AGENDA – CITY COUNCIL – MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 2025
⭐ Notable items (9)
The city is proposing changes to the internal organization of the Fire Safety Service. These adjustments are intended to improve operational efficiency and emergency response capabilities.
The city is granting an easement to Hydro-Québec to facilitate utility work related to the redevelopment of Saint-Joseph Boulevard. This is a necessary step to allow for infrastructure upgrades in the Manoir-Des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau district.
Council is directing city staff to develop a framework for supporting local commercial hubs. This initiative aims to help local businesses thrive and improve the economic vitality of Gatineau's shopping areas.
This item addresses how the city manages and oversees its economic development strategies. It aims to clarify roles and responsibilities to ensure more effective decision-making for the city's economic future.
The city is joining a federal program to improve energy efficiency in commercial and institutional buildings. This initiative will help reduce energy consumption and costs across all city districts.
The city is adjusting the budget for maintenance work at the Jules-Desbiens Community Centre in the Hull-Wright district. This ensures that the facility remains in good condition for community use.
The city is purchasing land at Place Laval in the Hull-Wright district through a direct agreement. This acquisition is intended for municipal purposes.
The city is restructuring the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department. These changes are designed to improve the city's ability to manage urban growth and environmental sustainability.
The city is adopting a new policy to promote equity, diversity, and social inclusion. This policy reflects the city's commitment to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all residents.
The city is adopting a new policy to improve workplace health, safety, and employee well-being. This initiative aims to ensure a safer and more supportive environment for municipal staff.
The Youth Commission is presenting a summary of its activities and achievements from the 2024-2025 period. This report provides transparency on how the city is addressing the needs and interests of young residents.
The city is proposing changes to the internal organization of the Fire Safety Service. These adjustments are intended to improve operational efficiency and emergency response capabilities.
The city is transferring ownership of a disused alleyway in the Parc-de-la-Montagne–Saint-Raymond district. This is a standard administrative process to dispose of city-owned land that is no longer needed for public use.
The city is granting an easement to Hydro-Québec to facilitate utility work related to the redevelopment of Saint-Joseph Boulevard. This is a necessary step to allow for infrastructure upgrades in the Manoir-Des-Trembles–Val-Tétreau district.
The city is adjusting the organizational structure of the Economic Development Office and the Communications Department. These changes aim to better align staff resources with the city's strategic goals.
Council is directing city staff to develop a framework for supporting local commercial hubs. This initiative aims to help local businesses thrive and improve the economic vitality of Gatineau's shopping areas.
This item addresses how the city manages and oversees its economic development strategies. It aims to clarify roles and responsibilities to ensure more effective decision-making for the city's economic future.
The city is joining a federal program to improve energy efficiency in commercial and institutional buildings. This initiative will help reduce energy consumption and costs across all city districts.
The city is adjusting the budget for maintenance work at the Jules-Desbiens Community Centre in the Hull-Wright district. This ensures that the facility remains in good condition for community use.
Council is appointing new members to a committee that oversees real estate processes. This committee plays a key role in how the city manages its property assets.
The city is purchasing land at Place Laval in the Hull-Wright district through a direct agreement. This acquisition is intended for municipal purposes.
The city is restructuring the Urban Planning and Sustainable Development Department. These changes are designed to improve the city's ability to manage urban growth and environmental sustainability.
The city is adopting a new policy to promote equity, diversity, and social inclusion. This policy reflects the city's commitment to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all residents.