City of Ottawa

Whether you're still cleaning up or looking for information, support remains available. #OttCity staff and partners continue to support affected communities with resources, services and ongoing response efforts. For updates and resources: bit.ly/4eYnvow

With changing weather conditions expected, here are a few things to remember to #BeatTheHeat Visit a City facility for places to cool off. Info: bit.ly/3T0zR8u Stay hydrated! Tips to stay cool in the hot weather and preparing your home: bit.ly/36vMzQg

Check out: bit.ly/4vq7s9h for more information on what to do before, during and after an emergency. While you are at it, refresh your emergency kit and double‑check that you have what you need when you need it: bit.ly/4w1xXD0 3/3

If you can, please ensure that your neighbourhood catch basins are free of debris. Find a catch basin near you: bit.ly/3YOOo6I 2/3

Another storm may be coming our way, #OttCity. Take a few moments now to ensure you know what to do and are prepared for potential power outages. 1/3

If your property was affected by the July 1 extreme weather and you need to request storm-debris pickup or basement flooding, please log a service request online or by calling 3-1-1. Learn more: bit.ly/4w2M9M6

If you need support following the July 1 extreme weather event, join us at a community information session today, July 14 to connect with #OttCity staff, community partners and the Canadian Red Cross. Ask questions, find flood-related resources and more: bit.ly/44WX1PH

Nearly two weeks after the July 1 extreme weather event, many are still dealing with cleanup and repairs. Support remains available and community information sessions continue tomorrow, July 14. Please continue checking in on family and neighbours. bit.ly/4eYnvow

Temporary drop-off locations for hazardous and electronic waste will be open today, July 13 until Wednesday, July 15 for those affected by the July 1 extreme weather event. These materials require special handling; do not place for curbside collection. bit.ly/4wAqOtf

The City of Ottawa along with partners at Ottawa Public Health will hold a virtual media availability at 12:30 pm today, July 13, to provide an update on the City’s storm response. Listen live: bit.ly/4pjckvp Updates on #OttCity's services: bit.ly/4eYnvow

Need support following the July 1 extreme weather event? Join a community information session on July 13 or July 14 to connect with #OttCity staff, community partners and the Canadian Red Cross. Ask questions, find flood-related resources and more. bit.ly/44WX1PH

Suivez les réunions du Conseil municipal et des comités d'Ottawa pour ne rien manquer. Prochaines réunions : bit.ly/41FZXPO Diffusion en direct : bit.ly/2GOQ7Dp Restez au fait des dernières discussions qui façonnent #OttVille. #OttPoli #Ottawa

As response efforts continue following the July 1 extreme weather event, #OttCity staff and partners remain in affected communities providing support and advancing cleanup efforts. Thank you to everyone checking in on family and neighbours. Updates: bit.ly/4eYnvow

Public information sessions to help residents affected by the July 1 extreme weather event are ongoing this week. Find locations, dates and times here: bit.ly/4aRHAM9

Reminder: If you were affected by the July 1 extreme weather event, financial assistance and recovery supports may be available. Eligibility requirements apply, so be sure to review the program details before applying. More about available supports: bit.ly/4ykT4C7

Support remains available for those affected by last week's extreme weather event. For the latest updates on #OttCity services, support programs, insurance and claims info, visit: bit.ly/4eYnvow Please check back regularly as info will be updated as it becomes available.

Si une récente inondation a touché votre domicile, vous pourriez avoir droit à une aide financière dans le cadre du Programme de subventions à titre d’aide exceptionnelle. Les résidents d'Ottawa admissibles peuvent recevoir un paiement unique de 1000 $. bit.ly/4yzarzh

Reminder: If recent flooding affected your home, you may be eligible for financial assistance through the Compassionate Grant Program. Eligible #OttCity residents can receive a one-time $1,000 payment. Learn more: ottawa.ca/en/health-and-…

Work continues across #OttCity following the July 1 extreme weather event. City staff and partners are supporting residents, coordinating cleanup efforts and helping communities navigate the road to recovery. Updates: bit.ly/4eYnvow

If you have questions about the July 1 extreme weather event and the ongoing cleanup, we are hosting a public information session on Sunday, July 12 at Ben Franklin Place from 1 to 5 pm. For more information: bit.ly/44WX1PH