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“I strongly condemn this attempted arson attack. I would like to thank the members of Westmount Public Safety and the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal for their swift response and exemplary collaboration. Thanks to their vigilance and prof......
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It was with great shock, bewilderment, and sadness that we witnessed the events that occurred yesterday, June 22nd, in the neighboring borough of Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. This terrible shooting claimed the lives of three people and left......
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No Mow May helps pollinators by allowing early season flowers to grow in our lawns, parks and green spaces. This allows more bees and beneficial bugs to find food and take shelter in the shady grass without mower blades chopping up their habitat. N......
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These targeted interventions follow thorough inspections conducted by certified arboriculture specialists. The selected trees are in an advanced state of decline due to factors such as natural aging, physiological diseases, structural weaknesses, or......
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In accordance with municipal by-law 1522 , dogs must always be kept on a leash in public spaces in Westmount, unless otherwise indicated. We kindly remind you to respect the signage, as dogs are not allowed in all parks. Failure to comply with the......
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In recent days, several municipalities have had to close their clay tennis courts that were maintained with a product that may contain excessive levels of asbestos. The City of Westmount does not use any products containing asbestos to maintain it......
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Did you know that everyday items like your smartphone, laptop, leaf blower or e-bike can start a fire or set off an explosion? Many devices we use in our day to day life contain lithium-ion batteries, which can pose a real hazard. Without the proper......
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Fraudulent QR codes have recently surfaced in Montréal, notably on parking meters. When scanned, these codes redirect users to fake payment sites or pages designed to steal your personal information. Before scanning any QR code, take a moment......
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To ensure the safety and peace of mind of all during the holiday season, the visibility and vigilance of Public Safety and SPVM officers will be increased. Patrols will be stepped up as a preventive measure around public gathering places. Westmount......
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The City has been notified that several Westmount residents have received a "Holiday Gratitude" card requesting tips for the ‘‘local garbage man’’ via Interac e-Transfer to a personal email address (see photo below). WARNING: this is an unauthoriz......
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Since 2023, Public Safety Officers have been handing out these kits during colder weather or whenever they encounter someone in need. Each kit includes essential items for hygiene, warmth, and sustenance, such as travel-sized hygiene products, clean......
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The priority of the 2025 campaign is the youth mental health crisis. This national campaign invites Canadians to make a donation by text message, and proceeds will support organizations that offer mental health services for young people. Up to 75%......
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The Library plays a key role in supporting our youth by offering them an environment that fosters learning and personal development. The newly renovated teen section at the Library is designed to provide a welcoming and stimulating environme......
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These free activities are offered to residents by registration only . Space is limited! Book your place online on each event page by following the links below. Friday, April 17 The Big Cleanup at Westmount Park 1:30 to 3 p.m. — Meet in fr......
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The rehabilitation and reconstruction of valve chambers on Rue Sherbrooke and Avenue Wood will begin on February 5 and are expected to last for approximately 13 weeks . Work will take place Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m . These esse......
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Work to repair a water leak will take place on Thursday, March 6, in the alley behind Victoria Hall (4626 Sherbrooke O.). The work will require shutting off water service in the area for part of the day. Parked vehicles in the vicinity of this alle......
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The work will require shutting off water service in the area for part of the day. Parked vehicles in the vicinity of this alley will be able to exit via the cul-de-sac on Boulevard De Maisonneuve. A signaller will be on site to guide pedestrians an......
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The project consists of repairing and rebuilding a water main. It will also integrate Westmount Public Works operations. A secondary sewer will be repaired, water connections will be replaced, and utilities and roads will be rebuilt. The approximat......
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Beginning the week of August 4, 2025 , the City of Westmount will launch a resurfacing and sidewalk reconstruction project on Claremont Avenue , north of Avenue Lorraine, as well as on a section of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Avenue , between Claremont a......
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The gas network replacement work will take place on Redfern Avenue, between Sherbrooke Street and De Maisonneuve Boulevard. During this period, Redfern Avenue will be converted to a one-way street. Énergir crews and contractors hired by the......
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Work description: Reconstruction of lighting conduits and replacement of streetlights Complete reconstruction of sidewalks Expected impacts: Parking prohibited within the construction zone for the duration of the work Pedestrian acces......
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As part of its 2026 Capital Works Programme, the City of Westmount is planning infrastructure work on several streets (see table below) between May and November 2026 . The completion and dates of the work will depend on the awarding of contrac......
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Traffic disruptions are expected in the area between De Courcelle and Lenoir streets , including partial and full closures at various stages of the project. Traffic impacts On Saint-Antoine Street, between De Courcelle and Lacasse street......
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The project includes: full reconstruction of the roadway; improvements to the intersections of Douglas and Grenville avenues; reconstruction of sidewalks and curbs; work on underground infrastructure. During the work, temporary water service......
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The project includes: the complete reconstruction of Lorraine Avenue; rehabilitation of the Claremont Avenue roadway; sidewalk reconstruction; replacement of the public lighting system; installation of a new sewer on Lorraine Avenue and servic......
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