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AlertsTo keep you informed of important messages from the city! |
2025-06-11
June 11, 2025 – 1 pm : Boil-water advisory in effect for Discepola, Brien, Snair, Raymond, Semenchuk and Théorêt streets, and for certain addresses on Château-Kirkland Street and Elkas BoulevardDue to emergency work carried out on the water network, a preventative boil-water advisory is currently in effect for the above-mentioned streets
June 11, 2025 – 1 pm : Boil-water advisory in effect for Discepola, Brien, Snair, Raymond, Semenchuk and Théorêt streets, and for certain addresses on Château-Kirkland Street and Elkas BoulevardUpdate: June 11, 2025 Due to emergency work carried out on the water network, a preventative boil-water advisory is currently in effect for the following addresses:
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Works InfoStay informed about the work being carried out in the city, whether it involves road repairs, infrastructure maintenance, work on the water network, or park redevelopment. For any questions or to report an issue related to the work, please call 514-694-4100. |
2025-06-16
Bonaventure Street : Roadway ReconstructionNature of the work: repair of curbs, upper road base, and paving; Electrical work and installation of LED streetlights; Rehabilitation of the water main and localized sewer repairs.
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2025-06-16
Heritage Park: Temporary Closure of Tennis, Pickleball and Basketball CourtsPlease note that the tennis, pickleball and basketball courts at Heritage Park will be temporarily closed from June 16 to 27 to allow for resurfacing and reconfiguration work.
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2025-06-09
Municipal Parking Lot between the Arena and Meades Park: Rehabilitation WorkNature of the work: Parking lot rehabilitation work
Municipal Parking Lot between the Arena and Meades Park: Rehabilitation WorkNature of the work: Parking lot rehabilitation work Beginning of the work: June 9, 2025 Duration of the work: June 9 to the third week of June 2025 The parking lot will be closed to the public for the entire duration of the work. Please note that in case of rain, paving work will be postponed to the next working day.
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2025-06-04
Bike Path – Hydro-Québec Servitude, between Hedgerow and Argyle Streets: Rehabilitation WorkNature of the work: Bike path rehabilitation work
Bike Path – Hydro-Québec Servitude, between Hedgerow and Argyle Streets: Rehabilitation WorkNature of the work: Bike path rehabilitation work Beginning of the work: June 4, 2025 Duration of the work: From early June to the end of June 2025 Please note that in case of rain, paving work will be postponed to the next working day.
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2025-05-31
Saint-Charles Boulevard: Road rehabilitation workNature of the work: Road and sidewalk rehabilitation work (road levelling and asphalt paving work)
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2025-05-15
South service road of HWY 40: Road rehabilitation workNature of the work: Road levelling and asphalt paving work
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2025-05-12
Paiement Park: Reconstruction of the parkNature of the work: Reconstruction of the park and replacement of playground equipment
Paiement Park: Reconstruction of the parkNature of the work: Reconstruction of the park and replacement of playground equipment Please note that the tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts will remain open to the public for the entire duration of the work. Beginning of the work: May 12, 2025 Duration of the work: Spring 2025 Update June 9 – Work is progressing well :
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2025-05-12
Heritage Park: Reconstruction of the parkNature of the work: Reconstruction of the park, installation of new playground equipment and splash pad
Heritage Park: Reconstruction of the parkNature of the work: Reconstruction of the park, installation of new playground equipment and splash pad Please note that the tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts will remain open to the public for the entire duration of the work. Beginning of the work: May 12, 2025 Duration of the work: Spring – Fall 2025
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2025-05-05
Holleuffer Park: General site work and Construction of a refrigerated skating rinkNature of the work: Reconstruction of the tennis and basketball court surfaces, replacement of the lighting system and construction of a multi-purpose refrigerated ice rink.
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2025-05-05
Brunswick Boulevard: Work by Hydro-QuébecNature of the work: Implementation of an underground energy corridor to ensure electrical supply for new residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. The work will be carried out in three (3) phases and will take place from spring th
Brunswick Boulevard: Work by Hydro-QuébecDates: May 5 to mid-June, 2025 (phase 1) Where: Brunswick Boulevard, between the eastern boundary of Kirkland’s territory and Charles-E.-Frosst Street. Nature of the work: Implementation of an underground energy corridor to ensure electrical supply for new residential, commercial, and industrial development projects. The work will be carried out in three (3) phases and will take place from spring through summer 2025. Expected disruptions: Complete closure of the south lane of Brunswick Boulevard, between the eastern boundary of Kirkland’s territory and Charles-E.-Frosst Street.. During this period, traffic will be redirected in the opposite direction through the north lane.
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2025-04-22
Rehabilitation of the water mainFrom Spring to Fall 2025, the Town will be carrying out structural lining work on Kirkland Boulevard, Beacon Street, Daniel Street, Mountain View Street and Centennial Crescent. Residents affected by the work will receive letters informing them of th
Rehabilitation of the water mainFrom Spring to Fall 2025, the Town will be carrying out structural lining work on Kirkland Boulevard, Beacon Street, Daniel Street, Mountain View Street and Centennial Crescent. Residents affected by the work will receive letters informing them of the interventions planned in their area. Phase 1 : Rue Daniel et Boul. KirklandDates : April 22 to the end of May 2025 Temporary drinking water supply system: The installation of the temporary water supply system has been completed and was put into operation on April 30 to supply residences in the affected area. The general contractor, Insituform Technologies, retained by the city to carry out this work, has sent documentation to affected residences to this effect. Important information for reference :
Excavation work: Excavation work for access shafts required to insert the structural lining inside the water main is currently underway and will be secured with construction fencing. Local traffic is maintained. Questions :
Phase 2: Mountain View Street, Beacon Street (between Mountain View and Kirkland Blvd.), and Kirkland Blvd. (between Daniel and Beacon)Update : May 21, 2025 Dates: May 26 to mid-July Temporary Drinking Water Supply System: As part of this work, a temporary drinking water supply system will be installed to serve the affected residences. The general contractor, Insituform Technologies — hired by the City to carry out this work — will distribute relevant information to affected households at the start of the project. Local traffic will be maintained. Information :
Phase 3: Kirkland Blvd., Beacon St. and Centennial Cr.Update : May 21, 2025 Dates : End of June to early August
More details coming soon |
Recommendations:
Home composters
In addition to the Town’s weekly organic waste collection, Kirkland residents can now purchase a household composter for as little as $25 at the Public Works Department (25 Claude-Jodoin – by appointment only) and make their own compost!
To schedule an appointment, please call 514 630-2727.
*Home composters must be installed on the owner’s property in Kirkland. Maximum of two (2) home composters per address.
How do I compost?
STEPS
- Place the composter in a well-drained sunny location that is accessible year-round. Removing the grass underneath the composter allows microorganisms in the ground to be in direct contact with the compost.
- After installing the composter, cover the bottom with a layer of twigs. This allows air to circulate and encourages proper drainage.
- Alternate a mix of wet (kitchen waste) and dry waste (garden refuse) - always 50 % of wet and 50 % of dry residues.
- If possible, add “finished” compost, garden soil or a compost starter to your pile (available at most garden centres). This speeds up the composting start-up process.
- Mix the contents of the compost every two weeks or every time you add new materials. You can also add a shovelful of soil every now and then to introduce microorganisms.
- The fermentation and decomposition process usually takes one year, depending on the residues put in and the effort invested. The compost is ready to use when it is dark in colour, crumbly and has an “earthy” smell. Sort through the compost to eliminate substances that have not completely decomposed and put them back in the composter.
Materials that are acceptable for your composter
Wet materials:
Vegetable and fruit peels (including citrus fruit and banana skins), soup and salad leftovers (in small quantities so as not to soak the compost), wild mushrooms, green garden residues, grass clippings (in small quantities).
Dry materials:
Coffee grounds and filters, tea bags, cereal, bread, pasta, egg and nut shells, peach pits, wood chips, sawdust and twigs, animal hair or fur, corn cobs and stalks, dry fiber material cut into small pieces, dry tree leaves, hay, paper, newspapers and cardboard. Note that some wet materials can be dried in the sun to become dry materials.
Do NOT use:
Meat, fish and bone, dairy products, grease and oils, cheese, plastic, metal, seed-bearing weeds and diseased plants, harmful plants(ragweed, poison ivy, bindweed and quack grass), toxic products (treated turf), animal waste.
* You can compost weeds, bones, fish, meat and dairy products through the Municipal Organic Waste Collection (brown bins), as a result of the high-temperatures reached in the fermentation process due to the large quantities of composted organic materials.
