Notices
Laurentian Valley Geo-Gnoming Contest Another Success!Road Closure Notification - HWY 148 (Greenwood/Hazley Bay)Notice of Application of Zoning By-law Amendment File No. Z2019-04 and Public Meeting of September 3, 2019We want your feedback! Take part in the Township of Laurentian Valley Online Survey.Request for Tender - Telephone System and InstallationEQUIPMENT OPERATORLaurentian Valley's Fall Flavours FestivalSpecial Council MeetingDisaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians Program (DRAO) Information Sessions on How to File an Application for AssistanceLaurentian Valley Declaration of Emergency TerminationOpen Air Burning Fire Ban in EffectPresentations from June 22 and June 23 2019 Public Meetings on 2019 Ottawa River FloodingAfter the Flood and Mental Health SupportNotice of Passing of Zoning By-Law Amendment File No. Z2019-03Notice of Construction: HWY 148 CPR Overhead Bridge RemovalThank You! To All Who Assisted the Township with the 2019 Flooding EventFLOOD IMPACTED RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS ARE REQUESTED TO REGISTER TO ASSIST THE TOWNSHIP WITH NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR WHERE HELP IS REQUIRED WITH FLOOD CLEAN-UPNews Release - IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR FLOOD IMPACTED RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS ON REGISTRATION FOR ASSISTANCECleanup Kits from the Red Cross Available for Laurentian Valley Residents Impacted by FloodingVolunteer with the Township of Laurentian ValleyCommunity Improvement Plan
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.
