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  • Crawford Drive

    A Spring view of the Crawford Drive crabapple trees as they put on a spectacular display!
  • A lift at poolside allows persons with mobility issues, including wheelchairs to access the pool with minimum assistance.

    Our Peterborough Sport and Wellness Centre now has a Poolpod poolside platform lift helping to remove barriers to pool access.
  • Women wearing a blue mask outside of a store

    Peterborough: Proud to Cover Up!
 

Welcome to the Website of Councillor Kim Zippel

 

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I hope everyone is keeping safe and healthy.  We will get through this together and I am looking forward to re-connecting with you in person once it is safe to do so.

In the meantime, in addition to links posted in Happening Now on the home page, I wanted to provide some contact information and phone numbers for you in case you need to reach these organizations, agencies, or services during the pandemic.  My goal is to keep the list updated with new information, all in one spot on my website, so you can avoid time searching around for these helpful community resources.

Thank you for getting both of your vaccines and for continuing to follow public health guidelines as we enter Step 3!

Kim

About the Otonabee Ward Website

This site is intended as a tool to engage, inform and inspire all residents of Otonabee Ward 1 (OW1).  Think of it as YOUR website.  Try it out and then provide feedback as to how we can make it better!  Please explore the site to find answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ), learn about upcoming meetings as well as local events happening inside our Ward. To learn more about your Otonabee Ward councillor, Kim Zippel, please visit the Meet Kim page or better yet, visit our calendar page and join Kim at her next public event.

The website also hosts a blog where you have the opportunity to engage your neighbours  and write about upcoming projects, share personal poems or highlight the wonderful people who live within our community.  It is your opportunity to contribute something valuable! 

The Ward map offers a fun, easy and interactive way to describe and publicly share places and projects you feel are important. Black markers indicate the boundaries of the ward and you can place your own markers on the map too! Instructions for using the map can be found under the Home page menu: How to Use the Map . Please visit the contact page if you have any questions about the ward boundary. 

Please note that all markers are submitted to the website administrator prior to appearing on the map. Once your marker is submitted, an email will be forwarded with your request and you will see a message at the top of the map informing that your marker is awaiting approval.  Please be patient as there may be several requests. 

 

Otonabee Ward 1 Boundary Map

Map Legend 

 The Good:  Mark the places and projects that make Otonabee Ward special.   

 The Bad:  Mark areas that need fixing, or where a new feature or community resource could be located. 

 The Ugly:  Mark areas that really concern you & need to be addressed with high priority.  

 For Your Interest:  A general category.

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Accessibility 

This website employs accessibility features that we hope you will find helpful. Site accessibility information  is located  on the Accessibility page.  If you have feedback on how to make the site more accessible, please email Kim Zippel.

 

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