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Charlottetown releases mayor’s report

Dave Stewart · Journalist | Posted: Jan. 27, 2020, 1:41 p.m. | Updated: Jan. 27, 2020, 1:41 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown says even though significant progress is being made addressing the housing shortage, lots of work remains left to do. Brown said the newly-reinstated Charlottetown Area Development Corporation will play a key role going forward.
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CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. — The City of Charlottetown has released the mayor’s annual report featuring highlights from the past year.

The report includes information on projects, events, new initiatives and operational updates.

The 2019 annual report is available online at www.charlottetown.ca/annualreport and a limited number of hardcopies are available for pickup at City Hall on Queen Street, West Royalty Community Centre on Kirkdale Road and at the Charlottetown police station on Kirkwood Drive.

Over the next few days, residents can expect to receive a one-page letter in their community mailbox with photo highlights from the report and a reminder of the hardcopy pickup locations, as well as where to find the report online.

Mayor Philip Brown said in an effort to be a more sustainable organization, only so many hardcopies were printed.

For more information, call 902-566-5548 or email [email protected].

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