Town of Pelham aims to be employer of choice
January 21, 2016 Comments Off on Town of Pelham aims to be employer of choice
In a progressive move, Council approved an innovative human resources policy to help retain quality leadership talent and position the Town as an employer of choice. As the Town grows, the business of running the Town continues to become increasingly more complex and time consuming. Council therefore approved modifying the current manager compensation program (relating […]
Continue reading …Pelham Council highlights: Monday Jan. 18 2015
January 21, 2016 Comments Off on Pelham Council highlights: Monday Jan. 18 2015
PELHAM FIRE SERVICES RECOGNITION Town Council and Fire Chief Bob Lymburner honoured the following members of Pelham Fire Services for their years of dedicated service: Paula Park – 20 Years Henry Timmers – 20 Years Henry Wutzke – 20 Years Bruce Girard – 30 Years Absent during the meeting were Terry Beckett from Fire Station […]
Continue reading …Fund request causes concern at Council
December 8, 2015 Comments Off on Fund request causes concern at CouncilStory by Heather Dilts-Baiano – A request for additional funds turned into a lively discussion during the Town of Pelham’s regulare meeting of council meeting Monday. This was a request for an additional $5950 to add another option to the current proposed design for the exterior addition to the Maple Acres Library on Canboro Road […]
Continue reading …Concerns high over construction plans
October 6, 2015 Comments Off on Concerns high over construction plans
Concerned residents looked on as council discussed the future development 1022 Pelham Street, in Pelham Monday night at the Town of Pelham City Council meeting. Town planners wish to amend these lands from neighbourhood commercial and agriculture to site specific neighbourhood commercial, as well as from urban highway commercial to urban living area/built boundary. Retail […]
Continue reading …Rotary Club gives priceless gift of hope To First Nations Community
October 6, 2015 Comments Off on Rotary Club gives priceless gift of hope To First Nations Community
A First Nation’s community was given a gift of hope and safety in the form of a fire truck, during a Town of Pelham council meeting on Monday, October 5. “I am overwhelmed by the hospitality and kindness of the people here,” said Wayne Brown, Deputy Chief of Bearskin Lakes First Nations. Fire Safety Officer […]
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