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Council handled legal settlement directions, marina operations planning, advisory committee reports, and proclamations before debating a controversial non-confidence resolution that ultimately failed in a tied vote.

Prince Edward County’s Affordable Housing Corporation paused the Disraeli Street project and called for stronger provincial and federal support to address growing housing needs.

Prince Edward County’s Affordable Housing Corporation reviewed homelessness programs and voted to pause the Disraeli Street housing project while exploring partnership options.

This people-focused meeting recap explains who raised financial concerns, how development charge risks were discussed, and what the Audit Committee decisions mean for Prince Edward County residents.

This straightforward meeting recap covers audit planning, financial risk discussions, and infrastructure funding issues reviewed during Prince Edward County’s March 24 Special Council meeting.

This meeting recap explains policing trends, crime statistics, and safety planning discussed by the Prince Edward County O.P.P. Detachment Board.

This meeting recap explains how police safety trends, crime data, and oversight decisions affect residents across Prince Edward County.

The committee focused on accessible green space, film policy impacts, Base 31 planning, and moving from studies to real accessibility action.

Committee members focused on accessible park design, reviewed filming impacts, and raised concerns about accessibility in new developments like Base 31.

The 21 March 2024 Special Police Services Board Part 2 meeting focused on how the new Community Safety and Policing Act affects governance, including transition uncertainty, board restructuring, training gaps, Inspector General oversight, and local policing stability.

The 21 March 2024 Special Police Services Board meeting focused on preparing for the Community Safety and Policing Act taking effect April 1, including board restructuring, training requirements, governance changes, and updates from local OPP leadership.

Tree protection policy input, climate planning updates, and Picton Terminals concerns shape key environmental oversight decisions.

Audit discussions highlight cost pressures, accountability challenges, and growing concern over Wellington infrastructure, with next steps moving key decisions to full council.

Staff outline how projects are planned and delivered, while committee members push for clearer accountability, transparency on project outcomes, and scrutiny of rising infrastructure costs in Wellington.

Committee members largely aligned on adding grant reporting, exploring succession planning support, and forming a working group to strengthen agriculture’s voice in land-use decisions.