See What the City Heard at Third Crossing Open House
City of Kingston posts summary and full report of public feedback Keep Reading
Electric Pole Line Reconstruction to Affect Williamsville District
Between now and March of 2017, Utilities Kingston will reconstruct overhead pole lines in the Williamsville district that have reached the end of their useful life. The utility is providing this notice to let customers know about power outages, street disruptions and tree trimming that will be needed over the coming months to help facilitate… Keep Reading
Sewer Line Work to Affect Urban K&P Trail, Residents & Businesses
Starting Tuesday, December 6, work to a sewer line will affect the urban K&P trail from Rideau and Montreal streets to Hagerman Avenue. “The urban K&P Trail is still officially under construction and is due to be completed this spring, but we wanted to give residents anxious to use it the head’s up about this… Keep Reading
City to Drill Boreholes to Prepare to Widen John Counter Blvd in Spring
Motorists and cyclists will notice crews drilling boreholes along John Counter Boulevard between Indian Road and Sir John A. Macdonald Boulevard starting next week. The work will be completed on the shoulders of roadway during peak hours, but there will be some lane restrictions during non-peak hours. “The work to widen John Counter is on… Keep Reading
Councillor Allen takes Local Infrastructure Priorities to Parliament
Last week councillor Richard Allen took local priorities directly to Parliament as part of a delegation of municipal leaders from across Canada. Led by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM), they had over 150 meetings with parliamentarians from November 24– 27, to guide the design of Phase 2 of the federal infrastructure plan. Councillor Allen… Keep Reading
Learn About and Discuss Third Crossing at Open House
Open House Thursday, Sept. 29 at La Salle Secondary School Keep Reading
Boreholes to be Drilled Along Path of Proposed Third Crossing
Drilling begins Wednesday and should take approximately two months Keep Reading
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Black River Bridge
Event to be held June 6th at Queensborough, north of Tweed Keep Reading
City to Measure, Evaluate Road Conditions in Kingston
A specially-equipped van (similarly outfitted as the one pictured here) is to be used to evaluate and measure over 900 km of Kingston’s roadways in the next few weeks. The Road Surface Tester (RST) van will collect pavement inventory and condition data that includes measuring pavement roughness, rutting, cracking and other distress to street surfaces… Keep Reading