Atikokan public meetings in 2024
45 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special Council
Council will officially declare a seat vacant following the resignation of Councillor Kristi-Lynn McQuay. The body must choose between appointing a former candidate, an open call for applications, direct nomination, or a by-election. Other items include insurance renewal and reserve fund transfers.
- Decision on filling Council vacancy (by-election estimated cost: $28,000.00)
- Recommendation to renew 2025 insurance with Marsh for $336,605
- Proposed reserve transfers totaling $678,500
- Proposed $150,000 reserve transfer for Fire Truck Deposit
- Proposed $100,000 reserve transfer for Mud Lake Dam materials and service
Special Council
The Special Council will open with a call to order and disclosures of pecuniary interests. The main item is a strategic planning session to discuss the town’s future direction. The meeting will then adjourn.
- Call to Order
- Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof
- Strategic Planning Session – discussion of town’s future direction
Special Council
The Town of Atikokan Special Council will meet at 1:30 p.m. on November 28, 2024. After the call to order and disclosure of pecuniary interests, the council will hold an in‑camera education and training session focused on strategic planning and organizational review. The meeting will then be adjourned.
- Call to Order
- Disclosure of Pecuniary Interest and General Nature Thereof
- In‑camera Education/Training Session – Strategic Planning & Organizational Review
- Adjournment
Regular Council
The Atikokan Council meeting will consider several by‑law resolutions, including agreements with Hydro One, Valard Construction for temporary access roads and sewage processing, and Bay City Contractors for a storm‑sewer replacement. An In‑Camera session will address an identifiable individual’s CAO evaluation. The mayor will also consider a correspondence request to raise the Alzheimer Society flag in January 2025.
- By‑Law #35‑24 – easement and woodlot compensation agreement with Hydro One Networks Inc.
- By‑Law #36‑24 – temporary access‑road agreement with Valard Construction for the Waasigan Transmission Line project
- By‑Law #37‑24 – contract with Bay City Contractors Inc. for Pine Crescent storm‑sewer replacement
- By‑Law #38‑24 – sewage‑processing agreement with Valard Construction LP
- In‑Camera discussion of an identifiable individual’s CAO evaluation
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee of the Whole will review the town's financial statements for the period ending October 31, 2024 and hear reports from Administration & Employee Relations, Finance, Public Works, Fire & Property, and Community Services. Economic Development will be discussed as a standing agenda item. Council will decide whether to pass a resolution nominating Councillor Shine as the town's representative on the Fort Frances and Area Human Trafficking Coalition.
- Presentation of financial statements for the period ending Oct 31, 2024
- Committee reports: Administration & Employee Relations, Finance, Public Works, Fire & Property, Community Services
- Discussion of Economic Development initiatives
- Resolution to nominate Councillor Shine to the Fort Frances and Area Human Trafficking Coalition (RRDMA)
- In‑Camera session (no public agenda details provided)
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will review reports from administration, finance, public works, fire, and community services. The agenda also includes a report on an alternative water source and a notice regarding the Rainy River District Municipal Association's 34th Annual General Meeting.
- Review of Administration & Employee Relations report
- Review of Finance report
- Review of Public Works, Airport, and Waste Management report
- Discussion on Alternative Water Source
- Notice of RRDMA Annual General Meeting (Jan 11, 2025)
Regular Council
The Atikokan Town Council meeting on October 28 will consider several by‑law resolutions. Items include easement agreements with Hydro One and Valard Construction for the Waasigan transmission line project, a storm‑sewer replacement contract with Bay City Contractors on Pine Crescent, and a sewage‑processing agreement with Valard Construction. The council will also handle routine agenda items such as approvals, reports, and committee updates.
- By‑Law No. 35‑24 – Easement agreement with Hydro One for the Waasigan transmission line
- By‑Law No. 36‑24 – Easement agreement with Valard Construction LP for the Waasigan transmission line
- By‑Law No. 37‑24 – Agreement with Bay City Contractors Inc. for Pine Crescent storm‑sewer replacement
- By‑Law No. 38‑24 – Agreement with Valard Construction LP for sewage processing
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee‑of‑the‑Whole will hear the Public Washroom Committee report, which asks the town to remove 110 Main Street West from the surplus property list and to allocate funds for a permanent, accessible washroom in the 2025 budget. The meeting will also review the Canada Community‑Building Fund audit and a sewage‑processing agreement with Valard Construction LP. Other agenda items include administration, finance, public works, fire, community services, economic development and any other business.
- Request to remove 110 Main Street West from surplus property listing for future washroom use
- Budget request for a permanent washroom unit costing under $100,000 (quote total $30,284.07)
- Agreement with Valard Construction LP for sewage processing services
- Presentation of the Canada Community‑Building Fund audit report and compliance requirements
- Discussion of the temporary Porta‑John at 110 Main Street West, installed August 2
Regular Council
The Town of Atikokan Council will approve the agenda, previous meeting minutes, and disclosures before moving to committee reports. Key decisions include awarding a $90,000 contract to KPMG for strategic planning (By‑Law No. 33‑24) and amending the settlement agreement for the sewer lawsuit (By‑Law No. 32‑24). The council will also review the OPP Municipal Policing 2025 annual billing statement, a fleet purchase, a hire for an arena attendant, and an award for the LFRC roof‑repair RFP.
- Award Strategic Planning and Organizational Assessment contract to KPMG – $90,000 (By‑Law No. 33‑24)
- Amend agreement to the final release and settlement of the sewer lawsuit (By‑Law No. 32‑24)
- Review OPP Municipal Policing 2025 annual billing statement
- Approve fleet purchase
- Hire arena attendant and award LFRC roof‑repair RFP
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee‑of‑the‑Whole will consider three easement agreements, including one with Hydro One for the Waasigan Transmission Line that offers $266,857.91 in compensation. The meeting also includes finance reports, a request for proposals to repair the LFRC roof, and a fleet‑purchase update. Council will vote on whether to approve the Hydro One easements, negotiate terms, or reject them.
- Hydro One easement agreements – total compensation $266,857.91
- Easement agreement with Valard Construction LP (no amount disclosed)
- LFRC Roof Repair RFP
- Berg Industrial Service Inc. agreement
- 2024 Fleet Purchases
Special Council
The Town of Atikokan is holding a special meeting to discuss a culvert project and personnel hiring in a closed session. Council will vote on resolutions to hire a Public Works Foreman and two Public Works Labourers.
- Litigation regarding the Mercury Avenue Culvert Project
- Hiring of a Public Works Foreman
- Hiring of two Public Works Labourers
Regular Council
The September 23 regular council meeting will approve the agenda, review minutes, and receive reports from the Committee of the Whole. Items under discussion include the award of the Pine Crescent Storm Sewer Project to Bay City Contractors and By‑Law No. 31‑24 for a Product Care Association of Canada agreement. The council will also consider by‑laws to appoint an acting mayor, update signing officers, and amend Schedule A of the Fees By‑Law.
- Award Pine Crescent Storm Sewer Project – Bay City Contractors (contract award to be resolved)
- By‑Law No. 31‑24 – Product Care Association of Canada agreement
- By‑Law No. 28‑24 – Appoint Acting Mayor
- By‑Law No. 29‑24 – Appoint Signing Officers
- By‑Law No. 30‑24 – Amend Schedule “A” of Fees By‑Law No. 16‑12
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee of the Whole will consider a recommendation to award a $90,000 contract to KPMG for a Strategic Planning and Organizational Assessment Initiative. The meeting will also receive updates on the August 2024 financials, a budget transfer request, and agreements on waste‑light‑bulb procurement and a septic dumping station. Delegations will be heard from the Housing & Homelessness Committee and the Safety Committee. Other business includes discussion of fee waivers for three tent sites at Bunnell Park.
- Recommendation to award KPMG a $90,000 contract (plus taxes) for the Strategic Planning and Organizational Assessment Initiative
- Product Care Association of Canada Agreement – Waste Light Bulbs
- Septic Dumping Station proposal presented by Councillor Martin
- Budget Transfer Request presented by Finance
- Proposal to waive fees for three tent sites at Bunnell Park during its open season
Regular Council
The Town of Atikokan Council will meet on September 9, 2024 to discuss several by-law motions, a lease extension with Rexall Pharmacies, and the disposition of a portion of land behind 24 Spruce Road. Items include appointing an acting mayor, appointing signing officers, amending Schedule A of the fees by-law, and extending the Rexall lease to September 2025. The meeting also includes routine reports, committee updates, and in‑camera discussions.
- By‑Law No. 28‑24 – appoint acting mayor
- By‑Law No. 29‑24 – appoint signing officers
- By‑Law No. 30‑24 – amend Schedule A of the Fees By‑Law
- By‑Law No. 27‑24 – lease extension and amendment with Rexall Pharmacies ULC
- Disposition of land – portion of land behind 24 Spruce Road (in‑camera)
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee‑of‑the‑Whole will decide on several by‑law updates, including appointing an Acting Mayor and new Signing Officers to replace Councillor Zacharias. It will also vote on amending Schedule A of the Fees By‑law to add civil marriage solemnization fees. The main infrastructure decision is whether to award the Pine Crescent storm sewer project to Bay City Contractors Ltd. for $674,875.
- By‑Law No. 28‑24: Appoint Acting Mayor (replace Councillor Zacharias with Councillor Stimson for Jan‑Feb 2025 & 2026)
- By‑Law No. 29‑24: Appoint Signing Officers (replace Councillor Zacharias with Councillor Stimson for Jan‑Feb 2025 & 2026)
- By‑Law #30‑24: Amend Schedule A of Fees By‑law #16‑12 to add civil marriage solemnization fees (e.g., Marriage Licence $135, ceremony fees $330‑$525, chamber rental $50, witness $25)
- Pine Crescent Storm Sewer Tender: four bids received; recommendation to award to Bay City Contractors Ltd. for $674,875
Regular Council
Council will decide on authorizing civil marriage services and a lease extension for Rexall Pharmacies ULC. The meeting includes reports on museum staffing and the declaration of a vacant council seat.
- By-Law No. 25-24 and 26-24: Authorize Civil Marriage Services and Solemnization Policy
- By-Law No. 27-24: Lease Extension and Amending Agreement for Rexall Pharmacies ULC
- By-Law No. 24-24: NOHFC Agreement for Museum Intern
- Resolution to declare a Council seat vacant
- Hire of NOHFC Museum Intern
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will discuss declaring a council vacancy following the resignation of Councillor Janelle Zacharias and decide whether to appoint a replacement or hold a by-election. They will also consider a lease extension for Rexall, review capital projects and financials, and discuss an autocross event at the airport.
- Declare council vacancy and choose appointment or by-election (by-election estimated ~$27,140)
- Rexall lease extension at 123 Marks St. for one year with 2% rent increase and early termination right
- July capital project update: $3.17M spent of $11.14M budget
- Revenues and expenses for period ending July 31, 2024: $1.69M deficit
- NOHFC funding agreement and in-camera item on museum intern
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will hear a delegation from Debra McLeod requesting the Town reinstate its septic tank pumping service, which was discontinued, leaving cottage owners with costly alternatives. Council will also discuss a proposal to offer civil marriage solemnization services, including new fees, and review plans for the Town's 125th anniversary celebration.
- Debra McLeod delegation: request to reinstate Public Works septic pumping service
- Civil marriage solemnization: proposed fees $330 (weekday), $380 (weekend), $525 (outside boundary), $50 Council Chambers rental
- 125th anniversary events: community barbecue Aug 12, bouncy castle Aug 13, Mayor's Tea Aug 14
- Community Services update: pickleball and NWHU walking at LFRC ice surface
Regular Council
This is the agenda for the Town of Atikokan's regular Council meeting on July 15, 2024. Council will consider a by-law for an agreement with Pete's Backhoe for the Maple Crescent pedestrian bridge, and receive reports from departments and committees. The agenda includes routine approvals of minutes and correspondence, plus an in-camera session for a land disposition matter.
- By-Law No. 23-24 - Agreement Pete's Backhoe (Maple Cres Pedestrian Bridge)
- Committee-of-the-Whole reports from Administration, Finance, Public Works, Fire, and Community Services
- Updates from Atikokan Police Services Board, Public Library, Museum, Cemetery Board, Hospital Board, and Economic Development Corporation
- Correspondence from Mayor and Clerk
- In-Camera session for a proposed or pending land acquisition or disposition
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will review department updates, capital project statuses, and a new Canada Community Building Fund agreement. The meeting includes discussions on pedestrian bridge replacements and an in-camera session regarding property at 561 O'Brien Street.
- Ratification of Canada Community Building Fund agreement providing $872,180.38 through 2028
- Maple Crescent Pedestrian Bridge Replacement RFQ with 12 quotes received
- Capital project updates including $350,000 for pedestrian bridge replacement
- In-camera discussion regarding disposition of property at 561 O'Brien Street
- Review of May 2024 revenue and expense reports
Regular Council
The Council will review an amendment to the committee structure following a change in the Non-Profit Housing Board representative. The meeting also includes discussions on funding agreements with AMO and FedNor.
- Amendment to Committee Structure
- By-Law No. 21-24: Agreement AMO - Canada Community Building Fund
- By-Law No. 22-24: Agreement FedNor
- Atikokan Public Library Board: $25,338.94 in accounts to be paid
- Museum of Atikokan: Recommendation to remove Caboose, lumber wagon, and Euclid truck from Historic Park
Regular Council
The Town of Atikokan Council passed by-laws to adopt the 2024 budget, tax rates, and tax ratios. The Council also approved renewing employee benefits through Ardent Financial Group and appointed a new member to the Police Services Board.
- Passed By-Law No. 19-24 to establish tax ratios
- Passed By-Law No. 20-24 to adopt 2024 estimates and tax rates
- Renewed employee benefits with Ardent Financial Group via Industrial Alliance
- Appointed Dawn Lessard to the Atikokan Police Services Board
- Proclaimed June 7, 2024, as 'Hope Air Day' and June 2024 as 'Seniors' Month'
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will hear delegations regarding the transportation and burial of nuclear waste and a proposal for the Tourist Information Centre. The meeting also includes reports from various municipal departments and economic development.
- Delegation: Nuclear Waste Transportation and Burial in Northwestern Ontario
- Delegation: Atikokan Pictograph Board Tourist Information Centre Proposal
- Report: Township of Atikokan Non-Profit Housing Board
- Reports: Finance, Public Works, Airport, Waste Management, Fire, and Property
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will discuss the 2024 budget, which includes a $4.28 million increase over last year. The meeting also covers employee benefit renewals and various public works project updates.
- 2024 total budget of $21,558,424
- Residential tax rate increase of 3.79%
- Commercial tax rate increase of 3.50%
- Proposed 0.9% increase for employee benefit renewal
- O’Brien Watermain Project excavation and temporary water servicing
Regular Council
The Council will review proposed tax ratios and the adoption of new tax rates. The meeting also includes discussions on employee benefit renewals and various municipal committee reports.
- By-Law No. 19-24 to establish tax ratios
- By-Law No. 20-24 to adopt estimates and tax rates
- Employee Benefit Renewal with Ardent Financial Group
- Proclamation of June 7, 2024, as Hope Air Day
- Proclamation of June 2024 as Seniors Month
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will discuss a resolution to support Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and the NWMO's Deep Geologic Repository project. The committee will also review an amendment to a land lease agreement with NAV CANADA at the airport.
- Resolution supporting nuclear energy projects and the NWMO Deep Geologic Repository
- Amendment to Schedule 'A' of the NAV CANADA airport land lease agreement
- In-camera discussion regarding the Museum Curator position
Regular Council
The Council will consider by-laws to adopt new electronic monitoring and video surveillance policies. The meeting also includes reports on the 2024 budget, a NAV CANADA lease amendment, and the hiring of a museum curator.
- By-Law No. 14-24: Electronic Monitoring Policy
- By-Law No. 15-24: Video Surveillance Policy
- By-Law No. 17-24: NAV CANADA Lease Agreement amendment
- By-Law No. 18-24: Appointment of Municipal By-Law Enforcement Officer
- Hiring of a Museum Curator
Special Council
The Special Council meeting will address the 2024 budget and a proposed agreement with P.N.I. Contracting Ltd. for watermain replacement on O'Brien Street. The agenda includes a review of preliminary budget figures for various departments and revenue sources.
- By-Law No. 16-24: Agreement with P.N.I. Contracting Ltd. for O'Brien Street watermain replacement
- Review of 2024 Budget preliminary figures
- Discussion of Federal Gas Tax Revenue and various federal grants
- Review of capital expenditures including a $500,000 increase in CULV - CAPITAL
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole is reviewing draft policies regarding electronic monitoring of employees and the use of video surveillance on Town property. Staff recommends accepting these policies to comply with provincial requirements and to enhance security at locations like the airport.
- Draft Electronic Monitoring Policy for employees
- Draft Video Surveillance Policy for Town property
- Proposed security camera installation at the airport
- Clerk's Department update on Council Chambers livestreaming retrofit
- Cemetery Caretaker position tender closing May 2nd
Regular Council
Council is reviewing the 2024 budget and has requested department heads to identify potential cuts. The meeting also addresses various staffing hires and infrastructure projects.
- Awarded O'Brien Street Watermain Replacement Tender to P.N.I Contracting Ltd. for $7,749,068.10 plus HST
- Approved purchase of a swimming pool sand filter for $37,000 plus HST, with up to $18,000 for installation
- Discussion of 2024 budget and requests for departmental cost reductions
- Proposed automobile racing event at the Municipal airport
- Agreement with Minister of Transportation regarding Provincial Gas Tax (By-Law No. 13-24)
Special Council
The Special Council meeting focuses on the 2024 preliminary budget and reserve fund drafts. The discussion includes proposed capital expenditures for infrastructure, emergency services, and community facilities.
- Proposed $5.5 million for Watermain capital expenditures
- Proposed $1.7 million for Mercury Completion & H/B culvert work
- Proposed $400,000 for a Fire Truck
- Proposed $350,000 for Pedestrian Bridge Replacement
- Proposed $350,000 for Pine Cres Path storm capital
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will review financial statements for the period ending March 31, 2024, and the 2023 Annual Sewage Treatment Plant and Sewage Collection System Report. The meeting also includes discussions on a pool filter replacement and an automobile event proposal.
- Financial report for period ending March 31, 2024
- Annual Sewage Treatment Plant and Sewage Collection System Report
- O'Brien Watermain Replacement Tender
- Pool filter replacement
- Cors Verhage automobile event proposal
Regular Council
The Council is meeting to review departmental reports and various committee updates. Key items include a tender for the O'Brien Street watermain and a replacement for the pool filter.
- O'Brien Street Watermain Tender
- Pool Filter Replacement
- By-Law No. 12-24 regarding a merger agreement for O'Brien Street properties
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will review the 2023 remuneration and expenses for Mayor, Council, and the Police Services Board. The meeting also includes updates on fire department certification goals and a request to merge two properties on O’Brien Street.
- Review of 2023 Council total remuneration and expenses of $79,133.11
- Review of 2023 Police Services Board total remuneration and expenses of $2,418.35
- Fire Department update regarding $800,000 planned replacement for a 1994 Volvo firetruck
- Proposed merger of two properties on O’Brien Street via By-Law #12-24
- Update on Resolute Forest Products delegation
Regular Council
During the March 11, 2024, meeting, Council passed several by-laws regarding municipal services and land leases. The session also included a discussion on the 2024 budget during a subsequent special meeting.
- Passed By-Law No. 06-24 to establish and maintain a waste management system
- Approved up to $20,000 for Miller Environmental for Hazardous Waste Day
- Approved up to $50,000 for Northern Crack Sealers for road and airport maintenance
- Passed lease agreements with NAV Canada and the MNRF for municipal airport space
- Passed a resolution supporting a measured approach to Ontario's natural gas energy transition
Special Council
The Special Council meeting is held to discuss the 2024 draft budget and reserve funds. The discussion includes preliminary capital expenditure projections and historical budget comparisons.
- Mercury Completion culvert project estimated at $1,500,000
- Watermain capital expenditure projected at $5,500,000
- Pedestrian Bridge Replacement estimated at $750,000
- Fire truck deposit of $150,000
- Garbage Truck approved for $237,101
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole will hear a delegation from BDO Canada LLP regarding the 2020 consolidated financial statements. The meeting also includes reports on town infrastructure, council chambers livestreaming, and various municipal agreements.
- Delegation: 2020 Financial Statements by Jon Evans, BDO Canada LLP
- Delegation: Town Infrastructure by Kaz Bednarski
- Report: Council Chambers Retrofit Project - Livestreaming of Meetings
- Report: NAV Canada Agreement
- Report: E360S Agreement
Regular Council
During the February 26 meeting, Council approved a $38,000 contract for an asset management plan update and a succession plan for the Museum of Atikokan curator. The meeting also addressed a FoodCycler pilot program and reviewed reports from the Northwestern Ontario Municipal Association.
- Approved up to $38,000 plus HST for 2024 Asset Management Plan update from PSD Citywide
- Approved Museum of Atikokan curator succession plan and job advertisement
- Directed staff to seek expressions of interest for FoodCycler Pilot Program
- Reviewed NOMA report regarding natural gas access and the International Bridge
- Reviewed 2023 Annual Drinking Water Report
Regular Council
During the February 12, 2024 meeting, Council approved the purchase of a fourth columbarium for Little Falls Cemetery and hired Amber Barnard as Bookkeeper. The Council also discussed water system maintenance contracts and proposed waste management by-law updates.
- Approved $43,170.52 purchase of a 4th columbarium from Brunet Monuments
- Hired Amber Barnard as Bookkeeper
- Agreed to seek new market services for water system maintenance following current contract completion
- Approved transition from hanging flower baskets to streetlights to a banner and bracket system
- Passed resolution supporting the development of a Municipal Equipment Operator Course
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole is reviewing the 2024 Asset Management Plan update to comply with Ontario Regulation 588/17. The meeting also includes reports on finance department priorities, capital project budget variances, and upcoming business such as a FoodCycler Pilot Program.
- Asset Management Plan update requiring $30,000 to $38,000
- Waste Management By-Law updates
- Transition and succession planning for the Museum of Atikokan
- FoodCycler Pilot Program discussion
- Capital expenditure reports for various infrastructure projects
Regular Council
The Town Council finalized several financial measures including the 2024 interim tax levy and water and sewage service rates. The meeting also addressed administrative hiring and provincial funding agreements.
- Passed By-Law #01-24 to establish 2024 Water and Sewage Service Rates
- Passed By-Law #03-24 for the 2024 interim tax levy
- Passed By-Law #02-24 to authorize temporary borrowing for 2024 expenses
- Approved By-Law #05-24 for an After School Program agreement with the Ministry
- Hired Makenna Coulson and Colin Bastien as Casual Arena Attendants
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole is reviewing the Northern Waterworks operating contract and proposed updates to the Waste Management By-Law. Discussions include potentially going to market for new water services and increasing landfill hours of operation.
- Northern Waterworks Inc. agreement valued at $754,817.04 plus HST
- Proposed landfill hours increase to 35 hours per week
- Waste Management By-Law update to remove contractor references
- Purchase of 4th Columbarium at Little Falls Cemetery
- Streetlight Banner Project update
Special Council
The Special Council meeting will include an in-camera session regarding a Director's Order from the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks. This session is subject to solicitor-client privilege.
- In-camera discussion regarding Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks Director's Order
Committee-of-the-Whole
The Committee-of-the-Whole is reviewing several financial and administrative proposals. Key items include a proposed 3.4% increase to water and sewer rates and a $80,000 proposal for a new strategic plan.
- Proposed 3.4% increase to residential water and sewer rates ($35/year)
- Strategic Plan proposal from Jim Pine totaling just under $80,000
- MPAC Data Sharing and Services Agreement (DSSA) renewal
- Authorization for temporary borrowing with a $2,000,000 credit limit
- 2024 Interim Tax Levy implementation
Regular Council
The Town of Atikokan Council will meet to consider several financial by-laws, including new water and sewage service rates and an interim tax levy. The meeting also includes reports from various municipal committees and updates on previous administrative decisions.
- By-Law No. 01-24: Establish Water and Sewage Service Rates
- By-Law No. 02-24: Temporary Borrowing
- By-Law No. 03-24: Interim Tax Levy
- By-Law No. 04-24: MPAC Data Sharing & Services Agreement
- Hire Casual Arena Attendants