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Council aligns on road contracts and funding timelines while flagging governance issues and moving forward with Barker Street consultation.

Council addresses rising student food needs, tourism data strategy, and makes key decisions on winter maintenance and local road changes.

Council unites behind a cautious approach to growth, backing further study, plant assessments, and public input before committing to major infrastructure spending.

Council wraps up an OLT settlement, receives community data and grant updates, and approves a tree canopy funding partnership with Quinte Conservation.

Council divides on a ballot question review while approving canopy funding, election office plans, and key municipal agreements with broad support.

Council reviews competing growth forecasts, hears divided public input, and directs further study on infrastructure capacity and planning timelines.

Organics strategy, tourism oversight, and election planning frame key County discussions.

The Committee of the Whole meeting on November 13, 2025 set direction on parks and recreation, water and wastewater capacity, sidewalk winter maintenance, and vehicle for hire rules, highlighting how the County is balancing growth, service limits, and long term planning ahead of decisions later in November.

November 13, 2025 Committee of the Whole meeting, revealing clear differences by ward on parks planning, water capacity, sidewalk services, and taxi regulation, and how those positions connect to local priorities across Prince Edward County.

PEC Council met Monday, November 10, 2025, shifting its schedule to accommodate Remembrance Day services. The meeting covered property assessments, community support programs, and key financial approvals, with a strong focus on housing stability, social services, and long term planning across the County.

Discussion at the November 10, 2025 Council meeting highlighted shared concern over housing stability, rising financial pressure on residents, and the County’s long term capacity to respond.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee advanced multiple files with rare consensus, approving a veterans commemoration task team, supporting the relocation of the Indigenous Cultural Sculpture, and recommending heritage designation for the Morrison Point farm complex.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee used a virtual meeting to advance key initiatives tied to commemoration, Indigenous representation, and heritage protection.

PEC’s Heritage Advisory Committee advanced key files during a wide-ranging virtual meeting, including the relocation of the Indigenous Cultural Sculpture, creation of a Remembrance and Commemoration Task Team, and recommendation of heritage designation for the Morrison Point (Kerr Farm) complex.

PEC Council’s heritage committee advanced multiple long-standing files, including the relocation of the Inuksuk, creation of a veterans commemoration task team, Indigenous heritage representation, and new heritage designations.

PEC’s heritage committee tackled remembrance projects, Indigenous representation, and urgent signage updates, highlighting the need to act quickly to protect the County’s cultural landmarks.

PEC’s heritage committee tackled remembrance projects, Indigenous representation, and urgent signage updates, highlighting the need to act quickly to protect the County’s cultural landmarks.

PEC’s Built and Cultural Heritage Advisory Committee discussed remembrance projects, Indigenous representation, heritage designations, and long-delayed signage, highlighting the urgency to protect the County’s cultural landmarks before legislative deadlines.

PEC Council’s latest meeting focused on local growth, climate action, wetlands, and food protection, with committee votes shaping how residents experience development, infrastructure, and environmental planning across the County.

PEC’s Agriculture Advisory Committee addressed farmland protection, Bill 21, and local planning pressures, highlighting votes and discussions that safeguard farms, guide development, and support residents across the County.