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Telephone Scam Alert
Recently, the City has become aware of a telephone scam where a caller indicates they represent the City of Elliot Lake and are soliciting donations for a Covid-19 preparedness fund. Residents are warned not to share personal information and that this is a fraudulent call. The City of Elliot Lake does not fundraise for municipal purposes by telephone or any means.  
Anyone contacted can report the scam to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-495-8501...
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Pool Schedule: Sept 8th to Oct 4th  Due to the ongoing pandemic, staff are taking a slow and careful approach to programs following recommendations from public health officials. 
More lane swims and aqua-fit classes with smaller group sizes are becoming available in September.  Check the schedule  and contact us with any questions or to book some pool time.
Call 705-848-2287 ext. 2500 or  email the aquatics centre .

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BOIL WATER ADVISORY
A Boil Water Advisory has been issued for some residents on Hutchison Ave in Elliot Lake as a result of a water main break in the area. 
Whenever any kind of repair or construction on the water supply system either planned or an emergency, there is a risk of soil or other contaminants entering the water supply. Although this risk is very low, a Boil Water Advisory (BWA) is issued to all residents, businesses and public facilities located along...
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The City has installed Accessibility Mats (MobiMat) at Spruce Beach and will continue with installation at Spine Beach in the coming days (weather permitting).
Access mats will ensure safe and inclusive accessibility to City beaches. They are AODA compliant, portable and removable, and provide an access route that can be used by individuals of varying abilities who are unable to navigate through the sand.
The MobiMat products are the only accessibility beach mat system...
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The City has recently launched a rotating surveillance techniques program combining efforts between the Public Works and By-law departments.  These techniques were developed to identify individuals illegally disposing of their household waste throughout the surrounding environment and/or inappropriately using garbage bins that are specific to certain areas. 
The program involves the rotation of cameras and other methods at all popular illegal dumping areas along...
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