I'd like to...
- Appear before Council
- Apply for a grant
- Apply for a job with the City
- Book a City Hall appointment
- Calculate my property taxes
- Contact a Bylaw Officer
- Get Married
- Go skating
- Know more about building permits
- Learn about City Council Advisory Committees
- Pay a parking ticket
- Pay my property taxes
- Plant a boulevard tree
- Play in a park
- Submit a water meter reading
- Take swimming lessons
- Visit the Farmers Market
Contact(s)
Mayor Walter Sendzik
Phone: 905.688.5601 ext. 1540
mayor@stcatharines.ca
City of St. Catharines
PO Box 3012
50 Church St.
St. Catharines, ON
L2R 7C2
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About the Mayor
Mayor Walter Sendzik's Biography
COVID-19
The City of St. Catharines is taking COVID-19 seriously, and declared a State of Emergency on April 3, 2020. The City is making significant changes to services and programming to help protect health and well being of the community. Please visit www.stcatharines.ca/covid19 for the latest information.
Currently under provincial orders all non-essential businesses and outdoor recreational spaces are closed. The province has also prohibited gatherings of more than five people. Residents who are concerned with individuals or groups violating Provincial emergency orders can report them via our online form for investigation.
Outside of normal business hours, please contact Niagara Region’s dispatch line at 905.984.3690 or 1.877.552.5579. Do not call 911.
STC Pride
At the Mayor's 2020 State of the City address, Mayor Sendzik thanked community members who shared their favourite memories and St. Catharines pride on social media. The Mayor distributed postcards of these contributions as a reminder of what has been accomplished and what we have to be proud of.
The STC Pride postcards are all available on the Mayor's Facebook page and at the Mayor's Office at City Hall. Thank you for sharing your STC pride!
Mayor's Poetry Challenge
Thank you to everyone who submitted an original piece, it was great to read all the different perspectives of the theme 'Always Together'.
Congratulations to Shelley Locke, winner of the Mayor’s Poetry Contest with her submission of 'Hope Floated. You can view her poem here.
The Compassionate City
Compassionatestc.ca is a platform to learn what a compassionate city is about, how you can get involved and learn about the services and resources available in the Compassionate City Guide. Please share your ideas to help make St. Catharines a more engaged and compassionate community.
At the Mayor's 2018 State of the City, Mayor Sendzik invited the community to join him in signing the Compassionate STC Charter - a commitment to making our city a more compassionate and prosperous community by taking personal action and working together. The community is invited to sign the charter online at www.compassionatestc.ca.
