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About National Public Works Week National Public Works Week is celebrated each May and is recognized across North America as an opportunity to educate residents about public works and celebrate the work these professionals provide. Public works services include but are not limited to roads and bridges, street lighting, traffic control, water supply, water distribution, waste management, sewage collection, drainage, park operations, transit services and administrative functions.
Public Open House The 2020 Public Open House was cancelled in response to Provincial orders and physical distancing mandates. We look forward to celebrating with you in 2021.
About National Public Works Week National Public Works Week is celebrated each May and is recognized across North America as an opportunity to educate residents about public works and celebrate the work these professionals provide. Public works services include but are not limited to roads and bridges, street lighting, traffic control, water supply, water distribution, waste management, sewage collection, drainage, park operations, transit services and administrative functions.
Public Open House The 2020 Public Open House was cancelled in response to Provincial orders and physical distancing mandates. We look forward to celebrating with you in 2021.
Calling all kids - join us in celebrating National Public Works Week, May 17-23! Children under the age of 12 who reside in Thunder Bay, are encouraged to draw or colour a photo of something related to public works, or a Thank You message to our public works professionals. Then parents/guardians are to take a photo of their child with their work of art and upload it below.
Contest closes on Saturday, May 23 at 11:59 pm. Prizes will be given out by random draw. We will contact you using the information you provide below. The information you provide will remain private and confidential.
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Join us in celebrating National Public Works Week from May 17-23! Residents are encouraged to take a photo inside or outside of your home that highlights public works in Thunder Bay, then upload it below.
Residents are urged to practice physical distancing when taking photos outside of their home and are not to approach any public works professionals. The contest is open to residents of Thunder Bay of all ages. The contest closes on Saturday, May 23, at 11:59 pm. Prizes will be given out by random draw. We will contact you using the information you provide below. The information you provide will remain private and confidential.
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