physical distancing, so we no longer need the temporary site at WMRC,” said Chief Richard Hepditch.
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