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The City of Pembroke strives to maintain a superb quality of life for its residents. From publicly maintained sports and recreational facilities to programs and services aimed at ensuring health and wellness you’ll find a wealth of resources that contribute to you and your family’s well-being.
If you would like to learn more about early settlement in Pembroke, check out the History of Pembroke pages.
This section contains information to help you plan and organize your daily activities. If there is additional information that you'd like to see here, please use the Customer Service Report located in the menu to submit your comments.
The City of Pembroke is continuing to monitor the situation regarding the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) with the guidance of government and healthcare professionals across the province and the country. Throughout this situation, the City’s goal is to safeguard the continuity of Pembroke services that support the safety and well-being of our residents while ensuring the health and safety of our employees.
Effective Thursday, April 8, 2021, we are in a provincewide state of emergency.
All City of Pembroke offices are open. Members of the public are encouraged to continue contacting City of Pembroke staff by email and telephone where possible. When visiting in-person it is strongly recommended that individuals call ahead and book an appointment with City staff. All offices have posted entry guidelines including wearing a mask, passing a health screening self-assessment, maximum occupancy, and the use of hand sanitizer.
The Pembroke and Area Community Centre, Kinsmen Pool, and Pembroke Memorial Centre walking track were previously closed based on provincial direction. Playgrounds, The Rapids Skate Park, Rotary Park tennis courts, Kinsmen Park wading pool, and Kinsmen Park multi-purpose park are open. The Pembroke Marina and Riverside Park Campground (including beach and mini-putt) are open with regular operations and hours.
City staff will continue to be available by phone and email. To speak to a staff member, please call 613-735-6821 or email [email protected] between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Residents can continue to livestream council meetings on the City’s YouTube Channel or by watching YourTV.
If you have health questions regarding COVID-19, please refer to the Renfrew County & District Health Unit's COVID-19 website, call the Health Unit at 613-735-8654, or contact Telehealth Ontario at 1-866-797-0000. For information on COVID-19 vaccine distribution, please visit the Renfrew County & District Health Unit Immunization website.
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The Pembroke Community Guide includes information for residents and visitors to Pembroke. If you require an alternate format or communication supports for this document please contact City Hall at 1 Pembroke Street East or (613) 735-6821 or [email protected]
A downloadable colouring page of Pembroke's mascot, Pembi the moose!
The City of Pembroke is proud to recognize and celebrate leadership, personal civic commitment, and engagement in several aspects of the community. The Civic and Youth Awards honours members of the community who demonstrate outstanding civic accomplishments.
Find out a range of information on healthcare and long-term care options in Pembroke.
Find resources and information for Indigenous residents and visitors in a variety of categories, including education, employment, events, funding opportunities, healthcare, legal services, recreation, social programs, and more.
The City of Pembroke participated actively in Communities In Bloom between 1998 and 2014. It is an international beautification and environmental awareness program that provides information and education in order to instill civic pride and community appreciation of our surroundings. The program uses a holistic approach to community development that stresses community involvement. Having won the international competition in 2013, Keeping Pembroke Beautiful now encourages the municipal government, residents, businesses, institutions, and community organizations to sustain the successes that have been acheived.
93 Reasons to GardenThe benefits of a life time of gardening abound for local resident, Lola Johnson!
The Pembroke WaterfrontThis beautiful waterfront park received the National Best Land Reclamation Award sponsored by Butchart Gardens in 2010.
2012 Pembroke Communities in Bloom: The Journey ContinuesThe documentation of the community's efforts throughout 2012 prepared for the international Communities in Bloom competition.
Trees in PembrokePembroke is blessed with a beautiful urban forest, and local forester Robin Cunningham describes most of the common species found here, as well as some of the outstanding specimen trees we have in our city.
Adopt-A-Street ProgramJoin the Adopt-A-Street Program and adopt a street, park, flower beds or your favourite part of the City!
Find everything you are looking for at Pembroke Public Library!
Our collection includes books, movies, historical resources and an impressive digital collection. Access to the internet and programs for both children and adults are just some of the exceptional services we provide.
There is always something to do and everyone is welcome! Come and visit us soon at 237 Victoria St. in Pembroke.
The City of Pembroke has a wide variety of programs to take advantage of - from entertaining to instructional!
The City of Pembroke's Recreation Department hosts a wide variety of special events for the public to enjoy!
En savoir plus sur les services francophones à Pembroke.
Welcome to the City of Pembroke's Parks and Recreation Department's Volunteering Website. We are really glad you found us. Please click one of the links below to learn more about getting involved with our volunteer team.
The City of Pembroke is blessed with over 138 acres of beautiful green space and parkland for residents and visitors to enjoy. The Waterfront is home to the Kiwanis Way Waterfront Walking Trail and the Pembroke Marina. Other prominent parks in Pembroke include Coronation Park, Dunlop Park, Harvey Fraser Park, Kinsmen Park, Pansy Patch Park, Riverside Park, and Rotary Park (to name a few).
The City of Pembroke, along with surrounding municipalities, started a new collection program providing regular garbage, container and paper recycling and organic collection services to residential and some commercial establishments.
This page is dedicated to the military personnel at Garrison Petawawa. As your friends and neighbours, we appreciate your dedication to Canada, and your work building international peace that endures.
