2025.12.18 – Special meeting of the executive committee of the City of Gatineau held in the committee room of the Maison du citoyen, 25 Laurier Street, Gatineau, on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at 10:55 a.m.
⭐ Notable items (11)
This item approves funding for the city's residential renovation program for 2025-2026. This program provides financial assistance to homeowners for home repairs and improvements.
This by-law amendment increases the fine amount for specific traffic or parking violations under article 105.2 of the city's existing regulations.
Council has officially adopted the city's 2026 operating budget. This document outlines all planned municipal spending and revenue sources for the upcoming year.
This plan outlines the city's capital investment strategy for maintaining essential infrastructure, such as roads and water systems, over the next three years.
Council has approved the 2026 operating budget and the long-term capital investment plan for the STO, Gatineau's public transit provider. This ensures funding for transit operations and future infrastructure projects over the next decade.
The city is establishing or allocating funds to support non-profit organizations that provide resources and assistance to local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
This agreement delegates specific economic development responsibilities from the city to ID Gatineau, the city's economic development agency, for the 2026-2028 period.
This by-law updates the fees charged by the city for various public services, programs, and facility rentals to reflect current costs.
This by-law formally establishes the property tax rates and other municipal levies required to fund the 2026 city budget.
This by-law authorizes the collection of specific taxes related to parks and parking lots for the 2026 fiscal year.
The city is adjusting the organizational structure of the Downtown Coordination Office to improve efficiency and focus on downtown development initiatives.
This item approves funding for the city's residential renovation program for 2025-2026. This program provides financial assistance to homeowners for home repairs and improvements.
The city is renewing its partnership agreement to provide financial support to Enviro Éduc-Action, an organization focused on environmental education and awareness.
The city is updating its internal policy regarding how it buys and sells real estate assets. This ensures the city's property management practices remain current and transparent.
This by-law amendment increases the fine amount for specific traffic or parking violations under article 105.2 of the city's existing regulations.
This extends the existing agreement between the city and the Templeton Recreation Association for the continued operation and management of the Templeton Recreation Centre.
The city is formalizing an agreement with the local dog owners' association to manage the Buckingham off-leash dog park, ensuring community involvement in its maintenance.
Council has officially adopted the city's 2026 operating budget. This document outlines all planned municipal spending and revenue sources for the upcoming year.
This plan outlines the city's capital investment strategy for maintaining essential infrastructure, such as roads and water systems, over the next three years.
The city is authorizing the publication of an explanatory document to help residents understand recent municipal decisions or budget details.
Council has approved the 2026 operating budget and the long-term capital investment plan for the STO, Gatineau's public transit provider. This ensures funding for transit operations and future infrastructure projects over the next decade.
The city is establishing or allocating funds to support non-profit organizations that provide resources and assistance to local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
This agreement delegates specific economic development responsibilities from the city to ID Gatineau, the city's economic development agency, for the 2026-2028 period.
This by-law updates the fees charged by the city for various public services, programs, and facility rentals to reflect current costs.
This by-law formally establishes the property tax rates and other municipal levies required to fund the 2026 city budget.
This by-law authorizes the collection of specific taxes related to parks and parking lots for the 2026 fiscal year.
The city has appointed an interim director to lead the Legal Services department.
The city has appointed an interim assistant director to oversee project delivery within the Infrastructure and Projects department.
The city has appointed an interim director to lead the Infrastructure and Projects department.
The city is adjusting the organizational structure of the Downtown Coordination Office to improve efficiency and focus on downtown development initiatives.