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Accessibility discussions, election planning, and policy direction shape the committee’s final term priorities.

Accessibility planning, election readiness, and community feedback guide future County priorities.

This beloved drive-in’s new chapter has locals hopeful it can stay affordable, familiar, and true to the movie-first experience they’ve always loved.

The County Accessibility Advisory Committee discusses accessible trail design, DEI strategy updates, election accessibility improvements, and planning for Accessibility Week.

Accessibility Advisory Committee appoints leadership, refines trail design plans, and supports improved accessibility measures for the 2026 municipal election.

Prince Edward County is updating its financial relief program to reach more residents and better reflect real household needs.

After two terms, Mayor Steve Ferguson is stepping aside, setting up an open mayoral race at a pivotal time for Prince Edward County.

An Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting highlighted progress on small fixes but underscored a deeper problem: accessibility is still being addressed too late, too inconsistently, and without a clear County-wide lens.

PEC’s Accessibility Advisory Committee pushed for earlier and stronger accessibility planning, spotlighting York Street Laneway concerns, parking gaps, and the need to embed accessibility into County projects from the start.

The Wellington Food Bank presented its urgent need for expanded space, the PEC Affordable Housing Corporation Board voted to continue site discussions, and authorized environmental testing to explore future development possibilities.

The PEC Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee received a new draft procedure for reviewing demolition applications, recommended approval for the Crystal Palace roof heritage permit, and discussed guidance for future heritage projects.

The PEC Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee approved a demolition review procedure, recommended heritage permits for key buildings, and strengthened guidance on materials and plaques to ensure predictable, practical heritage protection for residents.

The May 22 Affordable Housing Corporation meeting focused on rural housing realities in Prince Edward County, including funding hurdles, small project challenges, and how federal programs can flex to support local development.

This meeting focused entirely on understanding federal housing programs and why small rural projects in Prince Edward County struggle to access funding. CMHC explained eligibility, affordability calculations, and application hurdles, while the board discussed next steps for local housing proposals.

This May 13 Regular Council meeting focused on community-driven projects, accessibility upgrades, marina operations, and preparing for upcoming provincial legislation affecting local governance.

This Part 2 recap covers how Council members responded to deputations, approved the Bloomfield Mill Pond Walkway as a community project, and addressed Picton Harbour Marina operations, emphasizing accessibility and local impact.

This Part 2 recap highlights board discussions on governance analysis, operational flexibility, legal boundaries, and how decisions will shape future housing delivery and community engagement in Prince Edward County.

Prince Edward County’s Accessibility Advisory Committee discussed community accessibility barriers, reviewed planning files, and explored findings from the upcoming Vital Signs Report.

Prince Edward County’s Accessibility Advisory Committee discussed transportation barriers, communication access, and ways to embed accessibility into everyday municipal planning.

Prince Edward County Council held its first asset management working session, examining road conditions, infrastructure funding gaps, and the long-term tax implications of maintaining local roads.