Longueuil public meetings in 2025

Conseil de ville

The City Council will consider a new regulation for the occupation and maintenance of buildings and a draft regulation for 2026 taxes and tariffs. The body is also deciding on various municipal contracts and the designation of members to several advisory committees.

• Draft Regulation CO-2025-1338 regarding taxes and tariffs for the 2026 financial year
• Adoption of Regulation CO-2025-1328 regarding the occupation and maintenance of buildings
• Adjudication of contract LONG-25-0232 for baseball field redevelopment at parc de l’Église
• Approval of affordable housing construction amendment on lot 6 632 483
• Adjudication of contract LONG-25-0256 for snow dump surface preparation at Marie-Victorin, Du Tremblay, and Armand-Frappier

The Longueuil city council held its regular meeting on December 9, 2025, and approved a series of items, including the allocation of $10 million from the unallocated surplus to various funds, the adoption of a new building occupancy and maintenance bylaw, and the awarding of multiple contracts for services such as snow removal, park maintenance, and engineering studies. The council also supported several housing projects, including a non-profit housing development and a rapid housing initiative for people experiencing homelessness. All decisions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved $10M surplus allocation to road, real estate, insurance, and infrastructure funds (unanimous)
• Adopted building occupancy and maintenance bylaw CO-2025-1328 (unanimous)
• Awarded $4.56M contract to Loiselle inc. for material transport and disposal (unanimous)
• Awarded $1.67M contract to Pier-Teck construction inc. for snow depot maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved $3.45M contribution to Habitations communautaires Longueuil for 'Un toit pour tous' housing project (unanimous)
• Supported non-profit housing project on lot 2,005,771 (unanimous)
• Approved $910,000 financial aid to Société Rive et Parcs de Longueuil for golf and marina operations (unanimous)
• Approved $336,673 agreement for services to people experiencing homelessness (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The city council will discuss the creation of a Commission for Local Regulatory and Political Affairs and vote on various municipal service contracts. The meeting also includes decisions on urban planning updates and financial budget transfers.

• Creation of a Commission des affaires réglementaires et politiques locales
• Adjudication of contracts for pothole repair, sewer network inspection on boulevard Guimond, and Centre Lajeunesse roof repairs
• Adoption of Regulation CO-2025-1304 to modify the City Urban Plan
• Approval of a real estate purchase promise for parts of lots 4 642 839, 4 642 840, and 4 921 371
• Proposed Regulation CO-2025-1331 to modify the pricing for city goods, services, and activities

The council unanimously approved the sale of municipal land at the intersection of boulevard Moise-Vincent and la Grande Allée to Groupe Touchette immobilier inc. for approximately $14.27 million, for a residential development. The council also restructured its committee system, abolishing six standing commissions and creating a new Commission des affaires réglementaires et politiques locales. Several contracts were awarded, including a $2.5 million roof and electromechanical upgrade at Centre Lajeunesse and a $1.32 million pothole repair contract.

• Approved land sale to Groupe Touchette immobilier inc. for $14,267,310 (unanimous)
• Created Commission des affaires réglementaires et politiques locales, abolishing six standing commissions (unanimous)
• Awarded $2,500,706.25 contract to Norgereq ltée for Centre Lajeunesse roof and electromechanical work (unanimous)
• Awarded $1,320,556.86 pothole repair contract to Environnement routier NRJ inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $5,729,743.63 from general fund for borrowing bylaw expenses (unanimous)
• Approved $3,673,421 from dedicated tax revenue for borrowing bylaws (unanimous)
• Adopted zoning bylaw CO-2025-1304 to align with agglomeration plan (unanimous)
• Approved $230,000 and $234,600 for Fête nationale events in 2026 and 2027 (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The City Council will consider several bylaws for infrastructure loans, including renovations for the Joseph-William-Gendron pool. The body is also reviewing various service contracts and updates to the agglomeration's development plan.

• Bylaw CO-2025-1324 for renovations to the Joseph-William-Gendron pool and parking at 3222-3224 rue Windsor
• Contract LONG-25-0324 for the acquisition of self-service mechanical and electric-assist bicycles
• Contract LONG-25-0275 for outdoor stages at René-Veillet and Boisvert parks and solar shelters at Marquis-de-Montcalm and Jean-de-Lalande parks
• Proposed real estate project PI-2025-006 located at 3130 to 3140 chemin de Chambly
• Notice of non-renewal for the operation of Le Parcours du Cerf municipal golf course and Réal-Bouvier marina

The Longueuil city council approved a $1,777,460.85 sole-source contract with PBSC Solutions urbaines inc. for mechanical and electric bikes for the bike-share system. Council also approved several other contracts, including a $339,900 contract for outdoor stages and shelters, and a $847,480.73 contract for bridge deck replacements. A motion to approve an addendum to a property sale with the Sœurs des Saints Noms de Jésus et de Marie was adopted 14-2, with Jacques Lemire and Karl Ferraro voting against.

• Approved $1.78M sole-source contract for bikes to PBSC Solutions urbaines inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $339,900 contract for outdoor stages and shelters to Senterre entrepreneur général inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $847,480.73 contract for bridge deck replacements to ACI - Ponts et Ouvrages d'art inc. (unanimous)
• Approved addendum to property sale with Sœurs des Saints Noms de Jésus et de Marie (14-2)
• Approved $25,000 corporate donation to Centraide 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved $140,861.62 for traffic light repairs (unanimous)
• Approved $253,283.05 for engineering services for place Charles-Le Moyne redesign (unanimous)
• Approved $257,201.39 for engineering services for pool renovation (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The Longueuil city council is meeting to award multiple service contracts and approve various financial agreements. Key items include a proposed loan for pool and parking renovations and updates to vehicle speed limits.

• Proposed loan for renovations to the Joseph-William-Gendron pool and parking at 3224-3222 rue Windsor
• Proposed amendment to Regulation CO-2011-674 regarding maximum vehicle speeds
• Contract for the development of a dog park at parc Jean-Béliveau
• Intermunicipal agreement for the reconstruction of chemin Tiffin between rues Saint-Charles Ouest and Jean-Bariteau
• Contracts for the management of the Marie-Victorin and Payer ecocentres

The Longueuil city council approved a series of contracts and financial measures at its September 16, 2025 meeting. Notable approvals include a $4.18M contract for managing the Marie-Victorin ecocentre, a $4.53M contract for the Payer ecocentre, and a $605,901 purchase of two sidewalk snow blowers. The council also approved a $10.98M bond issuance, a $230,197 engineering services expense, and several other contracts for graffiti removal, tree maintenance, baseball field upgrades, and a dog park. All decisions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved $4,184,661.84 contract for Marie-Victorin ecocentre management (unanimous)
• Approved $4,530,444.26 contract for Payer ecocentre management (unanimous)
• Approved $605,901.21 purchase of two sidewalk snow blowers (unanimous)
• Approved $10,985,886 bond issuance to Valeurs Mobilières Desjardins inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $230,197.07 engineering services expense for traffic light upgrades (unanimous)
• Approved $267,153.04 graffiti removal contract to Groupe Rnet (unanimous)
• Approved $748,177.97 dog park construction contract at Parc Jean-Béliveau (unanimous)
• Approved $820,000 financial aid agreement for bike-share system (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The council unanimously approved a $3.3M contract for street and park lighting maintenance, along with several other contracts and agreements. It also approved modifications to housing exception guidelines and adopted a bylaw controlling interventions that could exceed water/sewer capacity.

• Approved $3,314,154.38 contract for street and park lighting maintenance (unanimous)
• Approved $2,839,000 contract for synthetic soccer field reconstruction at Parc Pierre-Laporte (unanimous)
• Approved $1,349,525.71 contract for culvert replacement under boulevard Julien-Bouthillier (unanimous)
• Approved $873,871.34 contract for water play area at Parc Fernand-Bouffard (unanimous)
• Approved $752,000 contract for dog park at Parc Georges-Dor (unanimous)
• Approved modifications to housing exception guidelines under article 93 (unanimous)
• Adopted bylaw CO-2025-1311 for temporary control of interventions exceeding water/sewer capacity (unanimous)
• Approved $61,200 in community aid to six organizations for vulnerable seniors (unanimous)

Conseil de ville (extraordinaire)

The Longueuil city council is holding an extraordinary meeting to discuss administrative matters. The primary item for decision is the adoption of a regulation to authorize a loan to pay a final judgment rendered by the Superior Court.

• Adoption of Regulation CO-2025-1322 to decree a loan for payment of Superior Court judgment SD-2025-1176

The extraordinary council meeting was brief and procedural. The only substantive decision was the unanimous adoption of Bylaw CO-2025-1322, which authorizes a borrowing to pay an amount required by a final Superior Court judgment. No other decisions were made.

• Adopted agenda as submitted (unanimous)
• Adopted Bylaw CO-2025-1322 authorizing borrowing to pay court judgment (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 15:42 (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The City Council will consider adopting the 2030 Climate Plan, a social economy policy, and a 10-year local capital asset plan for 2026-2035. The meeting includes several contract awards for infrastructure and park improvements, as well as updates to construction and nuisance bylaws.

• Adoption of the Plan climat 2030 (SD-2025-0762)
• Adoption of the 10-year capital asset plan for 2026-2035 (SD-2025-1333)
• Infrastructure contracts for Grand Boulevard, Westgate street, and Marquette street
• Playground and biorétention upgrades at parc Jean XXIII (LONG-25-0176)
• Proposed special taxes for municipal infrastructure in Faubourg Cousineau, phase 4

The council unanimously adopted the 2026-2035 capital plan for local responsibilities ($3.052B), the Plan climat 2030, and a social economy policy. It also approved numerous contracts, including an $11.2M Grand Boulevard infrastructure overhaul and an $8.67M renovation of Maison Le Réveil. A bylaw amending nuisance rules was adopted 14-1, moving a noise curfew from 10 p.m. to 7 p.m.

• Adopted 2026-2035 capital plan for local responsibilities, $3.052B (unanimous)
• Adopted Plan climat 2030 with 90 objectives across 6 sectors (unanimous)
• Adopted social economy policy with 8 intervention axes (unanimous)
• Awarded $11,204,000 Grand Boulevard infrastructure contract to Vitom excavation inc. (unanimous)
• Awarded $8,667,763.08 Maison Le Réveil major renovation contract to Construction JBE inc. (unanimous)
• Adopted nuisance bylaw CO-2025-1306, moving noise curfew from 22h to 19h (14-1)
• Approved $820,000 TAPU grant application for 154 bikes and 51 e-bikes (unanimous)
• Approved $120,000 athlete support agreement with Excellence Sportive Montérégie (unanimous)

Conseil de ville (extraordinaire)

The Longueuil city council is holding an extraordinary meeting to discuss city administration and finances. The primary item for decision is the adoption of the local capital expenditure program for the 2026, 2027, and 2028 fiscal years.

• Adoption of the local capital expenditure program for 2026, 2027, and 2028 (SD-2025-1236)

The council unanimously adopted the portion of the city's capital expenditures program covering local responsibilities for fiscal years 2026, 2027, and 2028, with planned spending of $186,800,754 in 2026, $203,466,198 in 2027, and $159,471,110 in 2028. The council also decreed that the explanatory document for this program be published in a local newspaper rather than distributed to each address. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and adjourned at 3:50 p.m.

• Adopted 2026-2028 capital program for local responsibilities (unanimous)
• Approved $186.8M capital spending for 2026
• Approved $203.5M capital spending for 2027
• Approved $159.5M capital spending for 2028
• Decreed explanatory document published in local newspaper instead of door-to-door

Conseil de ville

The City Council will discuss the 2024 financial and auditor general reports and vote on several infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes decisions on new city policies regarding interculturalism and senior care, as well as various property acquisitions and lease agreements.

• Adjudication of contracts for LED lighting conversion, tennis court repairs at Parc Marquette, and roof repairs at Aréna Olympia
• Authorization of a loan for the acquisition of self-service mechanical and electric-assist bicycles
• Adoption of the Charter of Benevolence toward Seniors of Longueuil and the Interculturalism Policy
• Adoption of Regulation CO-2025-1310 for a loan to acquire property at 80-82, 90, and 100 rue Saint-Charles Est
• Approval of a project for a permanent 'school street' near Hubert-Perron elementary school

The Longueuil city council approved numerous contracts and policies, including a $5.0M LED streetlight conversion, a $4.5M road extension, and a $2.5M loan for bike-share bikes. It also adopted a new interculturalism policy and a charter for elder care, and approved a $3.75M contribution to an affordable housing project. Two votes were not unanimous: the Roland-Therrien street construction contract (15-1) and a borrowing bylaw for a Saint-Charles Est property (14-2).

• Approved $5,008,478 LED conversion contract to Pierre Brossard (1981) ltée (unanimous)
• Approved $4,516,943 Béliveau Blvd extension contract to Eurovia Québec Construction (unanimous)
• Approved $2.5M loan for bike-share bikes (unanimous)
• Approved $3,751,081 contribution to St-Roch phase II affordable housing (unanimous)
• Adopted interculturalism policy 2025-2030 (unanimous)
• Adopted elder care charter (unanimous)
• Approved $1,935,000 Roland-Therrien street construction contract (15-1)
• Adopted borrowing bylaw for 80-82, 90, 100 Saint-Charles Est (14-2)

Conseil de ville

The City Council will discuss the acquisition of buildings on rue Saint-Charles Est and various municipal contracts. The meeting includes decisions on public works, police equipment, and social support initiatives.

• Proposed loan for the acquisition of buildings at 80-82, 90, and 100 rue Saint-Charles Est
• Contract for the reconstruction of chemin de Chambly
• Contracts for tree planting across the city in North and South sectors
• Contract for the redevelopment of place Charles-Le Moyne
• Public auction order for properties with unpaid property taxes from 2023 and earlier

The council adopted the Charte de transition socioécologique de la Ville de Longueuil, committing the city to accelerate its socio-ecological transition and place climate action at the center of its decisions. The vote was 13-2, with Jacques Lemire and Karl Ferraro opposed. The council also approved several contracts, including roadwork on chemin de Chambly and tree planting, and authorized a tax sale auction for unpaid property taxes.

• Adopted Charte de transition socioécologique (13-2)
• Approved $3.55M roadwork contract for chemin de Chambly (unanimous)
• Approved four tree planting contracts totaling ~$1.69M (unanimous)
• Authorized tax sale auction for unpaid 2023 property taxes (unanimous)
• Approved $200K emergency housing contract with Red Cross (unanimous)
• Approved $809K funding agreement with Théâtre de la Ville (unanimous)
• Approved $500K greening agreement with Société de verdissement (unanimous)
• Approved pilot project for ballots with candidate photos (14-2)

Conseil de ville

The Longueuil city council will consider adopting a new universal accessibility policy, modifying the city's tariff schedule, and awarding multiple contracts. Over 60 items are on the agenda, including infrastructure projects, a pumptrack at Parc du Patriote-Joseph-Vincent, and roadwork on de Châteauguay and Bellefeuille streets. The council will also vote on a mixed-use building project with 30 units at 2040 chemin de Chambly and approve an agreement for free transit during the Marathon de Longueuil.

• Adoption of a universal accessibility policy for city services
• Modification of tariff schedule for services (bylaw CO-2025-1305)
• Contract award for asphalt pumptrack at Parc du Patriote-Joseph-Vincent
• Contract award for roadwork on rues de Châteauguay and Bellefeuille
• Authorization of mixed-use building with 30 units at 2040 chemin de Chambly

The Longueuil city council approved a $7.92 million contract for road resurfacing and sidewalk work, funded partly by a dedicated tax. It also awarded contracts for street repairs, a new pumptrack, and water infrastructure inspections, and authorized a $661,106 cost overrun for snow removal brokerage services. The council also approved a universal accessibility policy and subjected several lots to a right of preemption for housing purposes.

• Approved $7.92M road resurfacing contract with Les entreprises Michaudville inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $4.491M contract for Châteauguay and Bellefeuille street repairs with Vitom excavation inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $661,106.25 cost overrun for snow removal brokerage contract LONG-25-0009 (unanimous)
• Approved $517,100.06 pumptrack design and construction contract at Parc du Patriote-Joseph-Vincent with Flow parc inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $578,731.73 contract for fire hydrant and water valve inspection with Management Simo inc. (unanimous)
• Approved universal accessibility policy (unanimous)
• Approved subjecting seven lots to right of preemption for 10 years for housing (unanimous)
• Approved $207,173.45 contract for speed bumps with Logix ITS inc. (14-2)

Conseil de ville

The Longueuil City Council will debate two competing proposals regarding municipal procurement: one from councillor Jacques Lemire to reduce Amazon purchases and revise the responsible procurement policy, and a counter-proposal from the executive committee to reinforce local and Quebec suppliers. The council will also consider a 30-unit housing project at 2040 chemin de Chambly, approve a triennial capital plan for the Société Rive et Parcs, and adopt a borrowing bylaw for land acquisition. A notice of motion to modify tariff regulations for city services is also on the agenda.

• Debate on councillor Lemire's proposal to reduce Amazon purchases and revise responsible procurement policy
• Executive committee's counter-proposal to strengthen local and Quebec supplier measures
• Housing project: 30-unit, 4-storey mixed building at 2040 chemin de Chambly
• Approval of triennial capital plan 2025–2027 for Société Rive et Parcs de Longueuil
• Adoption of borrowing bylaw for acquisition of lots 3,850,347 and 4,388,997

The council unanimously adopted a motion to strengthen local purchasing measures, including sending a reminder to all departments about the responsible procurement policy, reviewing the policy after Bill 79, creating a restricted Amazon Business account, and requesting annual follow-up on a new regulation. The council also approved several contracts and expenditures, including a $18.1M land purchase, a $3.3M ServiceNow contract, and a $250,000 allocation for speed bumps. Councillor Jacques Lemire's original proposal to reduce Amazon purchases was withdrawn after the executive committee's substitute motion was adopted.

• Adopted motion to strengthen local purchasing, create restricted Amazon Business account (unanimous)
• Approved $18,131,951 land purchase from Les Placements Vinn Ltée (15-1)
• Adopted borrowing bylaw CO-2025-1308 for land purchase (15-1)
• Approved $3,319,684.67 ServiceNow contract with Groupe Conseil FXInnovation (unanimous)
• Approved $250,000 allocation for speed bumps (14-2)
• Approved $623,919 from surplus for ongoing projects (14-2)
• Approved $9,660.97 subsidy to Velox natation (unanimous)
• Approved $125,000-$131,325 annual funding for Lumifest 2025-2027 (15-1)

Conseil de ville

The Longueuil City Council will hold its regular meeting on February 18, 2025, to decide on contracts, budgets, regulations, and land transactions. Key items include adopting a bylaw and borrowing for the complete redevelopment of Place Charles-Le Moyne, approving a 4-storey multifamily project at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay, and awarding several public-works contracts.

• Adoption of borrowing bylaw for Place Charles-Le Moyne redevelopment (CO-250218-8.1)
• Approval of a 4-storey multifamily building at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay (CO-250218-10.1)
• Award of contract LONG-24-0147 for electric-vehicle charging station installations
• Award of contract LONG-24-0180 for playground redevelopment at Parcs Génération and Jubilée
• Land cession for Square sur le golf residential development (lot 5,233,875)

The council unanimously approved a $54.8 million contract for electrical upgrades at the Louise-Gravel water treatment plant, along with several other contracts and regulations. A proposed housing project at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay was initially removed from the agenda but later approved unanimously after a suspension. The council also adopted orientations for the agglomeration council, including police restructuring and support for affordable housing projects.

• Approved $54,828,128.25 contract to Tisseur inc. for electrical upgrades at Louise-Gravel plant (unanimous)
• Approved $2,169,080.41 contract to Senterre entrepreneur général inc. for playground redevelopment at Parcs Génération and Jubilée (unanimous)
• Approved $2,559,630.94 contract to Sid Lee Architecture inc. for police station design and supervision at 6840 boulevard Milan (unanimous)
• Approved $3,195,867.81 for vehicle purchases under government group buying agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $2,464,815 in budget transfers and election fund allocation (unanimous)
• Approved $6,050 grant to Société d'histoire de Longueuil for Charles Le Moyne brochure (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000 contribution from Huotco immobilier inc. for pedestrian crossing improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $68,140 funding agreement with Union des municipalités du Québec for French language project (unanimous)

Conseil de ville

The City Council will decide on the 2025 budget and 10-year capital expenditure program for the Réseau de transport de Longueuil (RTL). The body is also considering a request for a 4-story multi-family building at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay. Other items include various municipal service contracts and the creation of a Direction of Environment and Ecological Transition.

• Proposed 4-story multi-family housing construction at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay
• Adoption of the 2025 budget and 2025-2034 capital program for Réseau de transport de Longueuil
• Contract for architecture services for the Joseph-William-Gendron pool
• Contract for demolition and reconstruction of fire station 22 (caserne 22)
• Acquisition of lot 6 357 583 in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville for fire station 14

The council approved a resolution authorizing a 4-storey multifamily housing project at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay, despite a motion to defer it. The council also approved numerous contracts, grants, and orientations for the agglomeration council, including a $10.8M coagulants contract and a $1.48M cost overrun. All other decisions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved housing project PH-2025-002 at 1640 chemin Du Tremblay (14-1)
• Approved $10,788,347 coagulants contract to Kemira water solutions Canada inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $1,482,576.96 cost overrun for sludge contract with Environnement Viridis inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $984,776.57 ragweed and poison ivy control contract to Herbanature inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $565,689.08 architecture contract for Joseph-William-Gendron pool (unanimous)
• Approved $231,030.76 storm pumping station contract to Aquatech (unanimous)
• Approved $20,000 grant to Fête de la lecture et du livre jeunesse (unanimous)
• Approved $106,887 soccer program agreement with Ligue de soccer mineur de Longueuil (unanimous)