AGENDA – EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE – ORDINARY MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 2026
⭐ Notable items (3)
The city is applying for federal funding to support projects that make walking or cycling to school safer for children. This initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion and promote healthier travel habits.
This is a routine approval of city expenditures totaling over $14 million for the specified week, covering operational costs and services.
This is a routine approval of city expenditures totaling over $24 million for the specified week, covering operational costs and services.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Ducharme Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Sainte-Bernadette Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Kent Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Labelle Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Marston Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
This item proposes changes to parking signs on Gamelin Street. These adjustments help manage local traffic flow and parking availability for residents in the area.
The city is applying for federal funding to support projects that make walking or cycling to school safer for children. This initiative aims to reduce traffic congestion and promote healthier travel habits.
This item addresses a land encroachment issue involving the police headquarters property. The city is formalizing the land ownership to resolve legal boundaries.
The city is selling a small piece of land to a private owner to resolve an encroachment issue where a structure or fence currently crosses property lines.
This agreement clarifies that the City of Gatineau will handle the maintenance of landscaping along a specific section of Boulevard des Allumettières, ensuring the area remains well-kept.
This item approves a contract for grass cutting services at various city locations to ensure public spaces are maintained throughout the season.
This is a routine approval of city expenditures totaling over $14 million for the specified week, covering operational costs and services.
This is a routine approval of city expenditures totaling over $24 million for the specified week, covering operational costs and services.
The city is renewing software licenses for 'Guide TI', a system used for managing municipal assets and maintenance tasks, ensuring continued digital operations.
This item provides transparency regarding how city councillors used their discretionary support budgets to fund local community grants during November 2025.