Hamilton councillors approve wage increase for their office staff
Clark said, “What has frustrated me is people (some Councillors) have spent their budget before they knew what their budget is, or they assumed they would be able to change their budget and so they went ahead and hired more people.”
Hamilton will explore plan to have residents sign on to host homeless people
Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark urged caution as he had some “trepidation because several of the people living in tents have significant issues related to mental health and drug addiction that could be beyond the assistance of residents wanting to help.”
There will be nine councillors out of 15 who will share the $260,000 to bolster their office budgets.
Coun. Brad Clark said some councillors are spending beyond their means. There are four council offices that are in a deficit position. “They knew their budgets,” he said. “They have exceeded their budgets. It is disconcerting.”
“Council said we’re asking you to tell us how to do it; not if we want to do it,” Coun. Brad Clark, “And there is a distinct difference in that.”
Councillor Clark says Ford government is underfunding Hamilton homelessness work ‘dramatically’
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/hamilton-housing-money-trudeau-ford-1.6937108
City to pursue ATV ban on Hamilton roads
https://www.thespec.com/news/council/2020/09/16/city-to-pursue-atv-ban-on-hamilton-roads.html
Hamilton city council and police should pull together on safety
Hamilton council asked for police chief, but board is sending reports
COVID-19 Council Closes Wild Water Works For Season
Devil’s Punch Bowl Special Parking Enforcement Coming Soon
Ward 9 councillor Brad Clark was the first to raise the question as to why the bid pivoted to 2026 instead of 2030, which made more sense given the timing and symbolism.
Council bans sale and display of fireworks in Hamilton
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/news-story/9987844-sparks-fly-over-hamilton-s-fireworks-ban/
Clark calls for a Residential Care Facility Liaison
Hamilton approves motion to create outdoor dining areas for physical distancing
Cannabis Grow Op Odours and Lights To Be Regulated
https://www.hamiltonnews.com/news-story/9962176-hamilton-to-crack-down-on-cannabis-grow-operations/
Clark Apologizes to Residents Over Delays in Valley Park Renovations
Hamilton Councillor Calls for Tougher Stance on Gun Crime in Wake of Shooting
The public deserves to have answers’ council hears letter by father of RHVP victim
‘The public deserves to have answers’ council hears letter by father of RHVP victim
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