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Town of Hawkesbury Council Meeting

Date

March 09, 2026

Time

18:30 to 20:30

Location

Town Hall

There are two ways to attend the Town’s council meetings.

1- In person: At the Council Chamber located at Town Hall (600, rue Higginson, Hawkesbury).

2- At home via live broadcast on our YouTube channel. //www.youtube.com/@HawkesburyON

Why do we need to inform you about the decisions made by Town Council?

1- Municipal council meetings allow citizens to follow the deliberations and decisions made by their elected representatives, thereby promoting transparency in the decision-making process, and ensuring a degree of accountability on the part of elected officials to their constituents.

2- By watching the meetings, citizens can better understand the problems, projects and issues affecting their local community, staying informed about municipal developments and initiatives.

3- Some people watch council meetings to feel more involved in their community's affairs, which can inspire more active participation.

4- Citizens can use information from meetings to express their opinions and ask questions, strengthening the bond between elected officials and the population.

5- Watching council meetings can be an opportunity for civic education, enabling citizens to learn more about how local government works, democratic processes and decision-making mechanisms.

How can I prepare for a meeting?

Before watching a municipal council meeting, it's always a good idea to find out what's on the agenda. Consult the following link to download the agenda, posted on the website about a week before the regular meeting. Agenda - Town of Hawkesbury

In addition, it's always a good idea to consult the minutes of previous meetings, posted approximately one week after each meeting.

To consult the minutes, click on the following link: Council Minutes - Town of Hawkesburyng informed about municipal developments and initiatives.

3- Some people watch council meetings to feel more involved in their community's affairs, which can inspire more active participation.

4- Citizens can use information from meetings to express their opinions and ask questions, strengthening the bond between elected officials and the population.

5- Watching council meetings can be an opportunity for civic education, enabling citizens to learn more about how local government works, democratic processes and decision-making mechanisms.