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Sanitary Sewer Lining

Where:

The City of Port Colborne wastewater sewermain is located within the public right-of-way (street, boulevard, etc.), but may be located within City’s easements near your property. Refer to the map below for specific location and the numerical order.  

Who:

Residents located within the red boxes on map below may experience construction delays or odours. Any resident directly impacted will receive an additional letter from the city and contractor prior to construction.   

When:

This work is...

City Hall News - November 2023

Here’s what you will find in our November 2023 edition of City Hall News:

• Remembrance Day in Port Colborne
• Office Closures
• Christmas in Port Colborne
• Fall/Winter Arena Programming 
• What's in the Works with Public Works
• What’s new at your Port Colborne Public Library and Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum
• Water Service and Sewer Lateral Replacement Grants and Loan Program
• Learn how to register for Virtual City Hall (if you’re not already)
• and more!

How will you #PORTicipate, Port Colborne?

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Water disruption notice - Main St W and King St

Beginning Thursday, October 26, at 7 p.m. City crews will be working to replace a watermain valve on Main St W at King St, in front of 230 Main St W. 
This work may result in a water disruption for residents in the area. The work is expected to be completed overnight, with water restored by 6 a.m. on Friday, October 27.

After water service is restored, homeowners and businesses may experience discoloured water. It is recommended to run an exterior tap or large indoor tap, such as a bathtub or...

Joint Statement from Welland Canal Mayors regarding St. Lawrence Seaway labour disruption

The Mayors of the Welland Canal issued a joint call today pushing for both sides of the St. Lawrence Seaway labour disruption to get back to the bargaining table, and reiterated the vital need for the Seaway to maintain operations. With the visible imagery of ships lining up in front of the canal at both ends, the ramifications of the shutdown are clear to the Mayors of Port Colborne, Welland, Thorold and St. Catharines.

The Seaway is one of the most vital conduits for trade throughout North...

Local Government Week 2023

Every year, Ontario celebrates Local Government Week during the third week of October to increase public and youth awareness of the important role local governments play in our communities. This year, Local Government Week is October 15 to 21.

Every day, local governments work hard to make life happen. From taking care of necessities like roads, waste, and water, to creating diverse arts, culture, and tourism experiences, to finding innovative solutions to tomorrow’s challenges, local government...