Ward 9 Sidewalk Repair Program

Councillor Clark thanks all the residents that took the time to reach out to the Ward 9 office in 2025 to have sidewalk bays inspected, repaired and/or replaced. Each report is first inspected by our roads department. If there is a tripping hazard, staff will mark the sidewalk. Subsequently, it will be ground down level or have a temporary asphalt repair. Sidewalk bays that need replacing are included in a city-wide procurement process to find a contractor that can replace the bays. If you wish to report a damaged sidewalk or curbing that is a trip hazard, please email details to ward9@hamilton.ca

We are pleased to report that our Ward 9 program has successfully replaced a record 16 klms of sidewalk bays during this term, preventing trips and falls. Thank you ward 9 residents for your assistance.

2025 Replaced Sidewalk Bays 

16 Acacia Street , 30 Audubon Street North, 4 Crocus Court, 183 First Road West. 31 Foxmeadow Drive, 105 Gatestone Drive, 177 Gatestone Drive, 179 Gatestone Drive, 109 Gordon Drummond Avenue, 166 Gordon Drummond Avenue, 48 Highbury Drive 9 123 Highbury Drive, 125 Highbury Drive, 5 Joncaire Place, 20 Kingsview Drive, 22 Kingsview Drive, 24 Kingsview Drive, 26 Kingsview Drive, 49 Mistywood Drive, 57 Mistywood Drive, 20 Odessa Street, 27 Odessa Street, 123 Odessa Street, 1809 Rymal Road East, 1824 Rymal Road East, 1825 Rymal Road East, 1835 Rymal Road East, 1837 Rymal Road East ,1841 Rymal Road East, 1843 Rymal Road East, 1847 Rymal Road East, 1865 Rymal Road East, 1869 Rymal Road East, 1877 Rymal Road East, 1883 Rymal Road East, 1885 Rymal Road East, 1889 Rymal Road East, 1893 Rymal Road East, 1893 Rymal Road East, 1899 Rymal Road East, 1901 Rymal Road East, 1907 Rymal Road East, 1907 Rymal Road East, 1910 Rymal Road East, 1911 Rymal Road East, 1933 Rymal Road East, 1933 Rymal Road East, 1941 Rymal Road East, 1947 Rymal Road East, 1951 Rymal Road East, 1953 Rymal Road East, 1957 Rymal Road East, 1967 Rymal Road East, 34 Spring Garden Crescent, and 11 Tossell Avenue.

Frozen Meals on Wheels –Serving Hamilton Mountain Residents!

Glanbrook Community Services (GCS) is proud to offer Frozen Meals on Wheels to residents living on the Hamilton Mountain. Each meal is $7.50 and includes a main entrée and two healthy sides.

Meals are delivered every Thursday to Binbrook and Hamilton. Clients can choose from 35 different entrées, soups, and desserts on a five-week rotation, with options that are low in salt, gluten-free, vegetarian, pureed, and diabetic-friendly. Meals can also be picked up directly from our office and kept frozen for up to six months.

To make the program as accessible as possible, GCS has simplified the application process and uses the Government of Canada’s Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO) guidelines to determine subsidy eligibility.

Orders can be placed online (with an email confirmation) or by phone by Wednesdays at 3:00 p.m.

For more information or to order, visit www.glanbrookcommunityservices.ca or call 905-692-3464.