Here are the highlights of the May 6, 2025, ordinary Council meeting.
As part of its commitment to Quebec’s drinking water conservation strategy, the Municipality of Chelsea is announcing new measures aimed at achieving the provincial target of reducing drinking water.
As part of the Municipality of Chelsea's 150th anniversary, the Recreation Department is launching a public consultation to find a name for Chelsea residents.
The Municipality of Chelsea wishes to inform the public that several special collections will be held in May. These will include green waste, branches, and household hazardous waste, alongside the distribution of free compost.
The Fire Safety Department will be holding an open house at the fire station on May 4, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Various activities are organized as part of the 150th anniversary celebrations!
Owners of residential pools and spas must comply with the provincial Residential Swimming Pool Safety Regulation by September 30, 2025. This obligation applies to all facilities, regardless of installation date.
Here are the highlights of the April 8, 2025, ordinary Council meeting.
Twelve rechargeable hybrid cars are taking up residence in Chelsea as part of the sustainable mobility project Horizons Partagés. Available for carsharing via the Communauto platform, this pilot project aims to reduce the dependence of households on cars and consequently reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the area.
Here are the two environmental and sustainable development projects accepted for the Fonds vert 2025.
The next bulky waste and bulky metal items collection will take place on April 23, 2025, and will be by registration only.