June 1, 2020 - Beginning today, Monday, June 1, 2020, the Deloro Landfill Site is host to a new Mattress Recycling Pilot Program, common in other municipalities. Prior to the waiving of tipping fees for Spring Clean Up, landfill staff counted 35 mattresses being disposed of in only two days. When these items are disposed of in this manner, it causes undue hardship on operations. The mattresses and box springs are harder to compact, taking up more space in the landfill, and wreak havoc on the equipment, as springs get caught and created mechanical issues. Those wishing to dispose of a mattress or box spring will be charged $15 per unit in order to cover the cost of the program. Users will also be required to place the unit in a designated location. If the user is unable to move the unit(s) unassisted, the mattress must be securely wrapped. Wet, excessively soiled, or mattresses with biohazards will not be eligible for recycling but will be charged for processing. For more information on how to properly dispose of various items, download the Timmins Recyclepedia app. You will also receive service alerts, disruptions and more directly to your phone. Information can also be found HERE
May 26, 2020 - The City of Timmins recognizes the need to support the downtown cores as vital commercial and community areas intrinsic to the quality of life of the municipality. On July 23, 2007, Timmins Council approved a Downtown Community Improvement Plan (CIP). As the plan has been in effect for approximately 14 years, Council indicated that the plan should be reviewed, and staff are looking for stakeholder input. A committee, comprised of three members of Council and Planning staff, were tasked with reviewing the Downtown CIP focused on improving the appearance and desirability of the downtown cores while promoting the public use of the downtown cores within Timmins, Schumacher and South Porcupine. The group has reviewed various community improvement plans and are proposing various changes to the plan. For information on how to have your comments presented to Planning staff, CLICK HERE and/or contact Community Development Planner Dave St. Onge at 705-360-2600, x:3347. For general information regarding Community Improvement Grants, CLICK HERE
For a list of potential community incentive amendments within the Downtown CIP, see below: Amend the Downtown CIP area ïµ Increase the Community Improvement Project Area for increased eligibility for grants to include Algonquin Boulevard West from the Mattagami River in the west to Father Costello Drive in Schumacher; ïµ Increase the Community Improvement Project Area to include Wilson Avenue from the Mattagami River in the west to Mountjoy Street South in the east; ïµ Maintain the existing Community Improvement Project Area in Schumacher and South Porcupine; and ïµ Eliminate the two-tier grant areas where there were previously primary and secondary areas where grant applications in primary areas received priority funding. All areas will now be considered primary areas.
Revise Existing CIP programs ïµ Amend the Façade Improvement Grant by providing a 50% grant up to $15,000. The grant shall require façade installation on any side of the building and may include windows and doors; however, shall not be limited to windows and doors only. Additionally, the $15,000 grant cap shall be removed after 10 years from the initial grant, provided there is a change in building ownership. Delete the following grant opportunities:  Energy Efficiency  Study Assistance  Demolition Assistance and Tipping Fee Rebate  Building Code Compliance  Upgrade to Building Code  Accessibility ïµ Remove the requirement that a building permit be required prior to grant approval. Staff to provide conditional approval to the grant application and inform the applicant to obtain a building permit within 30 days of conditional approval or the grant opportunity shall be rescinded. Implement New Opportunities to Promote Development ïµ Create a Building Improvement Grant which provides a 100% grant up to $30,000 towards new commercial space through the construction of a building addition or the construction of new upper storey residential units or conversions. ïµ Create a Parking Fee and Transit Grant for new businesses and new upper storey residential units. The grant shall result in a 50% reduction in parking fees in municipal parking lots and a 50% reduction in transit fees for one year. Business owners shall provide proof regarding the number of employees and property owners for the new upper storey residential units shall provide proof regarding the number of residents in the new unit. ïµ Create a Parking Requirement Exemption Program for new upper storey residential units for commercial, industrial or institutional main floor uses within the General Commercial (EA-CG) zone within the CIP area. With exceptions, commercial uses within the General Commercial (EA-CG) zone generally do not require parking, whereas upper storey residential units do require parking spaces. In order to promote upper storey residential development, the parking provision shall be waived in the General Commercial (EA-CG) zone. ïµ Create a Public Art Grant which provides a 50% grant up to $2,500 for eligible art pieces and displays on public and private property that are clearly visible to the public. ïµ Create a Sidewalk Patio Grant which provides a 100% grant up to $1,000 for patio construction costs. Patio construction plans shall be provided by the Downtown Timmins BIA.
May 22, 2020 - Last week, the Province announced that Municipal Projects are permitted to proceed effective May 19, 2020, and in conjunction with the beautiful weather, crews are working to complete the final work on the Hollinger Park Improvement Project. “Mobilization of equipment and supplies to complete the final work on the Hollinger Park Improvement Project has commenced this week and construction will ramp up starting next week,” said Gerard Paquette, Supervisor of Projects for the City of Timmins. The key components that remain to be completed include the central meeting space in the park which includes a headframe and sundial sitting upon a circular elevated concrete platform surrounded by paving stones, as well as the paving of the main entrance and parking lot. This work will be supplemented with additional landscaping, sodding/seeding, and the completion of remaining trail connections. Director of Community & Development Services Mark Jensen anticipates approximately four weeks will be required to finalize the park. Fencing will remain on site protecting the hydro seed and sod from damage due to public use. Once the grass takes, the fencing will be removed from the site. A grand opening of the newly renovated Hollinger Park will be announced later this summer.
May 22, 2020 - In order for the City of Timmins to ensure public safety, reduce public impact, and protect City infrastructure, a street occupancy permit is required to carry out certain activities. Examples of activities that require a permit include: - Construction on a road, boulevard or sidewalk - Temporary or partial road closures - Window washing or building maintenance while occupying a sidewalk - Working from the road or sidewalk to carry out work on private property - Utility repairs or installations - Placement of moving containers, dumpsters and storage on the road or the boulevard - Placement of building or landscaping materials on the road or the boulevard - Sidewalk obstructions that impact pedestrian traffic - Road closure without the approval of Council Bylaw 1984-2174 Obstructing and Encumbering of Streets states: “No persons shall occupy, break, excavate, dig up, tear up, or remove any portion of any highway or boulevard, or any planking, sidewalk, curbing, pavement or road structure of any sort, forming the surface of any City of Timmins highway, or make excavation in or under any City of Timmins highway, boulevard, or sidewalk for the purpose of building or otherwise, unless they obtain a street occupancy permit for the Public Works Department.” Additional information and permits can be obtained from: - The city of Timmins website (Under ‘Doing Business’ – ‘Street Occupancy Permits’ - Calling Public Works – 705-360-2600, ext. 5036 - Emailing – streetoccupancy@timmins.ca Completed permits can be sent to streetoccupancy@timmins.ca for approval.
Please be advised that the City of Timmins will be holding a public meeting pursuant to Section 28 of the Planning Act on Monday, June 15, 2020 at 4:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 220 Algonquin Boulevard East.
The purpose of this meeting is for the Planning Division to hear comments on the proposed new Downtown Community Improvement Plan for the City of Timmins.
Due to public health concerns regarding COVID-19, physical attendance will not be permitted. Several options are available to have your comments presented to Planning staff:
Planning Division Attn: Dave St.Onge City of Timmins 220 Algonquin Boulevard East Timmins, ON P4N 1B3
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation as we work to limit the spread of COVID-19.
The Planning Division of the Community & Development Services Department has embarked on a comprehensive project to review the Downtown Community Improvement Plan (CIP), which was approved by the City of Timmins Council on July 23, 2007. The intent of the Downtown CIP is to target areas in the downtown core that are in transition, need of repair or rehabilitation, and promote redevelopment and revitalization, making the downtown inviting to the public. As the plan has been in effect for approximately 14 years, City of Timmins Council indicated that it should be reviewed. The program provides policies that will enable Council to offer financial incentives to private property owners.
Once adopted by Council, the Downtown Community Improvement Plan will expand the CIP area in addition to enabling the City to grant financial incentives under eight programs:
If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed Downtown Community Improvement Plan, you must make a written request to the Clerk of the City of Timmins (see below):
Steph Palmateer, ACMT City Clerk City of Timmins Clerk’s Department 220 Algonquin Blvd. East Timmins, ON P4N 1B3
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the City of Timmins before the by-law adopting the revised Community Improvement Plan is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Timmins to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting, or make written submissions to the City of Timmins before the by-law is passed, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal unless, in the opinion of the Tribunal, there are reasonable grounds to do so.
Please view the Community Improvement Grants page for additional information. The draft version of 2020 Downtown CIP is available here.
For additional information concerning this session, please contact Dave St.Onge, Community Development Planner, at (705) 360-2600 Ext. 3347 or dave.st.onge@timmins.ca.
Dated at the City of Timmins this 22nd Day of May, 2020.
The City of Timmins Engineering Department would like to advise the Public that starting Wednesday, June 03, 2020 for approximately two weeks, paving work will be commencing.
The work will take place in Timmins area and segments along the Connecting Link. Work is scheduled in different areas along this highway and includes grinding and new asphalt paving
Traffic controls will be in place and drivers are being asked to slow down and proceed with caution in the active work zone.
We thank you for your patience and cooperation during this time.
Engineering Department
The City of Timmins Engineering Department would like to advise the Public that a CCTV and Sewer Line Cleaning project will be commencing from Tuesday June 02, 2020 until Tuesday June 30, 2020.
The Engineering Department is advising the residents that we will have crews investigating various sewer main systems within the City of Timmins, camera trucks and vacuum trucks will be onsite. Residents should be aware they may hear gurgling sounds coming from their toilet or sinks.
The following areas will be affected:
Traffic controls will be in place and drivers are asked to slow down when proceeding through the work zone.
To minimize face to face contact between residents and on-site staff due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, we ask that residents with inquires direct them through Service Timmins at 705-264-1331.
Station 1- 202 Goldrush St.
Start Date: May 28 Start Time: 22:35
Stop Date: May 29 Stop Time: 04:20
Total bypass hours- 5.9
Volume of bypass- 1448 m3
Affected area- Porcupine Lake
Station 2- 57 Evans St.
Start Date: May 28 Start Time: 22:00
Stop Date: May 29 Stop Time: 06:30
Total bypass hours- 2.9
Volume of bypass- 1555m3
Station 3- 174 Essa Ave.
Start Date: May 28 Start Time: 22:40
Stop Date: May 29 Stop Time: 07:40
Total bypass hours- 3.5
Volume of bypass- 2096m3
Station 4- 5121 Highway 101 East.
Start Date: May 28 Start Time: 21:45
Stop Date: May 29 Stop Time: Ongoing
Total bypass hours- 2.5
Volume of bypass- 1250m3
Station 5- 45 Florence St.
Start Date: May 28 Start Time: 23:00
Stop Date: May 29 Stop Time: 01:30
Total bypass hours- 0.9
Volume of bypass- 450 m3
The City of Timmins Environmental Services department wishes to advise the Public of hydrant flushing/watermain cleaning activities in the following areas.
Area: City crews will be working in the South Porcupine Area
Time of Disruption: May 28 2020 4:00pm until June 12 2020 12:00pm
Homeowners and businesses may experience short-term loss in water pressure or experience brown or rust-coloured water following the testing. It is recommended not to drink or wash laundry with the discoloured water. While it is not harmful to your health, it can stain laundry. Should this occur, it is advised to turn off your tap for 10-20 minutes in order to allow the crew to complete the test. Once the test is complete and the work crew has left the area, turn on the COLD water tap closest to the source (usually your laundry tub tap) and let it run for approximately 15-20 minutes or until the water colour has returned to normal.
City staff would like to thank residents for their patience and cooperation during this necessary process, and advise that if there are any questions, concerns or requests for additional information, they may contact the Service Timmins at (705) 264-1331. After-hours emergencies should be directed to 705-264-1201.
The City of Timmins Engineering Department would like to advise the Public of infrastructure repairs in the Timmins and South Porcupine area commencing Monday, May 25, 2020 and is expected to be completed Wednesday, June 17, 2020.
Timmins, ON – At the Association of Municipalities of Ontario’s Annual Conference in Ottawa, Mayor Pirie met with Minister Ernie Hardeman, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs. “The Great Clay Belt is Ontario’s next great economic opportunity. The Great Clay Belt has potentially more arable land than Manitoba. Changes in climate and advancements in agricultural techniques and technology make the condition right for a significant agricultural expansion in northeastern Ontario that would mirror what we have already seen occur across the border in northern Quebec,” explained Mayor Pirie. “We have asked for Minister Hardeman’s support as we continue to explore and develop agricultural opportunities in the region along with our industry partners.” The Great Clay Belt’s 10.2 million acres offers the opportunity for large scale farming for export markets. Timmins with working alongside the Northeast Community Network to realize the economic opportunity this presents.
Timmins, ON – A City of Timmins delegation led by Mayor George Pirie met yesterday evening with the Honourable Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario’s Annual Conference in Ottawa. “We had a very positive meeting with Minister Mulroney,” said Mayor George Pirie. “The City of Timmins was able to impress upon the Minister the importance of the Connecting Link and the financial impact to the residents of the reconstruction of 21km of four lane highway through the core of the City. We discussed the key role our Connecting Link plays in moving industrial and provincial traffic and the need for funding to see the project through to completion.” The City of Timmins has the longest Connecting Link roadway in Ontario at 21.35km and has reconstructed four sections of the highway as part of a 20 year, $100million+ infrastructure renewal project.
Timmins, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Pirie had the opportunity to meet with the Chief of Staff for the Honourable Jeff Yurek, Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks at the Association for Municipalities of Ontario’s Annual Conference in Ottawa. “From the environmental, financial, logistical, stakeholder and regulator perspectives, waste management is a highly challenging issue for Timmins and for communities all across the province,” said Mayor George Pirie. “Minister Yurek’s staff understands this and we discussed the government’s plans to transform the system and move responsibility to the producers of waste. Waste management is a complex problem and we need to be at the forefront of finding solutions to Ontario’s waste problems.” Ontario generates nearly a tonne of waste per person each year. Waste diversion is Ontario has stalled at 30%, seeing 70% of that waste ending up in municipal landfills. By reducing and diverting waste from landfill we can make the economy more productive. According to the Conference Board of Canada, every 1,000 tonnes of waste diverted from landfill generates seven full-time jobs, $360,000 in wages and more than $700,000 in gross domestic product (GDP).
Timmins, ON – Mayor George Pirie will join about 2,000 participants at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario's (AMO) 2019 Conference in Ottawa from August 18 to 21.
For more than a century, Ontario’s largest municipal conference has brought together municipal, provincial and federal officials to work collectively to overcome municipal challenges and plan for the future.
Ontario’s Premier, Minister of Municipal Affairs, and the three party leaders are featured speakers and several additional provincial ministers will participate in the conference.
The annual conference is a chance for municipal officials to discuss and move forward on shared challenges, to learn, and to create new opportunities that can benefit their communities. In addition to the conference program, municipal staff and officials will take part in municipal delegation meetings with provincial and federal ministries. Mayor Pirie will be meeting with Minister Caroline Mulroney to discuss the Connecting Link program, Minister Jeff Yurek regarding waste management concerns, and Minister Ernie Hardeman regarding agricultural opportunities in the Greater Clay Belt region.
Key session topics include cyber security, cannabis legalization, local economies in transition, changes to the health care system, recycling and the rise of plastics, affordable housing, municipal policing, rural economic development, climate change, addressing social and health problems facing our communities and much more.
Conference news releases, fact sheets and presentations from a number of key speakers will be posted on AMO’s website throughout the duration of the conference at www.amo.on.ca
AMO is a non-profit organization representing almost all of Ontario’s 444 municipal governments. AMO supports strong and effective municipal government in Ontario and promotes the value of municipal government as a vital and essential component of Ontario and Canada’s political system.
Please be advised that there will be a Budget Meeting on Friday, February 22, 2019 at 4:30 p.m. If you have any questions, please contact the Clerks department at 705-360-2600.
Night Time Street Sweeping 11:30 pm to 7:30 am
From May 31 to June 5, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing night time street sweeping
Sunday May 31 Starting 11:30 pm:
Mountjoy: Shirley
Monday June 1 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Second, Spruce (Fifth to Moneta)
Tuesday June 2 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Pine (Sixth to Kirby), Cedar (Fifth to First), Balsam (Fifth to Frist), Birch (Fifth to Second)
Wednesday June 3 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Maple (Fifth to Second), Elm (Fifth to Second), Wilson
Thursday June 4 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Mountjoy
Timmins North: Mountjoy, MacLean
From May 31 to June 5, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing day time street sweeping
Monday June 1 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Power, Clifford, Chestnut, Greeningdon, Royale
South Porcupine: Crawford
Tuesday June 2 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Joseph, Park
South Porcupine: Main
Wednesday June 3 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Berridale, Michelano
Thursday June 4 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Bonaventure, Meadow, Pleasant, Castlewood, Diamond, Majestic
Friday June 5 Starting 7:30 am:
No sweeping scheduled
Sweeping Operations will take several weeks to complete. There is a lot of sand to pick up every year, so we ask residents to remain patient. Weather conditions and mechanical issues play a major role in how quickly Public Works can complete the sweeping operations. Heavy rain and subzero temperatures will halt operations.
Posted No Parking Signs Advising Spring Maintenance:
Public Works would like to remind residents that yellow No Parking Signs will be posted to notify that Spring Maintenance will be taking place for daytime operations. Vehicles not complying with these No Parking signs will be ticketed and towed to allow for Street Sweeping crews to advance.
Priority Sequence for Street Sweeping Operations:
Street Sweeping is never done in the area where Sanitation is taken place.
High density residential areas (Older Section of City: one-ways, narrow streets);
Low density residential areas
Highway sections;
High density commercial sections;
Main Arterial Routes
A reminder to respect safety signage as the safety of workers is very important.
We thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
From May 24 to May 29, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing night time street sweeping
Sunday May 24 Starting 11:30 pm:
Mountjoy: Riverside (Shirley to Canadian Tire)
Porcupine: King (Gervais to Coott)
Monday May 25 Starting 11:30 pm:
Porcupine: Highway 101 (Coott to Crawford)
Tuesday May 26 Starting 11:30 pm:
South Porcupine: Harold (Crawford to Legion)
Wednesday May 27 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Pine (Sixth to Kirby), Cedar (Fifth to First), Balsam (Fifth to First), Birch (Fifth to Second)
South Porcupine: Bruce, Golden
Thursday May 28 Starting 11:30 pm:
South Porcupine: Main (Harold to Strachan)
From May 24 to May 29, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing day time street sweeping
Monday May 25 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Vanier, Center, Lynwood, Woodland, Forest, Frontenac, Champlain
South Porcupine: Warner, Walter, Evans (Dunn to Dead end), Smith (Walther to Tisdale), Leighton, Allan, Mahon
Tuesday May 26 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Hudson, Laval, Theodore, Carlton, Brock, Acres
South Porcupine: Dunn (Warner to Tisdale), Evans (Dunn to Station), Tisdale (Langmuir to Goldrush), Galbraith, McDougall, Glenn
Wednesday May 27 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Commercial, Cloutier, Fogg, Mattagami
South Porcupine: Lyall, Goldrush (Tisdale to Lyall), Summers, Smith (Summers to Tisdale), Station
Thursday May 28 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Gatineau, Viscount, Timcor, Georgian
Friday May 29 Starting 7:30 am:
Mountjoy: Camille, Laurentian, Christine, Chantal, Chenier, Philip, Marcel
South Porcupine: Shamrock (Crawford to Legion), Bloor (Legion to Lakeview), Lakeview
From May 17 to May 22, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing night time street sweeping
Sunday May 17 Starting 11:30 pm:
No Sweeping Scheduled
Monday May 18 Starting 11:30 pm:
Mountjoy: Riverside (Mattagami to Joseph)
Schumacher: Highway 101 (McIntyre to Carium)
Tuesday May 19 Starting 11:30 pm:
Mountjoy: Riverside (Joseph to Shirley)
South Porcupine: Harold (Legion to Bruce), Bruce (Harold to Legion)
Wednesday May 20 Starting 11:30 pm:
South Porcupine: Harold (Legion to Crawford), Highway 101 (Crawford to Bristol)
Thursday May 21 Starting 11:30 pm:
Porcupine: King (Bristol to Gervais)
From May 17 to May 22, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing day time street sweeping
Monday May 18 Starting 7:30 am:
Tuesday May 19 Starting 7:30 am:
South Porcupine: William, Cecil, Powell
Wednesday May 20 Starting 7:30 am:
South Porcupine: O’Brien, Broadway, Essa (Moore to Crawford)
Thursday May 21 Starting 7:30 am:
South Porcupine: Shaw Creek, Gold Mine
Friday May 22 Starting 7:30 am:
South Porcupine: Dome (Moore to Crawford), Shamrock (Legion to Crawford), Bloor
From May 17 to May 22, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing evening street sweeping
Monday May 18 Starting 4:30 pm:
Tuesday May 19 Starting 4:30 pm:
Mountjoy: Craig, Lillian, Lemieux, Paul/Lois, Lemoyne, MacDuff, Leonard, School
Wednesday May 20 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins South: Windsor, Way, Wende, Montgomery
Thursday May 21 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Denise, Cameron (Vimy to Theriault), Ann (Cameron to Dead end), McLeod
Friday May 22 Starting 4:30 am:
Public Works Department
From May 10 to May 15, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing night time street sweeping
Sunday May 10 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins South: Algonquin (Preston to Mattagami)
Schumacher: Highway 101 (Highway 655 to McIntyre)
Monday May 11 Starting 11:30 pm:
Tuesday May 12 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins North: Ross, Jubilee
Wednesday May 13 Starting 11:30 pm:
Timmins North: Pine (Mont Sacre Coeur to Fifth)
Thursday May 14 Starting 11:30 pm:
Porcupine: King (Gervais to Bristol)
From May 10 to May 15, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing day time street sweeping
Monday May 11 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Balsam (First to Ogden), Cedar (First to Ogden), Kimberly
Schumacher: Croatia (Battochio to Boundary), Lions Crest, Grant
Tuesday May 12 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Martin, Delia, Couture, Jean, Malette, Suzanne
Schumacher: Dwyer, Vipond (Templeton to Father Costello), Templeton
Wednesday May 13 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Spruce (Kirby to Snow dump), Dale (Spruce to Mountjoy), Ogden (Spruce to Birch)
Mountjoy: Craig, Lillian, Lemieux, Paul/Louis, Lemoyne, MacDuff, Leonard, School
Thursday May 14 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Belanger, Commercial, Bannerman
Schumacher: Fourth, Battochio, Aura Lake
Friday May 15 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Middleton, Windsor, Kent, Way
Schumacher: Croatia (Boundary to Brundy), Brundy (Croatia to Delost), Carium, Goldale
From May 10 to May 15, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing evening street sweeping
Monday May11 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Shub, Rheaume, Morandin, Demine, Lalonde, Rose Marie, Lois
Tuesday May 12 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Lozanne, Renee Place, Kelly Ann, Lonergan
Wednesday May 13 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Belleview, Hillside, O’Neil, Pearl, Cameron, McLeod, Powerline
Thursday May 14 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Waterloo (Jubilee to Vimy), Rea (Jubilee to Powerline), Jade (Rea to Melrose), George, Quartz
Friday May 15 Starting 4:30 am:
Timmins South: Cedar (Moneta to Sterling), Balsam (Moneta to Sterling), Maple (Moneta to Sterling), Elm (Moneta to Sterling), Moneta (Cedar to Sterling), Lee
From May 3 to May 8, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing night time street sweeping
Sunday May 3 Starting 11:30 pm:
Monday May 4 Starting 11:30 pm:
Porcupine: Highway 101 (Bristol to Crawford)
Tuesday May 5 Starting 11:30 pm:
Wednesday May 6 Starting 11:30 pm:
Thursday May 7 Starting 11:30 pm:
Schumacher: Highway 101 (Carium to Highway 655)
From May 3 to May 8, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing day time street sweeping
Monday May 4 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins South: Elm (Second to Dead end), Maple (Second to Dead end), Birch (Second to Moneta)
South Porcupine: Bergeron, Renison, Girdwood, Eric, Viola
Tuesday May 5 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Birch (Fifth to Dead end), Maple (Fifth to Dead end), Elm (Fifth to Dead end)
South Porcupine: Michener, Clement, Lawrence, Ferguson
Wednesday May 6 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Fifth (Both sections), Seventh
South Porcupine: Julie, Sony, Nadine, Hellen, Helmer
Thursday May 7 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Eighth, Ninth
Schumacher: Father Costello, Les Hall, Hollinger
Friday May 8 Starting 7:30 am:
Timmins North: Borden, Laurier, Floral, Crescent, Lincoln
Schumacher: Lion’s Crest, Grant, Croatia (Battochio to Boundary)
From May 3 to May 8, the Public Works Department wishes to inform the public that crews may be doing evening street sweeping
Monday May 4 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Diane, Murray, Gordon, Hemlock, Roche
Tuesday May 5 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Tamarack (Ross to Dead end), Spruce (Ross to Brousseau and Hendry to Dead end), Pine (Ross to End), Hendry, Mont Sacre Coeur
Wednesday May 6 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Cedar (Ross to Hendry), Balsam (Jubilee to Brousseau), Birch (Jubilee to Brousseau), Maple (Jubilee to Brousseau), Jubilee (Balsam to Cedar), Brousseau
Thursday May 7 Starting 4:30 pm:
Timmins North: Carlin, Polaris, Quartz, George, Jade
Friday May 8 Starting 4:30 am:
Collection that falls on Good Friday (Friday, April 10, 2020) will be will collected on Easter Monday, April 13, 2020. Deloro Landfill and German Twp. Landfill will be closed on Friday, April 10, 2020 Residential waste & recycling collection that falls on Easter Monday will be unaffected and will be collected as scheduled. Deloro Landfill will be open.
Please ensure your waste and recycling is at the curb by 7:30 am and left out if not collected by 4:00 pm as collection times may vary without notice.
You can also search items in the Waste Wizard tool to find out how to properly dispose of various materials by downloading the Timmins Recyclepedia app.
For further information, contact Service Timmins at 705-264-1331.