2025.04.09 – Regular meeting of the executive committee of the City of Gatineau held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Wednesday, April 9, 2025, at 9:31 a.m.
⭐ Notable items (7)
The city is acquiring land on Chemin McConnell in the Deschênes district to facilitate the construction of a future fire station.
The city is exercising an option to extend the contract for GPS telemetry systems used by the Public Works department, at a cost of $246,035.56.
The city is renewing a contract for the supply of bulk granular materials for Public Works, valued at $1,289,184.16.
The city is participating in a joint purchasing program with the provincial government's acquisition center to procure light vehicles for the Public Works department.
The city is implementing a targeted action plan to address and prevent violence among youth and young adults in Police Sector 10.
A $5,000 grant is provided to partners in the Aylmer sector to support various 2025 community activities organized by the Maison communautaire d'Aylmer.
The city is providing financial support to participate in an AI-driven urban resilience research project in partnership with UN-Habitat and the Institute for Resilience and Urban Innovation (IRIU). This initiative aims to leverage new technologies to better prepare the city for future urban challenges.
The City of Gatineau is joining the 'Bird Friendly City' certification program to promote bird conservation and habitat protection within the municipality.
This item approves adjustments to parking signage on Rue Saint-Onge in the Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond district.
This item approves adjustments to parking signage on Rue de Cannes in the Limbour district.
The city is cancelling a previous decision to sell a specific lot on Rue Louis-Collin via private sale in the Carrefour de l'Hôpital district.
The city is entering into a lease agreement with the federal government for property located at 975 Boulevard Saint-Joseph in the Orée-du-Parc district.
The city is acquiring land on Chemin McConnell in the Deschênes district to facilitate the construction of a future fire station.
The city is entering into a lease agreement with Amusement Anik Inc. for space at 975 Boulevard Saint-Joseph in the Orée-du-Parc district.
The city is exercising an option to extend the contract for GPS telemetry systems used by the Public Works department, at a cost of $246,035.56.
The city is renewing a contract for the supply of bulk granular materials for Public Works, valued at $1,289,184.16.
The city is participating in a joint purchasing program with the provincial government's acquisition center to procure light vehicles for the Public Works department.
The city is awarding a contract for tree maintenance and ground-level vegetation management services for the Public Works department.
The city is implementing a targeted action plan to address and prevent violence among youth and young adults in Police Sector 10.
A $250 grant is awarded to 'Les Apprentis' to support a tribute event for Aurèle Desjardins in the Touraine district.
A $5,000 grant is provided to partners in the Aylmer sector to support various 2025 community activities organized by the Maison communautaire d'Aylmer.
A $500 grant is awarded to the Centre d'action bénévole Accès in the Aylmer district to create a sign displaying activities for seniors.
A $300 grant is provided to Technoscience Outaouais to support the 2025 science fair in the Limbour district.
A $500 grant is awarded to the Centre d'action bénévole Accès in the Mitigomijokan district to create a sign displaying activities for seniors.
A $750 grant is awarded to the Cercle de Fermières (a women's community organization) in Masson-Angers to support their ongoing community mission.
A $1,000 grant is provided to the Société nationale des Québécoises et des Québécois de l'Outaouais to support the 2025 National Patriots' Day celebrations in the Orée-du-Parc district.
A $800 grant is awarded to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 227 in the Bellevue district to help improve the security of their facilities.
The city is providing financial support to participate in an AI-driven urban resilience research project in partnership with UN-Habitat and the Institute for Resilience and Urban Innovation (IRIU). This initiative aims to leverage new technologies to better prepare the city for future urban challenges.