Municipality of Powassan
250 Clark Street, P.O. Box 250 P0H 1Z0 Powassan, ON, Canada

Don't forget about our annual banner contest! Entries are due November 26th in the drop box at 250 Clark. Thanks again to JMI Design Studio for your generous contribution this season! Want to make your entry extra special? we will be circulating the submissions to Canadian Armed Forces members, as well as Eastholme residents! feel free to write a special message on the reverse! Thanks again for the great suggestion Adrienne!

Join us for a live feed of the November 17th 2020 Municipality of Powassan Council Meeting. The video will be available to watch after the meeting as well. For the agenda, please visit our website (www.powassan.net)

This week we’re highlighting daily Public Works messages. Today, Josh Loxton talks about the importance of using a garbage can. Josh runs the garbage truck for the municipality and has lots of experience with garbage!

#NorthBayOPP has received numerous traffic complaints about speeding vehicles and other highway traffic act violations in the Township of East Ferris and the Mu...nicipality of Powassan. Although officers often conduct patrol and enforcement in these areas, during the month of November 2020, they will be specifically focusing on patrolling in those areas looking for traffic violations. The goal of the focused patrol is to increase awareness and ensure highway safety for everyone using area roads. Staff Sergeant Bill McMullen, Detachment Commander of the North Bay OPP advises "The North Bay OPP in collaboration with local Police Services Boards are continually assessing and identifying relevant crime and traffic trends with the common goal of implementing proactive measures to minimize further victimization within our communities. North Bay OPP remains committed to traffic safety by incorporating high police visibility, measurable outcomes, professional traffic stops and public education into their efforts to save lives on local roads, trails and waterways. Aggressive driving, including speeding, impaired driving, inattentive driving and lack of seat belt use, are 'Big 4' offences that are significant factors in fatalities on Ontario roads."