News Releases

HAMILTON, ON – City of Hamilton crews are responding to damage caused by wind in parts of Hamilton this afternoon.   Forestry crews have received approximately 50 calls for reports of storm related tree issues and are continuing to prioritize their responses based on public safety. Residents cleaning up their own properties are advised to properly dispose of debris and branches. Tips for proper recycling of leaf and yard waste:

HAMILTON, ON – Earlier today, Mayor Fred Eisenberger joined Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, Medical Officer of Health, and the City’s Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) Director, Paul Johnson, to update media and the community on the City’s response to COVID-19. As of noon today, there are 32 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Hamilton. At the time of this media release, City staff are reviewing the Province of Ontario’s announcement from earlier today. More information related to essential and non-essential City services will be available tomorrow.

HAMILTON, ON -This week, as part of Waste Reduction Week the City of Hamilton is reminding residents about how they can make environmentally conscious choices every day. Residents can stay informed and choose alternative options when disposing their waste by:

HAMILTON, ON - Due to today’s weather conditions, the City of Hamilton is advising residents that waste collection is progressing slower than usual. Residents are asked to be patient as their collection may take place later than normal. At this time, front end bin garbage and recycling cart collection at multi-residential buildings is impacted and significant delays may push collection into Wednesday. 

HAMILTON, ON – Beginning February 4, 2019, the City of Hamilton will resume scaled-back operations at the Central Composting Facility (CCF). The facility was temporarily shut down on June 24, 2018 in response to odour complaints in the surrounding neighbourhoods.