In tribute to our Arundel seniors, 4 hand encraved commemorative brass plaques, to be installed on our public benches (aerobic corridor and waterfront), were unveiled on July 1, 2024, during Arundel’s Canada Day opening ceremonies. The Municipality of Arundel honours and thanks Vera Janes Evans (99 years), Frances Jones (dedicated volunteer), Heather Hodge (contributions to the community) and Pierre Lemieux (founder of the renowned Camp les Débrouillards d’Arundel).
NEW at Beaven Creek Park : an energy-saving playground light switch dial.
Set the lighting duration by turning the dial. Each number counts as an hour.
It takes about 10 minutes for the lights to come on completely. They will automatically switch off at 10:00 p.m. or earlier, depending on the length of time you have programmed.
On January 23, 2024, the Arundel municipal council renewed its free transportation program for seniors’ medical appointments (and half-price for distances over 400 km), continuing its successful collaboration with the Centre d’action bénévole des Laurentides (CABL) de Mont-Tremblant.
In order to encourage the practice of physical activities among young people (maximum $325/year) and adults (maximum $200/year), limit of $650 per family/year and to facilitate access to sports facilities not offered in Arundel, the Municipality reimburses a portion of additional fees for non-residents. It also wishes to grant financial assistance to a young person participating in a provincial final of the Quebec Games (maximum $250/year) and to a humanitarian school trip organized by a recognized educational institution (maximum $100/year).