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PEC Council tackled key County challenges, from supporting wineries and farmland, to childcare, beach infrastructure, and long-term care staffing, highlighting the municipality’s efforts to balance growth, services, and economic stability.

PEC Council approved key initiatives on economic development, childcare, Wellington Rotary Beach, and long-term care staffing, while deferring the taxi bylaw, signaling a connected, action-focused approach heading into 2026.

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.

Council discussions focused on arts funding, healthcare access, traffic safety, and municipal building challenges. Key decisions set long-term direction for services, infrastructure, and community investment in Prince Edward County.

Council discussions focused on arts funding, healthcare access, traffic safety, and municipal building challenges. Key decisions set long-term direction for services, infrastructure, and community investment in Prince Edward County.

Committee members highlighted business support, building upgrades, inclusive playgrounds, accessible parking, and youth spaces. Motions were passed to guide future county planning, funding, and policy decisions, ensuring accessibility is actionable and community-focused.

Committee members highlighted business accessibility, building upgrades, inclusive playgrounds, accessible parking, and youth spaces. Unanimous votes set the stage for actionable plans, ensuring accessibility is integrated into county services and community spaces.

08 May 2024 Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting focused on accessibility updates for the Arrow Trail, improving business accessibility, enhancing feedback processes, National Accessibility Week planning, and long-term advocacy and training initiatives.

Part 2 of the 08 May 2024 Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting covering leadership roles, accessibility initiatives, and community impact.

The 21 March 2024 Accessibility Advisory Committee meeting focused on county-wide accessible parking audits and improvements, the Access the County project supporting local businesses in meeting AODA requirements, planning a nonprofit accessibility roundtable, reviewing council accessibility resolutions, and updating the committee’s 2024 work plan.

On 21 March 2024, the Accessibility Advisory Committee focused on enhancing accessible parking in Picton, Bloomfield, and Wellington, implementing the Access the County grant for business AODA compliance, organizing a nonprofit accessibility roundtable, and advancing a resolution for provincial accessibility funding.

Part 1 highlights updates on historic walking tours, public comments on training and work plan accuracy, street naming reserve lists, heritage permit tracking, working group progress, and committee leadership changes.

Part 2 highlights committee decisions and discussions, including toMeeting structure and approvals Valrie Porter chaired the meeting and guided every formal step, including agenda approval and minutes approval. Ross moved the minutes, and John Hirsch seconded them, and the committee voted in favour. For locals, this matters because it shows the committee is keeping clean records and moving decisions forward without delays, which helps when heritage issues become urgent later.