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Town of Sutton wishes to inform citizens that work will be carried out by the Ministère des Transports on road 139.

Maple Street:

Location: on the bridge near Pleasant Street

Hindrance: Alternating circulation, Friday October 11^th, between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m.

Road 139:

Location: on the bridge over Alder creek (near Alderbrooke Road)

Hindrance: Alternating circulation, Friday October 11^th, between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m.

These interferences may be altered due to operational or weather constraints. Consult Québec 511 to follow-up the work.

For the safety of road users and workers, compliance with the signs in place is essential.

There will be a large garbage collection in all the sectors on October 18, 2019.

Please note that the following materials will not be picked up:

• construction materials (gypsum, asphalt shingles, mineral wool, wood, linoleum, tiles, melamine, glass, etc.);
• electronics, electrical devices, computer devices (television, toaster, microwave oven, computer, keyboard, printer, etc.);
• tires and auto parts;
• aggregates (brick, concrete, asphalt, rock etc.);
• hazardous waste (paint, oil, batteries, propane tank, etc.);
• autumn leaves;
• household garbage.

You have to put your large items on the side of the road at the latest on Octobner 17^th if you do not want to miss the collection. Any items put on the side of the road after that date will not be picked up.

You can also bring your large objects at the municipal ecocenter on the 2nd Saturday of the month from 9 am to 12 pm and at the MRC ecocenter the 4th Saturday of the month from 8 am to 4 pm.

Thank you for your cooperation and help us keep your town clean!

RESIDUAL MATERIAL MANAGEMENT – A COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY!

You will find by this link the press release of the MRC: What to do with your dead leaves? Calendar of collections 2019.

Town of Sutton wishes to notify citizens that tests will be made on the booster pump on Dyer Road, starting next week. This may cause the water to look temporarily cloudy (not clear), or turn yellowish. If this is the case, before using it, let the cold water run in your bathtub until the water becomes clear again. Water will be safe to drink at all times. We apologize for any potential inconvenience.

The Town of Sutton wishes to inform citizens that paving work will be carried out on two sections of Woodard Road. The paving work will be done one section after the other.

These hindrances may be altered or canceled due to operational constraints or weather conditions.

For the safety of road users and workers, compliance with the signs in place is essential.

We apologize for the inconvenience caused by this situation and rest assured that we are doing our utmost to ensure that the work is completed as soon as possible.

For further information, do not hesitate to contact the Public Works Department at 450 538-2290.

Please be advised that following the precautionary boil of water advisory of September 18, 2019, the water was analysed by a certified laboratory and the results indicate that everything is in conformity.

It is no longer necessary to boil the water before consumption.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Due to a water main break, the Town of Sutton had to carry out work on Wednesday, September 18, 2019.  There was a temporary interruption of service in the following sectors:

SECTORS:   Western Street from civic number 95, Route 215 and des Fougères Road.

Following this interruption, drinking water in your sector is considered unsafe to drink for at least 96 hours or until further notice.

Do not use tap water unless you have brought your water to a rolling boil for at least one minute, or use bottled water.

For more information, contact us at 450-538-2290.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?

Previously boiled water, and boiled for at least one minute, must be used for the following purposes until further notice:

• When drinking and preparing beverages;
• When preparing infant formulas and baby food;
• When washing and preparing foods that are eaten raw (fruits, vegetables, etc.);
• When cooking food that does not require a long cooking time (canned soups, desserts, etc.)
• When making ice cubes;
• When brushing your teeth or rinsing you mouth.

Throw out ice cubes (do not forget the refrigerators’ water containers), drinks and foods prepared after the date and time mentioned above.

You may use unboiled tap water for:

• Washing dishes in hot water and drying them well;

• Washing clothes and taking a showing or a bath. When it comes to younger children, make sure that they do not swallow bath water or wash them with a washcloth.

Schools, companies, commercial establishments and institutions which are serviced: please notify your clientele that the water is unsafe for drinking. Close water fountains and post information in locations where water remains available. Furthermore, you should consult the following document:

http://www.mapaq.gouv.qc.ca/fr/Restauration/Qualitedesaliments/securitealiments/Pages/avisebullition.aspx

You will find by this link the Cowansville Ecocentre schedule which is exceptionally open twice in October.

For more information about this service between Sutton and Cowansville, kindly click here (in French only).

Kindly note that reservation are necessary : by phone at 450-777-4977 or by e-mail [email protected]