Councillor McKenzie noticed some rocks have fallen along Pelmewash Parkway and he expects we will receive calls about them. He expressed his displeasure with the current transit system and noted the current wait times make the system not usable for most people. He noted the numerous water breaks over the cold snap. Councillor McKenzie reminded the community to obey speed limits in school zones.
Councillor Brett wished everyone a Happy New Year. As a new Councillor that asks many questions, she thanked the public for their patience. Councillor Brett agreed with Councillor McKenzie with respect to the local transit system and thinks it is a priority to bring up to higher levels of government.
Councillor Patel echoed the Happy New Year greeting. He gave kudos to the road maintenance contractor for the amazing job they do.
Councillor Reed echoed Councillor Patel's comments. She thanked the firefighters that were on standby rescuing vehicles on the snowy day last month. She reminded the community about the Budget Town Hall being held on January 31st. Councillor Reed stated it is important for staff and Council to hear from the community.
Youth Councillor Haji reminded the community about the parent sponsored Grad Bottle Drive Saturday, January 7th from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. The Lake Country Bottle Depot has an account called Dry Grad 2023 set up if anyone has bottles they wish to donate at another time.
Mayor Ireland echoed the comments about the outstanding road cleaning and the insufficient transit system we have.