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Deseronto meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 1 week available.

Weeks

Week of 2026-06-29

Council weighs video streaming at rec centre; water tower update set for July 8

Deseronto's Regular Council met June 24 to consider a proposal to install a LiveBarn automated video streaming system at the Deseronto Community Recreation Centre. Under the proposal, the Deseronto & District Minor Hockey Association would manage the system and keep all revenue generated. No minutes from that meeting have been published, so no decisions are confirmed yet. Other items on the June 24 agenda included a fire protection services agreement with Napanee, the Deseronto Water Financial Plan for 2026–2031, a review of the Municipal Capital Facility designation for 331 Dundas Street, and a council remuneration report.

Upcoming meetings: July 8

Two municipal meetings are scheduled for July 8.

Regular Council (July 8, 2026)

Council will receive a progress update on the Deseronto standpipe water tower project. The update covers geotechnical testing (report due July 30), a planned tender in October, and construction scheduled from May to October 2027. Council will also consider two election-related bylaws:

Other agenda items include Quinte Conservation’s preliminary budget and capital asset management plan, and a letter from Ontario Minister Todd McCarthy on municipal budget and apportionment.

Deseronto Cemetery Board (July 8, 2026)

The Cemetery Board will hear a presentation from Bob Wales regarding brush removal along Ungar’s Island Road, and will discuss monument maintenance and repair.

Coming up

Residents interested in the water tower project, election procedures, or local infrastructure may want to attend the Regular Council meeting on July 8. The Cemetery Board meeting is also open to the public, with discussion focused on cemetery upkeep. Both meetings are scheduled for July 8; check the town website or municipal calendar for times and locations.

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