Join the Town of Pelham on Tuesday, April 3, 2018, at 4 p.m. in front of Town Hall as the Autism Ontario flag is raised..
The Pelham Fire Department would like notify residents that a recall on house smoke alarms has been issued by Health Canada for alarms manufactured between September 10, 2016 and October 13, 2017. The smoke alarms have a pill shaped design on the front of them and involve two models (PI2010CA and PI9010CA) which is displayed on the back of the unit.
If your property has been damaged as a result of Town winter operations, specifically that of the sidewalk plowing operations, please notify the Town to ensure your property is on the list for repair this spring; repairs are not carried out prior to spring unless a critical safety hazard has been created.. Throughout the year, the Town, along with the contractor of sidewalk plowing, compile a list of owners who file a complaint about sidewalk plow damage.
The Town of Pelham is proud to announce that the beautiful new community centre is taking on the name of Meridian Community Centre, thanks to an agreement with Ontario’s largest credit union, headquartered in nearby St. Catharines..
On Monday, March 5, 2018, at the regular meeting of Council, members of the Pelham business community were recognized for their support for the Pelham Community Centre, pushing the PCC’s fundraising goal closer to its $3M dollar target.. “We’re well ahead of our projected timelines, and quite frankly, Council, I’m thrilled,” said Councillor Gary Accursi.
K. Smart Associates Limited has been appointed by the Town of Pelham to conduct a master study of the Ridgeville Drain watershed and to investigate solutions for flooding problems.
Please note that there has been a watermain Break at the intersection of Pelham Street and Quaker Road.. To allow the Town to make the necessary emergency repairs the East Bound Lane of Quaker Road between Pelham Street and Line Avenue will be closed to traffic..
WATERSHED CONDITIONS STATEMENT – Water Safety Statement . .
It's 3 a.m.. The soft cries of "Daddy" from my soon-to-be-three-year-old usually serve as my alarm – a good three hours later – but not today.
As the winds and recurring drifting conditions continued to be a problem, town crews have been working long hours attempting to keep the drifting snow under control and roads open. We are hoping with upcoming warm weather, we will get a reprieve from the blowing and drifting.
