Notices
Notice of Application of Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z2020-06 and Public Meeting of July 21, 2020Notice of Application of Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z2020-07 and Public Meeting of July 21, 2020Virtual Special Council and Planning Act Public Meetings - July 21, 2020 (HOW TO ATTEND)Notice of Public Meeting of July 21, 2020 for Amendment to the Community Improvement Plan (CIP)ENTERPRISE RENFREW COUNTY ANNOUNCES COVID-19 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FUND TO AID IN PANDEMIC RECOVERY EFFORTSCoronavirus - COVID-19 InformationRecreation Fire Ban Lifted, Open Air Burn Ban Remains at this TimeApply Now for Agri-Food Open for E-Business FundingHealth and Safety Association Guidance Documents for Workplaces During the COVID-19 OutbreakList of Essential Workplaces and How to Request A Temporary Rule or Regulation ChangeHelp for Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 PandemicVolunteer with the Township of Laurentian ValleyTownship of Laurentian Valley Operational ReviewPUBLIC NOTICE PESTICIDE USECommunity Improvement Plan | >> Departments |
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Animal Control ServicesThe Township of Laurentian Valley has by-laws that regulate the ownership and activity of dogs in the municipality. Please take time to review the municipal by-laws as well as the Provincial legislation that regulates your dog. Animal Control Services are for domestic animals only. Pound ServicesOntario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals – Phone: (613) 635-7508 |
“Knowing the risks and developing practical plans can help reduce fear and aid in recovery from an emergency situation. Ensuring business continuity, protecting information and updating emergency plans are all crucial in assuring community preparedness. |
| Lauree Armstrong Community Emergency Management Coordinator (CEMC)
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| 460 Witt Rd. Pembroke, Ontario, Canada | Charlene Jackson Treasurer/Deputy CAO
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 The Laurentian Valley Fire Department strives to promote a “fire safe” community. SMOKE ALARMS save LIVES! Do yours work? Check and change batteries regularly! GREEN CARTS are NOT to be used for ASHES! This creates a fire hazard. Cold ashes are to be disposed of in regular garbage by placing them in a plastic bag or cardboard box. |
Laurentian Valley Township Licences approximately 65 charitable organizations each year to raise funds through various lottery schemes. Below is a menu for the various Lottery games licensed by the Municipality. In each section you will find the information you need to provide and the rules that must be followed to be licensed. |
| Lauree Armstrong Planner/EDO/CEMC
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