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Prince Edward County’s OPP Detachment Board reviewed the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan, approved funding allocations for local action teams, and discussed policing trends and future safety priorities during its June 19, 2025 meeting.

Prince Edward County’s OPP Detachment Board approved funding for Community Safety and Well-Being initiatives, reviewed local policing trends, and discussed future priorities including impaired driving, violence prevention, and illicit drugs.

PEC Council and senior staff met on June 12, 2025 for an informal working session focused on asset management, service levels, and long term costs. This third session in a series examined corporate fleet, fire apparatus, and parks and recreation, laying the groundwork for major service and tax discussions later this year.

The PEC Environmental Advisory Committee discussed active transportation, climate policy, and upcoming collaborative planning sessions, while setting priorities for committee work and pausing summer meetings.

The PEC Environmental Advisory Committee supported creating an Active Transportation Task Team, discussed climate planning priorities, and reviewed provincial legislation affecting farmland and environmental policy.

Councillors debated tourism revenue oversight, approved public representation on an AI governance committee, and received direction on a restructured 2026 budget process during the July 24 Committee of the Whole meeting.

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.

This Part 1 recap covers the PEC Affordable Housing Corporation’s discussions on governance, policy alignment, procedural clarity, procurement practices, and plans for future operational updates.

Prince Edward County Council participated in a public training session led by the Integrity Commissioner, focusing on ethical responsibilities, conflicts of interest, and proper conduct in municipal governance.

Prince Edward County Council discussed ethics rules, conflicts of interest, and community involvement during an open training session led by the Integrity Commissioner.

Council received the OPP annual report, endorsed tourism data tracking and community engagement, approved a soccer storage shed replacement as a Project of Community Interest, and passed bylaws related to taxation and transit, while addressing Wellington waterworks and public communication concerns.

This council recap explains the debate, environmental concerns, and final vote approving the Campfire Circle medical camp proposal in Prince Edward County.

This meeting recap explains accessibility planning, hospital design features, and the community debate over the proposed Campfire Circle medical camp in Prince Edward County.

Councillors debated and approved motions on waste services, electronic waste fundraising, rural land severances, affordable housing outcomes, and youth and rural engagement during the February 27 Committee of the Whole meeting.

Councillors examine waste service transitions, question strategic performance metrics, and refine housing and rural planning data while adjusting community program directions.

The Committee of the Whole heard updates from the Picton BIA, Visit The County, and the Chamber of Commerce before reviewing the County’s new Economic Development Action Plan for 2025–2030.