Upcoming downtown events and committee meetings were also noted
Brockville city council approved several initiatives during its Tuesday, April 28 meeting, highlighting growth and community support.
Council proclaimed May as Community Living Month and Friday, May 1 as Doctor’s Day, with the Ontario Medical Association recognized through a blue light display at the Brockville Arts Centre.
A new tourism bicycle rental program will run from May to September, while $25,000 was approved to support recruitment at Brockville General Hospital.
Council also reported a record $119.5 million in construction value for 2025 and continued strong development interest.
Other decisions included appointing a councillor to the HART Hub Committee, approving a one-way traffic change on Bartholomew Street, and announcing expanded hours at the Brockville Public Library starting in June.
Upcoming downtown events and committee meetings were also noted. Visit brockville.com for more.
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