AGENDA – CITY COUNCIL – MEETING OF JUNE 10, 2025
⭐ Notable items (7)
The city is seeking to borrow $414,039 to fund its share of renovations for low-income housing units. This program helps maintain the quality and safety of affordable housing stock in Gatineau.
The city is increasing its borrowing by nearly $2 million to purchase two new ladder trucks for the fire department. This equipment is essential for meeting fire safety coverage standards.
This item authorizes the city to sign a funding agreement for a program that provides temporary shelter and helps residents find permanent housing. It is a key initiative for addressing housing instability in the region.
The city is committing funds to support the first phase of renovations for a social housing complex located at 75 Jumonville Street. This project is part of a larger effort to maintain affordable housing in the Orée-du-Parc district.
The city is drawing from its lifecycle reserve fund to pay for necessary repairs or upgrades at the Paul-Pelletier Aquatic Centre in the Deschênes district.
The city is using reserve funds to replace water quality monitoring equipment at the Paul-Pelletier, Lucien-Houle, and Gatineau sports centres. This ensures safe water conditions for residents using these facilities.
The city is increasing its financial support for the construction of a 150-unit affordable housing building on Carillon Street in the Hull-Wright district. This project is a major effort to increase the supply of community housing.
This item establishes the financial penalties for companies that fail to meet municipal procurement requirements. It also authorizes the city to enter into contracts with businesses that have operations in the United States.
The city is formalizing a policy to manage flexible work arrangements for municipal employees. This update aims to standardize how remote or hybrid work is handled within the city administration.
The city is seeking to borrow $414,039 to fund its share of renovations for low-income housing units. This program helps maintain the quality and safety of affordable housing stock in Gatineau.
The city is increasing its borrowing by nearly $2 million to purchase two new ladder trucks for the fire department. This equipment is essential for meeting fire safety coverage standards.
This item authorizes the city to sign a funding agreement for a program that provides temporary shelter and helps residents find permanent housing. It is a key initiative for addressing housing instability in the region.
The city is committing funds to support the first phase of renovations for a social housing complex located at 75 Jumonville Street. This project is part of a larger effort to maintain affordable housing in the Orée-du-Parc district.
This item allows for budget adjustments to account for price changes in the city's vehicle procurement plan. These adjustments ensure that the city can complete planned fleet maintenance and replacements.
The city is drawing from its lifecycle reserve fund to pay for necessary repairs or upgrades at the Paul-Pelletier Aquatic Centre in the Deschênes district.
The city is using reserve funds to replace water quality monitoring equipment at the Paul-Pelletier, Lucien-Houle, and Gatineau sports centres. This ensures safe water conditions for residents using these facilities.
The city is increasing its financial support for the construction of a 150-unit affordable housing building on Carillon Street in the Hull-Wright district. This project is a major effort to increase the supply of community housing.