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Council authorized the Gatineau Police Service (SPVG) to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Quebec Ministry of Public Safety. This agreement provides up to $250,000 annually to support crime prevention and intervention programs, specifically focusing on domestic violence.

Council approved a $200,000 grant to the Corporation du Vieux-Aylmer to organize two major festivals in the Vieux-Aylmer sector during August and September 2025. This initiative is part of a broader $1 million fund to revitalize historic city centers through cultural activities.

Council approved a reduction in the expenditure and loan amount for Bylaw 896-2021, which funded the construction of a multifunctional outdoor pool at Parc Jack-Eyamie. The adjustment reflects an unused balance of $38,449.26 and the fact that the provincial subsidy was received as a cash payment rather than through debt service.

The city is authorizing an amendment to an agreement to provide funding to cover financial shortfalls for six specific AccèsLogis social housing projects, where Gatineau acts as the lead municipality.

The City is granting up to $25,000 to the organization Environnement S.T.E.R.N.E. to organize educational forest outings for local students. This initiative is funded through the Sustainable Forest Management Program to promote the importance of natural environments and biodiversity.

The City is approving financial and service support for various local events in 2024. This includes $289,275 in direct funding, $120,850 in cost-based services, and $42,800 in service value. The resolution also approves a site change for the 'Festival country du grand Gatineau' and provides additional support for events in revitalization sectors.

Council approved a $25,000 grant to the organization Environnement S.T.E.R.N.E. to organize educational forest outings for local students. This project is part of the Sustainable Forest Management Program and aims to promote the region's biodiversity.