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The service area for Maintaining King includes a wide range of responsibilities aimed at ensuring the township’s infrastructure is safe, functional, and well-maintained. This includes road maintenance to keep streets in good condition, winter maintenance to manage snow and ice, and sidewalk upkeep to ensure pedestrian safety. Additionally, the service area covers street lighting to enhance visibility and security, facility maintenance to keep public buildings in optimal condition, fleet services to manage and maintain the township’s vehicles, and asset management to oversee and preserve the township’s physical assets. Together, these services work to provide a well-maintained and efficient environment for all residents and visitors. Service Areas
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Asset Management
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Implementation and overall management of the Asset Management Program and Plan (and associated Policies). This sub-division also maintains tangible capital asset inventory for all municipal infrastructure and inventory of accurate assessments, records asset conditions and life cycle status. Asset management also provides engineering analysis and undertakes studies related to lifecycle needs for new and existing infrastructure. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
Community Services
Finance
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | Asset Management Program | Provincial Council Approved |
| Governing Legislation, By-laws or Corporate Policies |
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Road Maintenance
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Road maintenance is essential for the Township for several reasons. Firstly, it ensures the safety of all road users, including drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Well-maintained roads reduce the risk of accidents caused by potholes, cracks, and other hazards. Regular maintenance also extends the lifespan of the road infrastructure, saving money in the long run by preventing costly repairs and replacements. Additionally, good road conditions improve the overall quality of life for residents by providing smooth and efficient transportation routes. Lastly, well-maintained roads enhance the aesthetic appeal of the Township, making it a more attractive place to live and visit |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | General Operations | Provincial |
| Mandatory | Core | Spring & Summer Maintenance | Provincial | |
| Mandatory | Core | Permitting and Consents | Provincial | |
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Winter Maintenance
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Winter maintenance service for a municipality involves the systematic and proactive management of snow and ice to ensure the safety and accessibility of roads, sidewalks, and public spaces during the winter months. This service includes snow plowing, sanding, salting, and de-icing to prevent accidents and maintain smooth traffic flow. Effective winter maintenance is essential for protecting infrastructure, supporting emergency services, and ensuring that residents can continue their daily activities without interruption. By keeping public areas clear and safe, municipalities enhance the overall quality of life for their communities during the challenging winter season. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | Winter Maintenance | Provincial |
| Discretionary | Ancillary | Senior Snow Removal Program | Council Approved | |
| Governing Legislation, By-laws or Corporate Policies |
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Sidewalk Maintenance
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The sidewalk maintenance program is essential for ensuring safe and accessible pathways for all users. It includes regular inspections to identify hazards like cracks and uneven surfaces as well as using a standardized rating system to prioritize repairs. Routine maintenance involves leveling uneven areas as well as keeping sidewalks clear of debris and snow. For sections that are not in a state of good repair, complete replacements are planned. Residents are encouraged to report issues through a public reporting system (CRMs), allowing for timely responses to urgent concerns. By prioritizing sidewalk maintenance, communities can enhance pedestrian safety and promote a more walkable environment. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | Sidewalk Maintenance | Provincial |
| Governing Legislation, By-laws or Corporate Policies |
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Facility Services
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The Facilities Services division manages and maintains a diverse portfolio of municipal assets, including community halls, arenas, libraries, operations buildings (such as works yards and parks depots), fire stations, and municipal offices. The primary responsibility is to ensure these facilities meet the operational and capital needs of the Township, supporting municipal staff, community organizations, lessees, and the public. This involves delivering high-quality arena operations and maintenance, contract management, and the supervision of general facility maintenance. This team oversees mechanical systems, security and life safety systems, and environmental sustainability measures across more than 30 facilities. We aim to create safe, functional, and welcoming spaces that align with the Township’s strategic goals, while supporting the diverse needs of our community. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Community Services
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Essential | Core | Operation & Maintenance | Provincial Council Approved Administrative |
| Governing Legislation, By-laws or Corporate Policies |
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Streetlighting
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Streetlighting plays a crucial role in enhancing public safety and security. It illuminates roads, sidewalks, and public spaces, making it easier for pedestrians and drivers to navigate during nighttime and low-light conditions. Effective streetlighting helps reduce the risk of accidents and crime, thereby contributing to a safer environment for residents and visitors. Additionally, well-lit streets support the smooth functioning of daily activities within the community. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | Streetlight Maintenance | Provincial |
| Governing Legislation, By-laws or Corporate Policies |
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Water, Wastewater and Stormwater Maintenance
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Maintenance of all Township owned infrastructure related to water, wastewater and stormwater systems (pumping stations, ponds, liaison with Regional water services) but excludes roadside ditches and culverts. Responsibilities include maintenance, monitoring, and testing, as well as responding to service requests and 24/7 emergency scenarios in a timely manner to ensure public safety and protection of the natural environment. |
| Contributing Departments & Divisions |
Public Works
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| Funding Source | Divisional Sub-Services | |||
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| Offering | Type | Name | Source | |
| Mandatory | Core | Water Operations, Maintenance and Monitoring | Provincial |
| Mandatory | Core | Stormwater Operation and Maintenance | Provincial | |
| Mandatory | Core | Wastewater Operation, Maintenance and Monitoring | Provincial | |
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