June Ward 2 Update
There’s a lot happening this month, from the Multicultural Festival to a Council Governance Review and the celebration of National Indigenous History Month, […]
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We hope this update finds you well and staying warm and dry this spring. Did you know that we had to swear […]
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Keeping our community safe with Vision Zero Guelph, Ont., April 26, 2023 – Vision Zero, a Council-approved outcome of the Transportation Master Plan, guides […]
Read MoreLatest Ward 2 Updates
- June Ward 2 Update June 13, 2023
- May 2023 Ward 2 Newsletter May 3, 2023
- Collisions will happen. Serious injuries and fatalities are unacceptable. April 27, 2023
- Guelph Tree Trust Inaugural Tree Care Event on Saturday April 29 2023 April 26, 2023
- Ward 2 Update for Jan 26, 2023 January 26, 2023
- Residents encouraged to ‘Make the right call’ when it comes to dialing 911 January 20, 2023
- Ward 2 Update for December 2022 December 10, 2022
- November 18, 2022, Ward 2 Update November 18, 2022
- City of Guelph launches engagement for culture and sports tourism strategy November 17, 2022
- Seasonal patio program November 1, 2022
Did you know the City of Guelph has a page dedicated to collecting your feedback? Check out Have Your Say to see opportunities to influence City projects, including new parks, master plans, bylaw reviews and City programs!
City of Guelph News Releases
- New season brings big shows to Royal City’s best performing arts venue September 14, 2023… Continue reading New season brings big shows to Royal City’s best performing arts venueOlivia Norris
- Nominations are open for 2023 Mayor’s Awards September 12, 2023Mayor Cam Guthrie is accepting nominations for the 2023 Mayor’s Awards, which recognize people who make Guelph a better place through volunteer service. Continue reading Nominations are open for 2023 Mayor’s AwardsPatricia Halajski
- City of Guelph planting mini forest with big impact September 6, 2023… Continue reading City of Guelph planting mini forest with big impactStefany Snedden
- City leaders call for housing, paramedic offload delays and mental health support at AMO conference August 23, 2023… Continue reading City leaders call for housing, paramedic offload delays and mental health support at AMO conferenceNwamaka Obi
- City of Guelph’s AAA financial credit rating reaffirmed by S&P Global Ratings August 8, 2023S&P Global Ratings continues to affirm the City of Guelph’s financial credit rating as AAA with a stable outlook, the agency’s highest possible rating. Continue reading City of Guelph’s AAA financial credit rating reaffirmed by S&P Global RatingsZachary Cox
- Future Food Visions project animates local food locations through audio experiences August 8, 2023… Continue reading Future Food Visions project animates local food locations through audio experiencesNwamaka Obi
- City of Guelph welcomes new general manager of Economic Development and Tourism July 31, 2023… Continue reading City of Guelph welcomes new general manager of Economic Development and TourismShelly Reed
- City of Guelph moving ahead with Emma Street to Earl Street foot and bike bridge July 27, 2023… Continue reading City of Guelph moving ahead with Emma Street to Earl Street foot and bike bridgeBasia Kiciak
- City of Guelph’s 2024-2027 strategic plan approved July 25, 2023… Continue reading City of Guelph’s 2024-2027 strategic plan approvedNwamaka Obi
- City of Guelph’s Greener Homes program launches July 31 July 24, 2023… Continue reading City of Guelph’s Greener Homes program launches July 31Brittany Fink
Did you know that the fastest way to provide feedback, make a complaint or request a service is to contact the City department in charge of that service? Use the “How Can We Help You?” directory at guelph.ca/how-can-we-help-you/ to find the right City department to contact.
Here you will find after-hours contact information, as well as contact information for the most used City services.
See a problem? Report it with 311 GIS! It’s a new way to use your smartphone, mobile device or desktop to report concerns about road maintenance, parking, wildlife, signs, property maintenance and more.
You can report a problem on the spot, attach pictures or videos, and get updates about the City’s response. You can also see if other people are reporting similar problems in your neighbourhood, or across town.