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What's New
Snowfall Prompts Winter Reminders
For Residents And Business Owners
Jan 20/12 > Kingston residents are being issued a number of winter reminders now that we have snow. Keep gas meters, hydrants, fire escapes and sidewalks clear of snow and ice. Place your garbage and recycling where it can be clearly seen and safely collected. MORE ...
Share Your Opinion About Kingston's History
Jan 19/12 > As part of the continuing work on the Kingston Culture Plan, the City has launched a Your Opinion survey to ask Kingston residents, businesses and institutions how they perceive the city's history and stories. MORE ...
New Drop Off Sites For Batteries, Cell Phones
Jan 18/12 > Battery-shaped collection bins have been set up in the lobbies of City Hall and INVISTA Centre to make it more convenient for residents to properly dispose of used single-use and rechargeable batteries and small used electronic devices such as cell phones. MORE ...
Williamsville Main St. Study To Be Presented
Jan 16/12 > The findings and recommendations of the Williamsville Main Street Study were presented at a public open house on Thursday, Feb. 2. The Williamsville Main Street Study is available for viewing online. MORE ...
Volunteers Sought For Lead-testing Program
Jan 10/12 > The City is again seeking 25 qualified property owners interested in participating in its regular volunteer lead-testing program. MORE ...
City Adds New Online Payment Options
Jan 09/12 > The City's online payment system has added the option for residents to use their Interac or American Express cards. MORE ...
Rent Skates At Springer Market Square Rink
Dec 23/11 > Residents and visitors can now rent and sharpen skates rink-side down at Springer Market Square. The rental and sharpening services are available daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. when the rink is open. MORE ...
Downtown Trees Scheduled For Maintenance
Dec 19/11 > Over the next few months City arborists will be inspecting trees in the area roughly bordered by Brock Street, Alfred Street, Union Street and University Avenue with an eye to preserving the health of the urban forest and maintaining public safety and property. MORE ...
Kingston Top Of Its Class In Waste Diversion
Dec 16/11 > Kingstonians diverted eight per cent more residential waste from landfill in 2010 than 2009, according to Waste Diversion Ontario. Kingston's 55 per cent total diversion rate in 2010 puts the city at the top of its class in Ontario beating out municipalities like Peterborough, North Bay and Sudbury. MORE ...
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CITY WARNS ON
WATER HEATER SALES
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