June is #NationalBikeMonth Head to @cityofhamilton tomorrow morning to celebrate City’s 15th annual #BikeDay event. hamilton.ca/bikemonth Take our collections for a spin at our website. tinyurl.com/2bpazz8s #HamOnt #bikes #biking #cycling

The 2023 Rain Barrel Sale is now ONLINE. Barrels can be purchased and delivered to your home for only $85 each (includes taxes and delivered for free). The sale ends May 31. Visit hamilton.ca/rainbarrelsale for more information. #HamOnt

On Saturday, June 3, join us, @HamIntlVillage, @DwntwnHamBIA, @ConcessionBIA, @aGreenerFuture and @Green_Venture for the Hamilton Butt Blitz – a community cleanup of cigarette butts. Learn more and register: form-can.keela.co/hamilton-butt-… #HamOnt

In order to complete maintenance on the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway (LINC), we will be closing the LINC in the eastbound and westbound direction for three days beginning on Friday, May 26, 2023. Release>> hamilton.ca/city-council/n… #HamOnt

Reminder: Fireworks can only be discharged on private property between dusk and 11pm on Victoria Day (or the following day in the case of inclement weather). To plan a safe and fun fireworks display, visit our website: Hamilton.ca/FireworksSafety

Happy Victoria Day, #HamOnt! Here's a list of how your City services are affected by today's holiday: hamilton.ca/alert/victoria… Please report any City-service emergencies to our Contact Centre: 905-546-2489.

For City-service emergencies this weekend involving roads, water mains, sewers and more, please call our Contact Centre at 905-546-CITY (2489), open 24/7. #HamOnt

Looking for volunteer opportunities in Hamilton? Macassa Lodge is hosting a Volunteer Information Session on Thursday, May 25 from 6:30-7:15pm for adults and youth 16+. Visit hamilton.ca/city-council/j… to learn more.

If you smoke, dispose of cigarette butts properly. They are hazardous to the environment, water and animals. Learn more: bit.ly/2UEcxOV #HamOnt

The sign is up — So exciting! #HamOnt

The City’s Public Works Department invites you to the "Touch-a-Truck & Tropical Greenhouse Tour" on Saturday May 27 (9 AM - 1 PM) in Gage Park (rain/shine). Learn about vehicles that maintain our city & get a behind-the-scenes look at our Tropical Greenhouse. Free parking/entry.

Thanks @HamiltonPolice Chief Bergen! You made our own ‘Chief for the Day’ Abiel’s day!!! @CHCHNews @TheSpec @HWCDSB twitter.com/aoolces/status…

The City of #HamOnt says the Lincoln M. Alexander Parkway will be fully closed for three days beginning next Friday. chch.com/hamiltons-linc…

Are you new to Hamilton? Come join us at City Hall for Newcomer Day on May 26! Learn about the services available to you, meet new people and celebrate your contribution to our city. #HamOnt

HSR is exploring changes to current fare programs and we want to hear what you think on #EngageHamilton. We’re seeking feedback on the proposed Fare Assist pilot to ensure the changes benefit customers and the community. engage.hamilton.ca/fareassist

If not equipped with a base, firmly set the firework at least half its length in a bucket of sand/dirt before lighting. Supervise use of sparklers, especially with children. Sparklers remain hot for several minutes and can ignite clothing. Soak in water to avoid injury. (7/7)

Check that there are no overhead wires or tree branches nearby. Always keep a water hose or pail of water close by. Different fireworks have their own recommended discharge distance. Carefully read and follow label directions or consult the manufacturer’s website. (6/7)

Only responsible adults should supervise and set off fireworks. Individuals under 18 years of age are not permitted to purchase or discharge fireworks. Choose a clear, open space, away from buildings and combustible materials. (5/7)

For after-hours and urgent fireworks complaints, contact (905) 546-2489. For more information on fireworks safety, visit hamilton.ca/FireworksSafety. Residents wishing to set off family fireworks on personal property need to follow the following family fireworks safety tips. (4/7)

Using fireworks on public/City property (roads/parks) is prohibited and results in fines. To report use of fireworks outside permitted times or noise complaints, contact Municipal Law Enforcement, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 am-4:30 pm at (905) 546-2782, option 2 or [email protected]. (3/7)

Family fireworks can only be discharged on private property between dusk and 11:00 PM on Victoria Day and Canada Day (or in case of inclement weather, during the same time period on the day immediately following each holiday), in accordance with the Fireworks By-law. (2/7)

@HamiltonFireDep and Municipal Law Enforcement have additional staff this Victoria Day long-weekend to ensure families stay safe and comply with by-laws for the sale/use of fireworks. Set off and dispose of fireworks safely to minimize risk of fire and burns. (1/7)

The @HamiltonFireDep is reminding residents that the discharge of fireworks on private property is only permitted between dusk and 11pm on Victoria Day (or the following day in the case of inclement weather). For firework safety tips, visit our website: Hamilton.ca/FireworksSafety

Do you love to garden? Have a keen eye for outstanding landscapes? Become a Volunteer Trillium Judge Today! Click on the link to register: hamilton.ca/trilliumawards

YOU'RE INVITED! Celebrate #NewcomerDay in Hamilton🙌 🇨🇦 Canadian Citizenship ceremony ✅Information fair 🎤Live entertainment 🌮Food trucks and local vendors 👪Family-friendly offerings May 26 from 2 PM - 7 PM at Hamilton City Hall! #HamOnt #Immigration #events #diversity

Did you know the City of Hamilton’s Street Tree Planting program offers free trees to homeowners in Hamilton? Trees are planted within the City-owned road allowance of your property. Learn more about how to get your FREE Street Tree here: hamilton.ca/trees #HamOnt

Registration for Hamilton’s Seniors Kickoff 2023 has opened. The information and wellness fair will take place at Sackville Hill Seniors Recreation Centre (780 Upper Wentworth Street) on Tuesday, June 20 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

The @RBGCanada is developing a Cultural Heritage Evaluation Report for three sites. Provide your input on the use, history, and cultural heritage value of RBG, including experiences, activities, and favourite places on site. Take the brief survey: bit.ly/RBGEngagementS…

Happy to have participated in the Falun Dafa flag raising at City Hall as Deputy Mayor. As a devout Christian, I am thankful for our religious freedoms in Canada that allow Canadians to practice their religious beliefs, including Falun Dafa, without fear of persecution. #freedom

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