Longueuil, QC

Conseil de ville (extraordinaire)

The extraordinary session of the Longueuil city council scheduled for October 21, 2026, was cancelled. The draft agenda included a notice regarding a vacancy for the councillor position in the Parc-de-la-Cité district.

• Notice of vacancy for the councillor position in the Parc-de-la-Cité district

Conseil de ville

The City Council will consider several infrastructure contracts and a new regulation for traffic light construction and repair. The meeting includes decisions on financial aid for community projects and various administrative appointments.

• Proposed regulations for the construction and repair of traffic lights and associated borrowing
• Contract LONG-26-0231 for the major renovation of the Rosanne-Laflamme sports center
• Contract LONG-26-0255 for urban technical network work by Collectif Roland-Therrien
• Financial support for La grande guignolée des médias
• Support for the Habitations Paul-Pratt Saint-Hubert social housing project

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The Longueuil city council is holding its regular meeting on September 22, 2026, to decide on a wide range of administrative, financial, and regulatory matters. Key items include authorizing loans for a new police station in Brossard and a fire station in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, approving multiple contracts for engineering, construction, and services, and adopting a bylaw for property acquisition. The agenda also includes several designations to committees and boards, as well as approvals of funding agreements for various social and cultural projects.

• Adoption of Règlement CA-2026-472 for a new police station at 6840, boulevard Milan, Brossard, with a loan
• Adoption of Règlement CA-2026-475 for construction of fire station 14 at 635, boulevard Clairevue Ouest, Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, with a loan
• Adoption of Règlement CO-2026-1371 decreeing a loan for acquisition of various buildings
• Attribution of contract LONG-26-0221 for redevelopment of parc canin Vauquelin
• Approval of a financing agreement under the Trame verte et bleue program (Phase 2)

The City Council approved several infrastructure projects, including road paving on rue Saint-Laurent and bridge surveillance. It also designated new members to various municipal commissions and authorized multiple financial grants for community and cultural projects.

• Approved $916,163.97 loan for paving on rue Saint-Laurent and a sidewalk on rue Grandpré
• Approved $435,076.36 for engineering services for the Saint-Charles Ouest bridge project
• Approved $498,020.40 for surveillance of Roland-Therrien bridge and Edna-Maricourt footbridge
• Awarded $627,947.92 contract to Can-Inspec inc. for pumping station cleaning
• Awarded $531,486.31 contract to Gestion Dexsen inc. for Vauquelin dog park redevelopment
• Designated Lyette Bouchard as deputy mayor (unanimous)
• Approved $12,000 annual aid to Carrefour le Moutier for relocation costs
• Approved $206,836.80 grant from SHQ for emergency housing services

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The Longueuil city council is holding its regular meeting on August 18, 2026, to decide on a wide range of administrative, financial, and infrastructure items. Key decisions include awarding contracts for major projects such as the reconstruction of two aquatic installations, the repair of the Roland-Therrien bridge, and playground renovations in several parks. The council will also consider borrowing bylaws, grant applications, and various intermunicipal agreements.

• Contract awards for playground redevelopment at parks D.-E.-Joyal, Quévillon, and Roberval
• Contract for the repair of the Roland-Therrien bridge and Edna-Maricourt pedestrian bridge
• Borrowing bylaws for reconstruction of aquatic installations at 2095 rue Laurier and 2030 rue Brébeuf
• Contract for redevelopment of place Charles-Le Moyne
• Approval of a zoning amendment for a 5-unit multifamily building at 1269 rue Front

The Longueuil city council unanimously approved the expropriation of several lots to preserve affordable rooming house accommodations and set the partial municipal election date for the Parc-Michel-Chartrand district for December 6, 2026. The council also adopted multiple loan by-laws for equipment, environmental rehabilitation, and aquatic facility reconstruction, alongside awarding numerous municipal contracts.

• Fixed the Parc-Michel-Chartrand district municipal by-election date for December 6, 2026
• Authorized expropriation of lots for affordable rooming house housing with an initial provision of $4,231,029
• Approved budget transfers and unallocated surplus use of $2,559,454
• Awarded contract LONG-26-0202 for Roland-Therrien bridge and Edna-Maricourt footbridge repairs to Construction Interlag inc. for $2,406,533.68
• Awarded contract LONG-26-0128 for Place Charles-Le Moyne redevelopment to Bau-Québec ltée for $5,950,929.37
• Adopted loan by-laws for motor vehicle/rolling equipment acquisition, environmental rehabilitation, and aquatic facility reconstruction
• Approved financial aid application and municipal contribution of $4,000 for the 'Ça marche!' road safety project

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The City Council will consider the adoption of the municipal civil security plan and a new environmental rehabilitation program. The meeting includes several contract awards for park improvements, road repairs, and the reconstruction of the Lecavalier aquatic facility.

• Adoption of the municipal civil security plan (SD-2026-0003)
• Contract for major renovation of the pool at Joseph-William Gendron park (LONG-26-0134)
• Proposed reconstruction of the Lecavalier aquatic facility at 2030 rue Brébeuf (CO-2026-1364)
• Adoption of Regulation CO-2026-1348 for business aid in the airport zone
• Approval of real estate project PI-2025-007 at 6400-6406 chemin de Chambly

Le conseil de ville a adopté à l'unanimité le Plan municipal de sécurité civile révisé et a attribué plusieurs contrats, dont le plus important pour la rénovation majeure de la piscine au parc Joseph-William Gendron (11 222 810 $). Il a également adopté des règlements d'emprunt pour des travaux d'égout et autorisé des concours d'art public. La vacance du poste de conseiller du district du Parc-Michel-Chartrand a été constatée à la suite de la démission de Jonathan Tabarah.

• Adopté le Plan municipal de sécurité civile révisé (unanimité)
• Attribué contrat rénovation piscine parc Joseph-William Gendron à Construction G.C.P. inc., 11 222 810 $ (unanimité)
• Attribué contrat réfection rue Arsène à Excavation Civilpro inc., 1 813 895,64 $ (unanimité)
• Attribué contrat remplacement ponceau Maricourt à Les entreprises Michaudville inc., 2 610 000 $ (unanimité)
• Adopté règlement CO-2026-1357 pour emprunt travaux collecteur Sud-Est et égout sanitaire rues Hillcrest/Arlington (unanimité)
• Autorisé concours d'art public pour piscine William-Joseph-Gendron, dépense max 17 000 $ (unanimité)
• Autorisé concours d'art public au parc Jeannine-Labelle, dépense max 5 000 $ (unanimité)
• Constaté vacance poste conseiller district Parc-Michel-Chartrand (démission Jonathan Tabarah)

Conseil de ville (extraordinaire)

This special meeting of Longueuil city council has one substantive item: the adoption of a portion of the city’s capital expenditure program covering local responsibilities for fiscal years 2027, 2028, and 2029. The rest of the agenda consists of standard procedural items such as opening, public questions, and adjournment.

• Adoption of the city's capital expenditure program for local responsibilities for fiscal years 2027, 2028, and 2029 (file SD-2026-1122)

The council unanimously adopted the amended portion of the city's capital program for 2027-2029, increasing spending to $161,269,217 for 2027 and $175,642,989 for 2028, with 2029 unchanged at $114,529,277. The amendment added $354,000 for the Armand-Racicot pool surface repair and adjusted funding for the Greenfield Park borough office renovation and structure repairs. The explanatory document will be published in a local newspaper instead of mailed to each address.

• Adopted amended capital program for 2027-2029 (unanimous)
• Increased 2027 capital spending to $161,269,217 and 2028 to $175,642,989
• Added $354,000 for Piscine Armand-Racicot pool surface repair in 2027
• Adjusted Greenfield Park borough office renovation to $14,480,000 total
• Adjusted structure repairs to $6,560,000 total
• Approved publishing explanatory document in local newspaper instead of mail

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The city council is deciding on multiple infrastructure contracts, including road repairs and water system upgrades. The body will also discuss financial reports for the 2025 fiscal year and approve the 2026 budget for the Conseil des arts de Longueuil.

• Approval of the 2026 budget for the Conseil des arts de Longueuil
• Contract for the reconstruction of the aquatic facility at 2095, rue Laurier
• Financial aid agreement for the expansion of a space launch vehicle manufacturing plant
• Infrastructure contracts for rue D'Iberville, avenue Fortier, rue Hillcrest, and avenue Arlington
• Authorization of a real estate project at 820-830, chemin de Chambly and 25, rue De Gentilly Ouest

The council unanimously approved a series of contracts, including a $3.47M contract for the reconstruction of D'Iberville Street and Fortier Avenue, and a $1.47M contract to upgrade the Paradis and Kimber pumping stations. It also approved a $197,762 financial aid agreement with Laboratoire Reaction Dynamics for the expansion of its space launch vehicle factory, and adopted a directive on the use of languages other than French. Several other contracts for roadwork, park improvements, and traffic signals were also awarded.

• Approved $3,474,000 contract for D'Iberville/Fortier infrastructure work (unanimous)
• Approved $1,473,710.46 contract for Paradis and Kimber pumping station upgrades (unanimous)
• Approved $197,762 financial aid to Laboratoire Reaction Dynamics for factory expansion (unanimous)
• Approved $1,975,062.98 contract for treatment system upgrade at Parc de la Cité station (unanimous)
• Approved $867,900 contract for Parc Mégantic play area and water management redevelopment (unanimous)
• Approved $1,798,702.72 contract for traffic light upgrades at two intersections (unanimous)
• Approved $397,803.19 contract for cycling network improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $184,044.67 contract for sanitary maintenance of six footbridges and two taxi shelters (unanimous)

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The Longueuil city council will meet on May 26, 2026, to decide on borrowing for vehicle fleets, EV charging stations, sports facilities, and public art projects. The agenda also includes routine approvals like minutes, contracts for tree planting and street repairs, and updates to urban planning regulations.

• $1.2M+ in loans for EV charging stations, sports facility upgrades, and vehicle fleet purchases
• Contract LONG-26-0078 for $X street repairs on Windsor and Comber
• Contract LONG-26-0065 for tree planting across the city
• Approval of $X in budget transfers for police equipment upgrades
• Adoption of urban planning regulation updates for three boroughs

The Longueuil city council held its regular meeting on May 26, 2026, and approved a series of contracts, loans, and regulations, all unanimously. The most significant decision was awarding a $6.5 million contract for the reconstruction of Windsor and Comber streets. The council also approved several borrowing bylaws for infrastructure projects, including a $629,205.84 loan for electric vehicle charging stations, and authorized a $6.5 million contract for street work.

• Awarded $6,514,063.78 contract for Windsor and Comber street reconstruction to Excavation Civilpro inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $629,205.84 loan for electric vehicle charging station project (unanimous)
• Awarded $452,332.79 contract for lead service line replacement to Excavation D. Jomphe (unanimous)
• Approved $140,000 agreement with Agrégat for at least three mural artworks (unanimous)
• Adopted borrowing bylaw CO-2026-1347 for parks, green spaces, and bike path work (unanimous)
• Approved $56,800 partnership with Corporation de développement communautaire for social development (unanimous)
• Adopted borrowing bylaw CO-2026-1352 for Centre sportif Rosanne-Laflamme renovation fees (unanimous)
• Approved orientation to award $2,715,306.40 radio communication contract to Bell Mobilité inc. (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The City Council is meeting to adjudicate various contracts for park equipment, roadwork, and sewer extensions. The body will also discuss several loan bylaws for municipal infrastructure and professional fees.

• Contracts for play modules and training equipment in various parks (LONG-25-0343)
• Road reconstruction on rue de Lyon (LONG-26-0006)
• Construction of a cycling education park at parc Bariteau (LONG-26-0013)
• Bylaw CO-2026-1340 modifying financial aid for washable diaper purchase and rental
• Proposed multi-family housing construction at 3459, rue Mackay

Le conseil de ville de Longueuil a tenu une séance ordinaire le 28 avril 2026, adoptant à l'unanimité l'ensemble des décisions à l'ordre du jour. Les principales décisions incluent l'approbation de contrats majeurs pour des travaux de resurfaçage, la réfection de la rue de Lyon, la démolition-reconstruction de la caserne 22, et l'émission de plusieurs emprunts. Le conseil a également approuvé des ententes de financement, des demandes d'aide financière, et des orientations pour le conseil d'agglomération.

• Adjugé contrat de resurfaçage 2026 à Pavage Métropolitain inc. pour 13 370 839,30 $ (unan.)
• Adjugé contrat de réfection de la rue de Lyon à Excavation E.S.M. inc. pour 7 287 962,54 $ (unan.)
• Adopté orientation pour contrat de démolition/reconstruction caserne 22 à Le Groupe Decarel inc. pour 20 332 599,99 $ (unan.)
• Adopté règlement CO-2025-1325 pour emprunt pour mise à niveau de stations de pompage d'eaux usées (unan.)
• Adopté règlement CO-2026-1344 pour emprunt pour acquisition d'équipements motorisés ou roulants (unan.)
• Approuvé entente avec RTL pour transport collectif gratuit lors des marathons Sun Life 2026 (unan.)
• Approuvé orientation pour emprunt de 19 386 000 $ pour 10 autobus électriques (RTL) (unan.)
• Appuyé projet de logements sociaux de Parcelle St-Bruno avec contribution financière (unan.)

Conseil de ville

The Longueuil City Council will vote on revised codes of ethics for elected officials and cabinet personnel, approve a regulation banning image/sound capture in certain city buildings, and authorize a loan for security upgrades at the police station. The meeting also includes numerous contract awards for infrastructure work, zoning bylaw amendments from member municipalities, and a special project to convert a triplex into multifamily housing.

• Adoption of revised Code of Ethics for elected officials (CO-2025-1333) and for cabinet staff (CO-2025-1334)
• Regulation prohibiting image or sound capture in certain city buildings (CA-2026-453)
• Loan authorization for securing the police station at 699 boulevard Curé-Poirier Ouest
• Rehabilitation contract for rue Jules-Roches (LONG-25-0468)
• Special project to transform a triplex into multifamily housing at 1920-1924 avenue Victoria

The Longueuil city council held its regular meeting on March 17, 2026, and approved all items on the agenda unanimously. Key decisions included approving a $14,047,582 financial aid agreement for a climate adaptation and greening project, awarding a $3,399,772.11 contract for road work on Rue Jules-Roches, and adopting revised ethics codes for elected officials and cabinet staff. The council also set orientations for the upcoming agglomeration council meeting, including approving several contracts and financial measures.

• Approved $14,047,582 OASIS program agreement for greening and climate resilience (unanimous)
• Awarded $3,399,772.11 contract to Groupe MPotvin for Rue Jules-Roches roadwork (unanimous)
• Adopted revised ethics codes for elected officials and cabinet staff (unanimous)
• Approved $2,109,202 in budget transfers (unanimous)
• Authorized $188,110.74 for sewer separation feasibility study (unanimous)
• Approved $756,572.32 for 2026 resurfacing work supervision (unanimous)
• Approved $34,496.25 for conservation servitude on Boisé-Du Tremblay lots (unanimous)
• Set orientation to borrow up to $161,000 for police station security work (unanimous)

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The Longueuil city council will consider approving zoning modifications for the Saint-Hubert aerospace innovation zone and various infrastructure contracts, including road work and water system upgrades. The meeting also includes routine approvals for financial transfers and public hearing procedures.

• Approval of zoning changes for Saint-Hubert aerospace zone
• Authorization for water pumping station upgrades and borrowing
• Contract for Saint-Hubert level crossing reconstruction
• Contract for Longueuil water main blockage repair
• Approval of Longueuil-Rive development water capacity

Le conseil municipal de Longueuil a tenu sa séance ordinaire du 17 février 2026, adoptant à l'unanimité l'ensemble des décisions à l'ordre du jour. Les principales décisions incluent l'adjudication de plusieurs contrats, dont un contrat de 8,6 M$ pour des travaux de branchement d'eau potable et d'égouts, et l'adoption de règlements modifiant la tarification municipale et la prévention incendie. Le conseil a également approuvé des orientations pour le conseil d'agglomération, notamment l'attribution de contrats de gré à gré pour des logiciels et l'émission d'un avis de capacité pour le projet Longue-Rive.

• Adjudication du contrat LONG-25-0438 pour branchements d'eau et d'égouts à Marius Morier & fils ltée pour 8 642 088,70 $ (unanimité)
• Adoption du Règlement CO-2025-1331 modifiant la tarification des biens et services (unanimité)
• Adoption du Règlement CO-2025-1336 modifiant le Règlement sur la prévention incendie (unanimité)
• Approbation du Règlement SH-2025-555 modifiant l'urbanisme dans la zone d'innovation en aérospatiale (unanimité)
• Adoption du projet de résolution pour le projet immobilier PI-2026-008 au 5685, chemin de Chambly (unanimité)
• Approbation d'une entente avec le CN pour la reconstruction du passage à niveau de la montée Saint-Hubert (unanimité)
• Autorisation de virements budgétaires de 67 612 $ (unanimité)
• Adjudication du contrat LONG-25-0389 pour l'enrobé bitumineux à Asphalte Nord Sud inc. pour 1 330 223,11 $ (unanimité)

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The City Council will consider the 2026 budget and 2026-2035 capital asset program for the Longueuil Transport Network. The meeting includes proposals for revised ethics codes for elected officials and cabinet staff, as well as several municipal access agreements with telecommunications providers.

• Adoption of the 2026 budget and 2026-2035 capital asset program for the Réseau de transport de Longueuil
• Proposed revised ethics and conduct codes for elected officials and cabinet personnel
• Municipal access agreements with Vidéotron, Telus, Bell Canada, and Rogers Communications
• Contract for the reconstruction of Grande Allée between rue Bellevue and the CN railway
• Approval of the 2026-2028 triennial capital asset plan for Société Rive et Parcs de Longueuil

The council unanimously approved a $43.2M contract for roadwork on Grande Allée, shared with Brossard, and awarded numerous other contracts and grants. It also set orientations for the agglomeration council, including adopting the RTL budget and approving several intermunicipal agreements. All decisions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved $43,173,579.78 contract for Grande Allée roadwork to Eurovia Québec Construction (unanimous)
• Approved $611,423.25 contract for catch basin cleaning to G-TEK (unanimous)
• Approved $20,000 grant to Fête de la lecture et du livre jeunesse (unanimous)
• Approved $179,322.47 membership fee to Union des municipalités du Québec (unanimous)
• Approved $7,901,501.44 in 2026 organic waste processing payments to SÉMECS (unanimous)
• Approved $1,922,110.31 contract modification for Grande Allée engineering services (unanimous)
• Approved 5-year municipal access agreements with Videotron, Telus, Bell, and Rogers (unanimous)
• Adopted RTL 2026 budget and 2026-2035 capital program as orientation (unanimous)