Public Notices

Region of Durham Notice: Public Service Announcement: COVID-19 in Durham Region

The health and safety of residents is the Region of Durham’s top priority as the COVID-19 (also referred to as Novel Coronavirus) situation continues to evolve.

The Region of Durham is actively monitoring the situation and offers the following information to residents:

• There is no testing available for COVID-19 at Durham Region facilities. If you are displaying symptoms of COVID-19, and have recently returned from travel outside of Canada, please contact your health-care provider and the Durham Region...

Draft Fire Master Plan & Community Risk Assessment available for comment

Update

March 18, 2020

The Special Meeting of Council previously scheduled for Tuesday, March 24 has been cancelled in response to COVID-19. The meeting will be rescheduled and delegation details will be shared at that time. Paper versions of the feedback form will be available at Service Oshawa upon the reopening of City Hall to the public.

At this time, the Oshawa community can still provide comment on the draft Fire Master Plan and Community Risk Assessment by completing a feedback form online on...

Notice of the Passing of an Interim Control By-law

The Council of The Corporation of the City of Oshawa passed Interim Control By-law 25-2020 on the 24th day of February, 2020 relating to the area known as the Northwood Business Park.

For further information, please see the attached notice.

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Location of Rainbow Crosswalk available for public input

The City of Oshawa is looking for feedback from the community on the location of a Rainbow Crosswalk in Oshawa.

The three locations being considered for the Rainbow Crosswalk are:

• Option A – main entrance to City Hall: the pedestrian crosswalk that is adjacent to the main entrance to City Hall and The Robert McLaughlin Art Gallery.
• Option B – Downtown Oshawa: the pedestrian crosswalk located at the intersection of William Street and Mary Street on the east side of Mary Street on William Street and adjacent...

Durham Region Notice: Community Safety and Well-Being Plan public survey

Durham Region is developing a Community Safety and Well-Being Plan (CSWP), as required by the new legislative amendments to the Police Services Act. This will be undertaken in a collaborative manner with Durham Regional Police Service, a steering committee, community partners and members of the public.

To assist in the development of our CSWP, the Region wants to know the main issues people who live or work in Durham are facing. Residents can provide their feedback through a survey on durham.ca/CSWP for...