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COVID-19 Response: New Mississauga Web Page a One-Stop Resource for Older Adults

By Covid-19

April 15, 2020

In these challenging times, the City of Mississauga is focused on supporting our older adult community. The City has launched a new web page that provides guidance for older residents  and their caregivers to help meet their needs.

“Our older adult community is one of the most vulnerable when it comes to COVID-19,” said Mayor Bonnie Crombie. “The City’s new web page provides easy to find, at-a-glance information for older adults and caregivers. This is something that our older adults asked for and I am pleased that we are able to provide this resource to help meet their needs, enhance their well-being and improve outcomes.”

Residents can find information on symptoms and prevention, health and wellness and key emergency contacts. The web page also provides links to online Library services and free online videos, workouts and other resources to help older adults stay healthy while practicing physical distancing.

A printable information sheet is also available on the web page.

Anyone who may not be able to access the web page is advised to ask a friend or family member to assist.

For updates on actions the City is taking to help residents, visit mississauga.ca/coronavirus or follow us on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.

 

You Can Help

 

The Mississauga Food Bank is accepting donations to help support older adults and others who are relying on food banks during this time.

 

Trillium Health Centre Partners are accepting donations of personal protective equipment (PPE) as they continue to provide care for older adults and other patients in response to COVID-19.

Wireless Locations in Ward 1

By Covid-19, Resources

April 15, 2020

Marina Area

  • Lakefront Marina
  • Marina Dockside

 

Lakeshore Rd. Splash Pad Area

  • Lakefront Depot
  • Lakefront Volleyball Areas (P1, P5, P6)
  • Lakefront Promenade Drive
  • Lakefront Promenade Splash Pad Area

 

Port Credit Library

  • Port Credit Library Rooftop (Memorial Park)

 

Port Credit BIA Intersections

  • Lakeshore Rd. & Cawthra Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Meadow Wood Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Shawnmarr Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Stavebank Rd.
  • Mississauga Rd. & Lakeshore Rd.
  • Hurontario St. & High St.
  • Hurontario St. & Inglewood Dr.
  • Hurontario St. & Lakeshore Rd.
  • Hurontario St. & Park St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Beechwood Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Cumberland Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Elizabeth St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Elmwood Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Hampton Crescent
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Hiawatha Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Inverhouse Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & John St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Maple Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Shaw Dr.

 

 

 

City of Mississauga Announces New Commissioner of Community Services

By Issues

April 15, 2020

The City of Mississauga has selected Shari Lichterman as the new Commissioner of Community Services effective May 16, 2020. Lichterman has been the Director of Recreation for the City since 2015. She replaces Paul Mitcham, who will transition to become the new City Manager on May 16, 2020.

“I am pleased to welcome Shari to the City’s Leadership Team as Commissioner of Community Services,” said Paul Mitcham, Commissioner, Community Services. “I have had the pleasure of working with Shari for the past few years and am pleased to have her leading our Community Services team. Shari brings with her extensive background and experience in recreation, programming, finance, performance management and strategic partnerships. She will be a great asset to an already strong leadership team. She is well-positioned to work with Council, the community and staff to continue to deliver quality and excellence through all lines of business provided by the Community Services Department.”

Mississauga City Council passed a by-law to appoint Lichterman to the position at its Council meeting today.

In her new role as Commissioner, Lichterman will report to into the City Manager’s Office and will oversee the following divisions: Culture; Fire and Emergency Services; Library; Parks, Forestry and Environment; and Recreation.

These business areas provide programs, services and opportunities to meet leisure and recreational needs, support education and learning, provide unique cultural experiences, offer diverse green spaces for residents to enjoy and deliver emergency planning and fire services.

“I am proud to work for the City of Mississauga and am committed to continuing to provide residents with the programs and services that enrich their quality of life,” said Lichterman. “In my new role, I look forward to working with all Community Services staff, the City’s Leadership Team and working closer with Mayor and Council.”

Prior to joining the City of Mississauga, Lichterman served as Vice-President of Eastern Operations at Canlan Ice Sports Corp. In this role, she had financial and operational responsibility for ice and multi-sport facilities in Ontario, Quebec and the United States. Prior to her experience at Canlan, Lichterman was an owner and the Director of Operations for Firland Management LLC, a consulting and management company specializing in ice arenas and recreational facilities.

Lichterman has a Masters Certificate in Municipal Leadership from the Schulich School of Business at York University, a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from Carleton University as well as designations as a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Management Accountant.

She is a proud resident of Mississauga where she lives together with her husband and two children.

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[Download hi res image] CUTLINE: Shari Lichterman, Commissioner, Community Services at the City of Mississauga.

 

City of Mississauga Announces New Commissioner of Community Services

By Uncategorized

April 15, 2020

The City of Mississauga has selected Shari Lichterman as the new Commissioner of Community Services effective May 16, 2020. Lichterman has been the Director of Recreation for the City since 2015. She replaces Paul Mitcham, who will transition to become the new City Manager on May 16, 2020.

“I am pleased to welcome Shari to the City’s Leadership Team as Commissioner of Community Services,” said Paul Mitcham, Commissioner, Community Services. “I have had the pleasure of working with Shari for the past few years and am pleased to have her leading our Community Services team. Shari brings with her extensive background and experience in recreation, programming, finance, performance management and strategic partnerships. She will be a great asset to an already strong leadership team. She is well-positioned to work with Council, the community and staff to continue to deliver quality and excellence through all lines of business provided by the Community Services Department.”

Mississauga City Council passed a by-law to appoint Lichterman to the position at its Council meeting today.

In her new role as Commissioner, Lichterman will report to into the City Manager’s Office and will oversee the following divisions: Culture; Fire and Emergency Services; Library; Parks, Forestry and Environment; and Recreation.

These business areas provide programs, services and opportunities to meet leisure and recreational needs, support education and learning, provide unique cultural experiences, offer diverse green spaces for residents to enjoy and deliver emergency planning and fire services.

“I am proud to work for the City of Mississauga and am committed to continuing to provide residents with the programs and services that enrich their quality of life,” said Lichterman. “In my new role, I look forward to working with all Community Services staff, the City’s Leadership Team and working closer with Mayor and Council.”

Prior to joining the City of Mississauga, Lichterman served as Vice-President of Eastern Operations at Canlan Ice Sports Corp. In this role, she had financial and operational responsibility for ice and multi-sport facilities in Ontario, Quebec and the United States. Prior to her experience at Canlan, Lichterman was an owner and the Director of Operations for Firland Management LLC, a consulting and management company specializing in ice arenas and recreational facilities.

Lichterman has a Masters Certificate in Municipal Leadership from the Schulich School of Business at York University, a Bachelor of Commerce Degree from Carleton University as well as designations as a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Management Accountant.

She is a proud resident of Mississauga where she lives together with her husband and two children.

Garbage, recycling and organics

By Issues

There are no changes to garbage, recycling or organics collection.

As of April 20, every household can place up to 2 extra garbage bags at the curb on their garbage collection day, without garbage tags.

Bulky items that do not fit into your bin or garbage bags will not be picked up:

  • at the curb,
  • in apartments/condominiums
  • or accepted at Community Recycling Centres.

Spring curbside battery pick up is suspended.

Put gloves, masks and other home healthcare waste in your garbage, not in recycling.

In-person garbage bag tag sales are suspended at all municipal facilities in Peel.

Community Recycling Centres (CRCs)

Item drop-off

Peel CRCs are currently not accepting electronics, tires, large appliances (such as stoves, fridges and dishwashers) or bulky items.

Fees and items for purchase

  • As of April 15, disposal fees are waived.
  • Rain barrel and backyard composter sales have been suspended.
  • Compost sales have been suspended.
  • Kitchen container sales have been suspended.

Wireless Locations in Ward 1

By Uncategorized

Marina Area

  • Lakefront Marina
  • Marina Dockside

Lakeshore Rd. Splash Pad Area

  • Lakefront Depot
  • Lakefront Volleyball Areas (P1, P5, P6)
  • Lakefront Promenade Drive
  • Lakefront Promenade Splash Pad Area

Port Credit Library

  • Port Credit Library Rooftop (Memorial Park)

Port Credit BIA Intersections

  • Lakeshore Rd. & Cawthra Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Meadow Wood Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Shawnmarr Rd.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Stavebank Rd.
  • Mississauga Rd. & Lakeshore Rd.
  • Hurontario St. & High St.
  • Hurontario St. & Inglewood Dr.
  • Hurontario St. & Lakeshore Rd.
  • Hurontario St. & Park St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Beechwood Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Cumberland Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Elizabeth St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Elmwood Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Hampton Crescent
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Hiawatha Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Inverhouse Dr.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & John St.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Maple Ave.
  • Lakeshore Rd. & Shaw Dr.

Note: There is a 300 foot radius for WiFi coverage in these areas