At the August 23, 2021, Committee of the Whole Council meeting, Ted Williams gave a delegation to Council on behalf of the Cobourg Taxpayers Association (CTA).
We are pleased that Council unanimously voted to reject the travel lift. It was the right decision.
| Town Council | Police Service Board | Town of Cobourg Holdings | Northumberland County | Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority | Health Unit | Expenses | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beatty N. | $25,527.05 | $275.00 | $729.36 | $26,531.41 | ||||
| Burchat A. | $24,916.35 | $6,975.94 | $118.80 | $32,011.09 | ||||
| Bureau A. | $24,981.05 | $185.30 | $25,165.35 | |||||
| Chorley E. |
During the Town’s budget review on December 8, 2020, the Art Gallery of Northumberland (AGN) was included as part of the Divisional Staff Presentations for the 2021 budget meetings.
When did the AGN become part of one of the Town’s Divisions?
Northumberland County Council and staff are seeking feedback from residents about areas of focus for the County’s current and long-term financial priorities.
Each year, Northumberland County engages with residents to review and confirm financial priorities as staff prepare a draft budget and updated long-term financial plan for Council’s review and consideration.
Council voted unanimously to keep the beach closed until August 31, 2020. Council heard from citizens overwhelmingly to keep the beach closed. The logistics and cost of opening the beach without endangering the safety of beach goers and town employees were too great.
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