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Council endorsed the long-term Delhi Park plan for Picton, approved continued Lions Club road toll fundraising, and directed staff to develop a multi-year road infrastructure plan.

Council supported continued Lions Club road toll fundraising, endorsed the long-term Delhi Park 2034 plan for Picton, and examined data-driven planning for future road infrastructure investments.

Council members outline positions on childcare expansion, community space sharing, and long-term nonprofit funding strategies across the County.

Council weighs a daycare proposal at Athol Town Hall while reviewing funding challenges and support strategies for local nonprofit organizations.

Council directs further review on Glen Lane, moves ahead with recycling transition planning, and records a divided vote on long-term care expansion.

Council directs further legal review on Glen Lane access, receives updates on recycling responsibility shifts, and hears concerns about rising long-term care costs and funding uncertainty.

Council moves forward with Wellington water design to protect funding eligibility, while recorded votes reveal divisions over cost, timing, and growth assumptions.

Council focuses on Wellington infrastructure decisions, balancing growth demands, financial risks, and the need to secure time-sensitive federal funding.

Council invests further in physician recruitment to improve access while approving a key property purchase tied to future housing and community use.

Council aligns on improving doctor access but divides sharply over financial risk and long-term control of the Queen Elizabeth School site.

Council processes a new education proposal, advances environmental discussions, and approves motions shaping infrastructure planning and community participation.

Council examines new education models, advances climate discussions tied to cost and infrastructure, and updates how the County plans and manages core assets.

Council examines tourism spending, approves free beach access with new staffing, and advances updated patio rules addressing safety and parking concerns.

Council questions tourism spending, supports free beach access with staffing, and moves forward with patio rules despite ongoing parking and safety concerns.

Council splits on Wellington Town Hall’s future, with cost and accessibility concerns outweighing calls for early public consultation.

Council weighs community value versus cost for Wellington Town Hall, advances an EOI process, and adopts a new asset retirement policy.

Council debated a proposed governance structure review during the February 15 Committee of the Whole meeting, with strong public input and divided votes, while also advancing Strategic Plan performance measures.

Council divides over governance reform options, ultimately rejecting review proposals while moving forward with strategic planning metrics.

Council examines agricultural priorities, debates tourism direction, considers a Millennium Trail rest stop, and advances a municipal tax agreement.

Tracks councillor participation, motions, and ward-specific impacts, from Leeward House in Sophiasburgh to debates over automated speed enforcement zones across the County.