Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Patrick Hirtle’s organization
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Region of Queens Regular Council Meeting
The council received a project update regarding the Mersey River Wind Farm, covering turbine delivery, construction schedules, and transportation routes. A community member presented concerns related to long-term planning, traffic flow, and infrastructure sustainability, particularly regarding pedestrian safety and potential bridge repairs. Additionally, staff delivered a progress update on the Quarter 2 capital investment plan, detailing the status of multiple municipal infrastructure projects.
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The council discussed updates to the solid waste collection policy and heard public comments regarding the governance and accountability of a financial allocation made to the Habitat for Humanity home ownership program. Additionally, the meeting included a presentation from the Queens Neighborhood Cooperative Housing regarding the Trestle Way affordable housing project, covering the development's energy-efficient passive house design, current construction milestones, and the anticipated occupancy schedule.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Region of Queens Municipality Council Regular Meeting
The council received a presentation regarding the annual report on child and family poverty in Queens, discussing strategies to address issues such as affordable housing, childcare costs, and transportation needs. The council also adopted the audited financial statements for the 2025-2026 fiscal year and approved a temporary borrowing resolution for various capital projects, including the pool, a replacement truck, and a street sweeper.
Aug 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Region Of Queens Council Special Council Meeting
The council meeting focused on the introduction and review of a proposed new dog bylaw, number three. Key discussion topics included the limitations of the current 2007 bylaw, the necessity for modernizing enforcement measures, and the definition of new terms such as 'lawful entrant', 'competent person', and 'secure containment'. The council also discussed the distinction between dangerous and fierce dog designations, potential enforcement strategies, and the possibility of excluding barking deterrent devices from the bylaw to address them as a separate issue.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
