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2 civic action(s) on community_event across 1 meeting(s) (2026-07-27).

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2026-07-27 — Council Meeting - July 27 2026 (Minutes)

Hogs for Hospice route through Wheatley (comment; unknown)

Councillor Anderson noted that Hogs for Hospice is taking place this weekend and Wheatley is on the route.

Source: Council Meeting - July 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19

WAMBO invitation (comment; unknown)

19.Non Agenda Business Councillor Storey noted that the ERO posting for the Anerobic Digestor Waste Disposal Project with the Municipality and Greenfield Global has been re-opened for an additional 30 days, closing on July 29, 2026. She encouraged anyone that has comments on this project to go on the ERO website.
Councillor C. McGregor invited everyone to attend WAMBO in Wallaceburg coming up on August 7th to 9th.
Councillor Jubenville requested an update on how the homeless situation is being addressed in Dresden and who the pubic should contact. The General Manager of Health and Human Services explained that concerned residents should contact 311 so that the concerns can be documented and forwarded to the appropriate staff.
Councillor Jubenville noted that residents have seen trucks speeding through Dresden and concerns that the York1 truck route would go through Dresden. The Chief Administrative Officer explained that by-law enforcement officers have not seen any trucks on the York1 site. He encouraged anyone that sees speeding vehicles to call the Police and record as much information as possible about the date, time, location and vehicle information. Administration continues to monitor the York1 site for any used that are not allowed.
Councillor Anderson noted that Hogs for Hospice is taking place this weekend and Wheatley is on the route. She thanked all the volunteers and praised the collaboration between the Town of Leamington and Municipality of Chatham-Kent.

Source: Council Meeting - July 27 2026 (Minutes) — Item 19