Sept-Oct Deseronto Newsletter

Home Adaptations for Seniors’ Independence (HASI)

The Home Adaptations for Seniors’ Independence (HASI) program offers financial assistance for minor home adaptations that will help low-income seniors to perform daily activities in their home independently and safely.

Program Details

Homeowner Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program - Homeowner RRAP

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) offers financial assistance to low-income homeowners for mandatory home repairs that will preserve the quality of affordable housing. The program helps people who live in substandard dwellings and cannot afford to pay for necessary repairs to their home.

Program Details

Emergency Repair Program (ERP)

Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) offers financial assistance to help low-income households in rural areas, for emergency repairs required for the continued safe occupancy of their home.

Program Details

The Town of Deseronto is conducting a study to evaluate the economic impact of several initiatives on the business community.  The Town is requesting the assistance of Deseronto businesses, in providing positive & negative feedback regarding impacts the following initiatives have on their businesses; Deseronto Storm Junior ‘A’ Hockey Team, Deseronto Transit Service, and the Deseronto Waterfront Festival.  We are asking for your input in the form of survey questions regarding each of the above mentioned initiatives. 

Simply save a copy of the survey below, complete it on your computer, and email it to dvalentyne@deseronto.ca.

Economic Impact Survey  

A place to share your memories, photos, objects and films of the Deseronto area. Soon, you will be able to put your own materials on this site, but, for now, please send anything you want to share to Deseronto Archives (deseronto.archives@gmail.com) and we’ll place them there for you.

About Deseronto

Municipal Elections Information

To better serve your transportation needs, Deseronto Transit is asking you to provide your input by completing the following survey.This survey is completely confidential, so please provide your direct, honest opinions.

Complete & return this survey to receive a free round trip ticket to any destination Deseronto Transit travels to!

Completed surveys can submitted by email or in person at 331 Main St. or 48A Brant St. Deseronto.

Deseronto Transit Survey

From Jan 1st to Mar 31st of each year, dog tags can be purchased for $15.00 each.  Effective Mar 31st of each year, the price of dog tags increases to $20.00 each.

As of January 1st, 2010 Water & Sewer Service readings & billings will be completed by the Town of Deseronto.  All service inquiries and payments should be forwarded to the Town of Deseronto.  If you pay using telephone, or online banking services please select “Town of Deseronto Water & Sewer” as the payee and enter the account number from your bill. 

Please visit the Public Works & Utilities page of our website for complete details regarding Town of Deseronto Water & Sanitary Sewer services.

Contact Information:

Deseronto Water Plant:
1 Water St. Deseronto, ON K0K 1X0

Office:
331 Main St. P.O. Box 310
Deseronto, ON K0K 1X0
613-396-2440
Email

Several options are available to Town of Deseronto residents for the disposal of hazardous, electronic and reusable goods, as well as tires.

 Waste Disposal - Accepted Items & Locations

Reusable Waste Disposal
 

Items such as clothing, accessories, home decor, small appliances, and kitchen wares can be taken to the Community Care for South Hastings located at 331 Edmon St. Deseronto, ON.
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:30 - 4:30
P: 613-396-6591
Email

Items like dishes and furniture that is still in good shape can be taken to Waste Management at 1271 Beechwood Rd. to the ReUse Centre.  Acceptable items can be dropped off for free and others can take them home for free.  Call for further details.
613-388-1057
http://richmondlandfill.wm.com