COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS: June 15, 2026

 

ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP – At its regular meeting on Monday, June 15, St. Clair Township Council:

  •  Heard a presentation from Sarnia-Lambton Crime Stoppers about their Community Sign Initiative and approved the installation of signs at locations throughout the Township.
  • Approved request from Captain Kidd Days committee to hold a fireworks display at the Corunna Athletic Park (CAP) as part of the annual event on Aug. 2.
  • Awarded the contract for upgrades to the Riverview Public School pedestrian crossing to BXF Infrastructures Inc., in the amount $175, 948.21 (+HST) with budget shortfall funded through savings from the Sombra Community Park Parking Lot project.
  • Awarded the contract for asphalt overlay work at various locations along the St. Clair River Trail to 1197245 Ontario Limited in the amount of $85,682.14 (+ HST).
  • Awarded the contract for Rural Microsurfacing Treatment to Duncor Enterprises Inc. in the amount of $348,650.00 (+HST) with budget shortfall funded by savings from the Lambton Line Cold-In-Place Recycling project.
  • Approved an agreement with Gillier Construction Inc. for completion of the Curran Avenue Watermain Replacement work, at a cost of $161,590.00 (+HST).
  • Awarded the contract for renovation work at the Wilkesport Operations Centre shop to Wright General Contractors, in the amount of $117,768.89 (+HST) with additional costs covered through the Public Works Equipment Reserve.
  • Approved a bylaw to recover costs associated with maintenance and repairs to several municipal drains through assessments to benefiting property owners.

Click here to watch the full council meeting on YouTube.

The next regular council meeting is July 13, 2026, at 3 p.m. in Council Chambers at the St. Clair Township Civic Centre, 1155 Emily St., Mooretown. 

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