The Town of Sutton is wishing to inform you that a weather watch is in effect. Rest assure that the municipality has taken the necessary steps to prevent a disaster and that all our crews are on standby. We encourage you to avoid approaching streams that are flooded. For a follow-up or more information, do not hesitate to follow us on our Facebook page and our website. For any emergency, contact 9-1-1.
We are sending you an invitation from the Sûreté du Québec to attend the first edition of the Lac-Brome Prevention Expo which will be held as part of Crime Prevention Week.
Several partners from different organizations will be gathered to allow you to discuss the many actions taken in your community in terms of prevention.
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Tuesday, November 5, 2019 |
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9 am to 12 noon |
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Brome Lake Community Center located at 270 Victoria Street, Lac-Brome. |
Key players in the community will be on hand to inform you of their achievements and how to cope adequately with a multitude of situations.
The Prevention Expo is a free activity, open to all.
To read the press release (in French only) from Sureté du Québec, kindly click here.
The next District 5 citizens meeting, with councillor Lynda Graham, will take place on Sunday 3 November from 3pm to 4:30pm at Sutton Town Hall, in the Glen Sutton room, on the second floor (accessible by lift or stairs).
At the public meeting of the municipal council held on October 7, 2019, the Mayor submitted a notice of resignation from Mrs. Diane Duchesne, municipal councillor of district 2 of the Town of Sutton. The vacancy in this position took effect on September 19, the date of submitting her letter of resignation.
In accordance with the Municipal Elections and Referendums Act, a by-election will be held to fill the position of municipal councillor of district 2.
The returning officer for this by-election will be assumed by Mr. Louis Pilon, assistant clerk of the Town of Sutton, who will announce the polling date shortly. Mrs Chantal Marien will assist him in her role as election clerk.
Technical issues that occurred during the video capture of the council’s monthly public meeting on October 7 prevent us from showing the recording on YouTube as usual.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
Concrete crushing at the Mont-Écho municipal site ended Wednesday, October 9th;
In total, the concrete removed from the Filtex site took 5 days to crush for future re-use;
The Phase II Environmental Site Assessment took place Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th & 10th;
Topsoil will be laid down on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, October 15th & 16th.
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Small debris removed from the site by hand;
Site levelled by bulldozer;
Ten more loads of concrete sent to the Mont-Echo municipal site to be crushed for future re-use;
Crushing of concrete at the Mont-Écho site started Tuesday 1 October and should be completed at the start of next week.
Removal of foundations from buildings 5 and 6;
Concrete coarsely crushed and steel reinforcements separated from concrete;
45 loads of concrete sent to the Mont-Echo municipal site where it will be crushed for future use by the Town;
For questions or comments concerning the Filtex demolition please contact the Public Works Secretary, Jessica Savard, by phone at 450 538-2290 or by email to [email protected]