I can’t extend my thanks enough to residents who have so far provided support and are eager to continue helping their neighbours and the community recover from last weekends severe weather event. Residents can now volunteer if they would like with the City’s Emergency Operations Center’s recovery efforts in two ways this weekend. The City…
What started out as quiet anticipation for a long weekend turned into a frightening Saturday afternoon storm on May 21 that wreaked havoc across the entire city. The intense widespread 190KM windstorms, accompanied by severe thunderstorms, moved quickly across the City resulting in thousands of downed trees and hydro wires leaving 180,000 households and most traffic control systems throughout the City without…
Claims information about property damage Many residents are struggling with on-going power outages and dealing with damage to their property caused by falling trees, extreme wind, and flooding in the wake of this storm. This information can hopefully assist you in understanding some of your options going forward. Claim FAQs Q: I had a fridge…
The City is continuing with regular garbage and recycling collection following the severe storm that passed through Ottawa on Saturday, May 21. Keep reading to find out what you need to know about your waste and debris, and what to do with it. City crews are working hard to remove items put to the curb,…
The City of Ottawa is partnering with community agencies to connect residents in need to food resources during the storm recovery. Food resources, including home delivery and pick-up options, are available throughout the city. To find a food resource near you, visit ottawa.ca/resident-support. Residents in need can also call 2-1-1 for information on government and community-based…
Ottawa Public Health and the City of Ottawa are committed to sharing the most up-to-date information about recovery from the severe storms this weekend. For updates, including support for residents in need, protecting yourself from carbon monoxide exposure, fires, and injuries please visit the Storm Recovery web page. For information about food safety after a power outage,…
MY HOME HAS BEEN DAMAGED BECAUSE OF THE SEVERE WEATHER EVENT. WHO DO I CONTACT? Please contact City of Ottawa’s Building Code Services at 613-580-2424 ext. 68855 or email buildingpermits@ottawa.ca if: Your home, building or structure on your property has experienced structural damage You want to arrange for a Building Inspector to visit your property…
No time like the present to review if you are prepared in the event of an emergency As we continue to recover from last weekend’s devastating storm I realize that many residents were not prepared. Often we don’t think about what we need until we need it. I’d like to take this opportunity to share…
Bridge detour will be in place starting Monday May 30, 2022
Residents and visitors travelling around Ottawa this weekend are advised that there will be traffic impacts as a result of several special events and activities taking place. The Ottawa REDBLACKS will kick off their 2022 season on Friday, May 27. Residents and motorists can expect increased traffic and pedestrian activity at Lansdowne and additional parking…