City contracted crews will be working in the Ward 3 area to remove Ash trees infested with Emerald Ash Borer (EAB).  Parks affected will be Fleetwood Park, Forest Glen Park, Gulleden Park, and Willowcreek Park. All trees scheduled for removals have been marked with an orange X.

 

Crews will be working Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. After the initial tree removal, crews will remove the tree stumps, repair the ground with topsoil and reseed. All works will be weather dependant.

All City-owned park trees removed due to EAB will be replanted over several years. This is due to the high number of trees removed from parks, the short planting season and weather conditions.

 

Forestry is currently working on plans to replant woodlots.  Each woodlot is unique and will require additional work to create individual plans for each site. For some, that may mean letting them regenerate naturally while others will have trees replanted.

Pest and Disease Managment

Kits are now available for eligible groups hosting free public outdoor events taking place between March and December 2017 in communities (ie block parties on roads or common public areas) or on City of Mississauga Property.  

 

250 Kits have been produced and will be distributed on a first come first serve basis while supplies last (Limit of one (1) Neighbourhood Celebration Kit per event request). 

For full details click on the link below to  complete an online request for a Kit and to find out more about hosting outdoor special events in Mississauga. 

Community Groups

The City is thrilled to present the Official  Mississauga Visitor Guide 2017 - see the digital version here. From dinning, shopping, things to see and do, accommodations and getting around, this guide is the key resource for Mississauga visitors and residents to discover and experience our wonderful city.

See the digital version here