City Council Moves to Secure Future Waste Capacity
Earlier this week, City Council approved next steps to purchase the Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre (CRRRC), the first provincially approved landfill in over 20 years. The site will operate as a landfill regardless of ownership and has an expected lifespan of...
New Text Updates for Non-Emergency Police Calls
As of January 15, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) launched CommunityConnect, a new text-message service designed to keep residents informed when they call police for non-emergency assistance. For certain calls, residents may receive text updates confirming their call...
Johnston Road Traffic Calming Update
I’m pleased to share an update on the Johnston Road traffic calming project, which covers Johnston Road from Ewing Street/Grandpark Circle to Blohm Drive. Following a neighbourhood traffic calming study that began in October 2024, the City’s Director of Transportation...
3145 Conroy Rd. Miller Waste – Site Plan Control and Minor Zoning Proposal
The City has received an application from Miller Waste for a site plan control and minor zoning amendment at 3145 Conroy Road. The proposal is for a heavy equipment and vehicle sales, rental, and servicing for the outdoor storage of fleet vehicles and empty garbage...
Happy Holidays from Team Bradley!
As the holiday season approaches, I’d like to extend my warmest wishes to you and your loved ones. I hope this time brings rest, joy, and meaningful moments with family and friends. Please note that my office will be closed from Wednesday, December 24 to Friday...
Meet Santa & Enjoy a Christmas Movie Night!
Get ready for an evening of festive fun for the whole family!🎄 📅 Date: Wednesday, December 3rd ⏰ Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM 📍 Location: Diane Deans Greenboro Community Centre (363 Lorry Greenberg Drive) 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Join us for a casual meet-and-greet with Santa...
Budget 2026 & Upcoming Public Info Session
Last week, the City of Ottawa tabled its Draft 2026 Budget, outlining proposed operating and capital spending for the year, including a 3.75% tax increase. The budget will now be debated at a series of committee meetings before coming to City Council for final...
Lansdowne 2.0 Final Update
Message from Councillor Bradley: As you know, City Council considered the final Lansdowne 2.0 proposal on Friday November 7th. Despite deep community opposition, the Lansdowne project passed with a vote of 15-10. As committed, I voted against the Lansdowne 2.0...
Updated Statement on Lansdowne 2.0
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to write and express your views on the proposed Lansdowne 2.0. Plan. I have received a significant number of emails and calls from residents, and the overwhelming message is that Gloucester-Southgate residents DO NOT...
Statement: Why I am NOT Supporting Lansdowne 2.0
Lansdowne Park is a public asset that should serve the public good. The transformation of the site over the past decade has created a vibrant gathering place and reignited passion for local sports including the Ottawa REDBLACKS, Ottawa 67s, the Blackjacks, Atlético...