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Road closures due to spring flooding

March 15, 2021

Please note that the following roads are closed for an indefinite period due to spring flooding. 

-        Du Lac Road, from address 2787, Du Lac Road going south to Lalonde Road

-        Lalonde Road, starting 15m east of Labelle Road to Rollin Road

-        Boileau Road, from 4043 Boileau Road to Ettyville Road

Mayor's Statement March 11, 2021

Today is the National Day of Observance for COVID-19’s victims. Exactly one year ago, the World Health Organization declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. In that moment, our daily lives immediately turned upside down.

Over the past year, 22,000 Canadians have died from the virus, and on the Eastern Ontario Health Unit’s territory, 68 of our fellow citizens have lost their lives.  COVID-19 has infected more than 864,000 Canadians...

Reopening of Municipal Outdoor Amenities

Clarence-Rockland – May 21, 2021, 2021 – Further to the province’s announcement to reopen outdoor recreational amenities, the Eastern Ontario Health Unit has provided guidance to the City of Clarence-Rockland.As such, the following outdoor park amenities will be open on Saturday, May 22, 2021:

• Boat launches
• Tennis courts
• Baseball, football and soccer fields
• Skateparks
• Outdoor fitness equipment
• Splash pads

All other public health and safety measures under the province-wide emergency brake will remain...

Access for All

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The City of Clarence-Rockland Accessibility Awareness Survey

The City of Clarence-Rockland is committed to promoting accessibility and inclusion. Your feedback through this survey will help us identify barriers and improve services for all residents.

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Multi-year accessibility plan 

The 2023–2027 Multi-Year Accessibility Plan outlines...

Potential Canada Post Strike

Canada Post Strike – Important Information for Residents

In anticipation of a potential Canada Post strike, the City of Clarence-Rockland is taking proactive steps to ensure residents can access their property tax bills and make timely payments—without relying on mail delivery.