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Council Minutes
For a quick overview of Council discussions and decisions from each Council meeting, please check out the Council Minutes on our website. |
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Municipal Election Coming This Fall
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Under the Municipal Elections Act, the four-year term of office for the current council and school board trustees began December 1, 2018, and ends November 14, 2022.
The next municipal election in Windsor is scheduled for October 24, 2022.
Visit the Voter Info page for more information and details on how to cast your vote for this election.
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Improvements to McKee Park on Windsor’s west end will begin May 25, 2022, and will require a short-term closure of trails and greenspace, but the parking lot and boat launch ramp will remain open. Over a three- to four-week period, crews will remove and replace all the asphalt pathways, install three new bench pads (with decorative benches to follow), and set concrete footings for eight new decorative light standards.
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Wyandotte Street East Corridor Review
Windsor residents and business owners are invited to take part in two upcoming public information centres to discuss the Wyandotte Street East corridor review from Devonshire Road to Watson Avenue. Wednesday May 11, 2022, at Riverside United Church, 881 Glidden Avenue, and Wednesday May 18, 2022, at Windsor Bike Kitchen, 628 Monmouth Road, both from 5pm to 7pm.
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A new sports-themed splash pad and fully accessible washroom facility will be open ahead of the Victoria Day long weekend, located between Forest Glade Library and the skate park. The $750,000 investment is part of a $2.2-million sports and recreation upgrade in the area. Further park upgrades are underway with $50,000 going towards installation of security cameras to help monitor park activity.
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The Canada Summer Jobs program is releasing numbers and funding for important work opportunities for young people, with Windsor and Essex County once again grateful to be benefiting from the funding stream.The Windsor West office was able to approve the City of Windsor’s Canada Summer Jobs application for 107 students totalling $224,700 in funding. The Windsor-Tecumseh riding secured ...
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The City of Windsor is proud to announce Vanessa Shields as the next Poet Laureate, Theresa Sims as the inaugural Indigenous Storyteller, and Teajai Travis as the first Multicultural Community Storyteller. Shields will serve in the position from 2022 to 2026, while both Sims and Travis will hold their posts from 2022 to 2024.
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Public Consultation Launching for Proposed Relocation and Upgrades at Sandpoint Beach
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The City of Windsor is carrying out a study of Sandpoint Beach Park to establish a master plan for the park, including modifications to the existing shoreline, improved public safety, and upgrades for amenities.
The study is underway, and preliminary site design layouts have been developed for review and public feedback. For the next step in the process, the City of Windsor wants to hear from you. Public Information Centres (PICs) will be held as follows:
- Date: Thursday, May 19, 2022
- Times: 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
- Location: Riverside Sportsmen Club, 10835 Riverside Drive East, Windsor, Ontario
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This is a wick trimmer used to change the length of candlewicks.
The ideal wick length is .25”, which creates a brighter and cleaner burn of the candle. To achieve this the wick was trimmed.
This style of wick trimmer served to collect the discarded piece of wick to prevent a possible mess. It was also an efficient way to trim the wick with out extinguishing the flame.
Gift of J.E. Sinnott, 1961.211
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The City of Windsor conducts surveys as a means of soliciting ideas and opinions from residents so we can better serve the community as a whole. Check back often to see if a new survey is ready for your input.
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