Notices
UPDATED INFORMATION AS OF 9 AM APRIL 23, 2019 FROM OTTAWA RIVER REGULATING COMMITTEE FOR PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG THE OTTAWA RIVER FOR FORECAST PEAK FLOOD LEVELSSandbagging TipsMNRF Flood Warning Issued for Pembroke District on April 20, 2019Availability of Sandbags and Sand Supplies over the Easter Weekend 2019Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board Updated Press Release Issued on April 18, 2019 regarding expected major flooding from Lac Coulounge to Montreal RegionNotice of Passing of Zoning By-Law Amendment File No. Z2019-02Notice of Adoption of a Community Improvement Plan (CIP) and a Community Improvement Plan Project Area (CIPA)MNRF Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook - Pembroke District - Issued on April 12, 2019Renfrew County $100,000 Startup Pitch Competition - Closes April 30, 2019Notice of Application of Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z2019-02 and Public Meeting of April 16, 2019 LVADM-2019-01 – Janitorial Services – Laurentian Valley Municipal ComplexNotice of April 2, 2019 Public Meeting for a Community Improvement Plan for the Township of Laurentian ValleyPetawawa, Pembroke and Laurentian Valley - Receiving Waste Collection Schedule SoonLoad Restrictions Catch the Ace Lottery Every Thursday in Laurentian Valley!Volunteer with the Township of Laurentian ValleySpecial Council MeetingLVPW-2019-01 Tandem Truck & Plow Unit TenderLaurentian Valley – Alice in Winterland Carnival Button Number Draw
December 19 - Move Over. Leave a Lane. It's The Law
FROM/DE: Upper Ottawa Valley OPP DATE: Decmeber 19, 2017
UPPER OTTAWA VALLEY OPP REMIND MOTORISTS - MOVE OVER. LEAVE A LANE. IT’S THE LAW.
(PEMBROKE, ON) – With the winter driving season fully upon us the Upper Ottawa Valley detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to remind all motorists of the law that requires drivers to slow down and proceed with caution when approaching an emergency vehicle or tow truck parked on the side of a highway with its lights activated. Drivers are required to move over and leave one lane between their vehicle and the emergency vehicle when it can be done safely. Failing to do so can result in fines from $400 to $2000 and three demerit points for a first offence. All drivers need to know the law and do their part to keep our emergency workers in the Upper Ottawa Valley safe. Slow down and move over when possible as you approach emergency vehicles parked on the side of the highway.
