Montréal Motions

A resolution authorizes $2,030,000 for the monitoring of sexual offenders and the maintenance of six police positions from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027.

Resolution: service loan of an SQ officer to the sexual exploitation team; four years, budget $126,560.

The motion authorizes the awarding of the sludge pumping contract to EBI Envirotech for 24 months at the Jean-R.-Marcotte station and the interceptor network, with an option for extension.

The municipal council adopts a resolution to terminate the printing contract for forms, envelopes, and business cards for employees.

The council resolution approves a 24-month framework with CIMA+ for the City’s fiber optic services, capped at $1,494,629.01.

The municipal council adopts a framework agreement for light vehicles, with a ceiling of $17,964,843.72, for 2025-2026, from November 15, 2025, to October 31, 2026.

The council approves an agreement between the Ministry of Agriculture of Quebec and Montreal for food inspections, with $5,881,700, $6,062,268, and $6,248,380 for 2026-2028.

The municipal council recommends authorizing $1,898,751.52 and $94,937.57 for an oxygen unit, and approving the amendment to the contract.

The council cancels $160,000 for Îlot 84 and approves $275,000 for Festival Igloo. New Year's will take place on December 31, 2025, at Place Jacques-Cartier.

Motion authorizing an additional expenditure of $129,606.13 for ServerProtect for Storage via Compugen Inc. CG24 0451 governs the contract.

The municipal council approves an amendment to the agreement with the STM. It provides for a non-taxable reimbursement of $101,762.33, covering from December 1, 2022, to May 31, 2030.

Resolution: the municipal council approves a contract of $211,805.61 for aquatic equipment at the Pierrefonds-Roxboro Aquatic Complex, bringing the total budget to $243,576.45 with contingencies.

The municipal resolution authorizes the City to conclude a five-year agreement for Freightliner parts with B.L. Inc., up to $1,379,700 and $275,940 in contingencies.

Municipal council resolution: Keleny Inc. receives a 3-year contract for interpretation and translation for the police service, total cost of $868,969.55 taxes included.

Motion: the council appoints the Chair and Vice-Chairs of the Youth Council for one year starting January 2026, and members for three years starting December 2025.

The municipal council adopts a bylaw authorizing a loan of $175M for road work in Montreal, subject to the approval of the Minister of Municipal Affairs.

The motion proposes a three-year framework agreement for infrastructure inspections and the standardization of pipelines on the Island of Montreal.

The resolution authorizes the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough to design and carry out works at the Parthenais and Gauthier intersection, and the paving of Parthenais street.

The municipal council adopts a resolution authorizing a sewer rehabilitation contract and an expenditure of $8,159,313.85.

Resolution: the council approves a contract with Hydro-Québec to relocate electrical lines, total cost $313,826.86.

The resolution entrusts the borough with the ratification process of an agreement between Montreal and Côte-Saint-Luc regarding the maintenance of an underpass.

Motion of the municipal council appointing Vana Nazarian, Victor Esposito and Richard Deschamps to the audit committee; proposes Stern and Doret as representatives of the reconstituted municipalities.

The municipal council authorizes the borough of Montreal-North to submit a funding request to the Metropolitan Community of Montreal for the restoration and stabilization of the banks.

Municipal motion authorizing a transfer of $11,600 from Plateau-Mont-Royal to the Information Technology Service for 2025 to purchase 10 Microsoft Field Service licenses.