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The City is working with Peel Public Health and recommend you visit the Region of Peel Health site for the most up-to-date details. 

Peel Public Health has advised that if you develop symptoms of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19), please self-isolate and contact Peel Public Health at 905-799-7700 and if you require immediate medical attention, please call 911 and advise the operator of your symptoms but please do not call 911 unless it is an emergency. 

Below are links you may find useful:

· City of Mississauga - COVID-19

· Region of Peel COVID-19

· Peel Public Health

· Getting Tested in Peel 

· Province of Ontario - Ministry of Health

· Public Health Ontario

· Telehealth Ontario

· COVID-19 Self Assessment Tool 

· Toronto Pearson Airport

· e-mail for MP Sven Spengemann - for any Federal matter 

· e-mail for MPP Rudy Cuzzetto - for any Provincial matter 

· Mississauga Closures and cancellations

Important Phone Numbers

· Mississauga 3-1-1 or 905-615-4311 (outside City Limits) available 7am - 7pm 

· Peel Public Health 905-799-7700 Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm 

· Peel Regional Police Non-Emergency Line: 905-453-3311 

· Telehealth Ontario 1-866-797-0000 Toll-free TTY:1-866-797-0007 

The City of Mississauga and Region of Peel websites will be updating their information on a regular basis and will be the best place for the most recent updates for all residents. 

Important Dates

Every Wednesday

Mississauga City Council Meeting (click here for Livestream)

Region of Peel Council (click here for Livestream)

While the City continues taking action in response to COVID-19, essential spring maintenance work is already underway around the city. Works operations crews have been providing maintenance work and repairs to infrastructure (e.g., roads, sidewalks) such as pot hole/asphalt repairs, debris clean-up, catchbasin and drain cleaning and more. Street sweeping is scheduled to begin next month.

In addition, the City’s parks and forestry crews have continued to care for City parks and natural areas, as well as responding to emergency and high priority service requests for tree clean-up.

“I would like to thank our staff for ensuring our city’s roads and sidewalks continue to remain among the best in the GTA even during these challenging times,” said Mayor Bonnie Crombie. “Their work ensures Mississauga stays running, whether that’s continued protection and restoration of our green spaces or making our roads safe and accessible for those who need to travel on them. Mississauga continues to work for residents."

Mickey Frost, Director, Works Operations and Maintenance added, “We have a dedicated team responding to emergency and priority service requests to ensure the City’s continued responsibilities to the public. At the same time, we’re following all public health safety protocol when out in the field for the safety of our work crew and the public.”

As spring clean-up work is done around the city, works operations crews will focus primarily on major roads and in commercial/industrial areas where physical distancing from the public is more likely. Work in residential areas will only occur if there is a safety or emergency need.

Residents can also help keep their neighbourhood and street clear of debris by not sweeping any yard waste onto the road. Yard waste should be bagged for regular yard waste collection.

For the safety of frontline staff and contractors, physical distancing rules apply for the public and will be enforced by the City’s Security Officers. Residents should also respect all barricades and signage at work sites.