GLAD Cleaning the Capital
Cleaning the Capital is a citywide cleanup campaign that occurs in the spring and fall of every year.
Cleaning the Capital is a citywide cleanup campaign that occurs in the spring and fall of every year.
Adopt-a-park or road is a city-wide program that encourages community involvement in the care and maintenance of parks and roadways. It is a partnership between volunteers and the City.
The City of Ottawa and Ottawa Police Service are committed to dealing with graffiti vandalism and strive to provide a clean, vibrant, safe and welcoming community for all.
Ottawa prides itself on being a clean, green, litter and graffiti-free city.
The City offers several programs that support tree planting in the city for schools, residents, commemoration and rural areas.
The City funds projects through programs such as the Community Energy Innovative Fund and the Community Environmental Projects Grant Program.
Ontario has deemed community gardens as an essential service. Gardening at the Kilborn Allotment Gardens will go forward as planned.
The 2020 gardening season at Kilborn Allotment Gardens will run from May 4 to October 23, Gardening hours between 7 am and 7 pm.
The delivery of waste and compost bins may be delayed for a few weeks due to the ground’s softness.
Please review the General Rules and Conditions and OPH guidelines (link is external). There are a few new rules in place to comply with the safety protocols of the COVID-19 situation.
A sign-in and sign-out system will be in place to track gardeners each day. This system will help Ottawa Public Health with contact tracing if someone develops COVID-19. The system will need to record:
Gardeners must comply with the following schedule in order to adhere to the guidelines set out by Ottawa Public Health.