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Today's the last day to have your say on the future of the Chedoke Golf Course lands. Share your feedback as we explore opportunities to enhance recreation, nature and community spaces while maintaining public ownership: https://t.co/4jHlqEiMSP #HamOnt
The City of Hamilton has established a one-time compassionate grant of up to $2,000 for eligible residents affected by flooding from the 2026 rainstorm events.
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Property owners and managers can access tools, guidance and resources to understand their responsibilities under the Safe Apartment Buildings By-law and stay compliant. Learn more: https://t.co/qD6Wrx5l7c
Have a large blue spruce you’re already planning to remove? Donate it to the City and it could have one more holiday season to shine. Trees must be 25–40 ft tall, street-accessible and clear of overhead wires. Interested? Let us know by Oct 23: https://t.co/aPNiiV8OEE
Mark your calendars, #HamOnt! The Fall Floral Mum Show returns to Gage Park Greenhouse October 17–25. See more than 100,000 blooms, explore the Flower Market and enjoy family-friendly activities. Open daily from 9am to 7pm: https://t.co/aY3dssSCJ7
What could the new Waterdown Community Recreation Centre look like?
Join us Tuesday, October 6 at 6 pm at Harry Howell Arena to see design concepts for the proposed centre and share your feedback.
Learn more: https://t.co/nBxkvdZmaW
Today is #TestYourSmokeAlarmDay. The Hamilton Fire Department reminds you to make sure your smoke alarms are working properly and your home is protected.
A working smoke alarm can give you and your family the early warning you need to get out safely.
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Emergency water work is underway near Wellington St S & Hunter St E.
Wellington St S is closed from Jackson St E to Hunter St E, with lane restrictions, including the bike lane, on Hunter St E from Wellington to Spring St.
Work is expected to wrap up by 5pm today.
UPDATE: The work is ending earlier than expected and the Red Hill Valley Parkway will fully re-open at approx. 11pm.
Thank you for your patience during the closure as crews completed important rehabilitation and infrastructure maintenance work.
REMINDER: The RHVP is closed in both directions from Mud St to Barton St until Monday, Sept 28 at 5am for rehabilitation and infrastructure maintenance work. Follow posted detour routes and allow extra time for travel.
Check the manufacture date on your smoke alarm. Smoke alarms wear out over time and should be replaced every 10 years from the manufacture date.
Test your alarms regularly and make sure they’re working when you need them most.
Learn more: https://t.co/D2qLK1GTM8
Hamilton Water is responding to a watermain break near the intersection of Gray Rd at Highway 8. During the repair, there will be traffic restrictions on Gray Rd from Highway 8 to Federal St. Work is expected to wrap up by 6:30pm tonight.
Keep an eye out for your voter information card.
Each household will receive one card for Hamilton’s 2026 municipal election.
You do not need to bring it to the polls. Bring one piece of ID showing your name and qualifying address.
Learn more: https://t.co/aCdF4W30UD
Rail Safety Week Reminder: Trains can come at any time, from either direction. Stop, look, listen and always proceed with caution when travelling across railway tracks. Never use railway tracks as a path — it’s illegal and dangerous. Learn more: https://t.co/dLwuI4HCls
REMINDER: The RHVP is closed in both directions from Mud St to Barton St until Monday, Sept 28 at 5am for rehabilitation and infrastructure maintenance work. Follow posted detour routes and allow extra time for travel.
Heading out this weekend? A mix of road work, maintenance and events means there may be closures and restrictions along your route, especially around King St and the Red Hill Valley Parkway. Check https://t.co/4IFnk0otA2 before you go and plan ahead.
Strong forests start in our neighbourhoods. Trees in our streets, yards, parks and business areas all contribute to Hamilton’s urban forest. Protecting it takes teamwork. Learn how you can help care for local trees: https://t.co/HJieqhqIKz #NationalForestWeek
The City of Hamilton is looking for large blue spruce trees on private properties to become centrepieces of the holiday season at Gore Park, City Hall and Memorial Square in Dundas.
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