Sean Devine

@seandevine9.bsky.social

Ottawa City Councillor for Ward 9. Proud husband and father of 4. Singer in a garage band.

I’m taking my first brief holiday (two days) in I don’t know how long. It’s for our 20th Anniversary. I’m in Prince Edward County (Bloomfield at the moment) where I’m ashamed to say I’ve never been. It’s gorgeous out here.

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It's been a busy summer responding to flooding and other challenges in Ward 9, but I've also officially filed my nomination papers with Elections Ottawa. I'm looking forward to meeting with residents and sharing my vision for Ward 9 and Ottawa. 1/

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I appreciate the Ottawa Citizen covering this issue. But the headline implies that the primary concern in Craig Henry is Islamophobia. That's one part of it, but there is also a very real public safety concern that residents have been raising for years. 1/ ottawacitizen.com/news/local-n...

After Craig Henry stabbing, Islamophobia a concern for some Nepean residents

Online hate comments were directed at Muslims and newcomers after the July 23 stabbing of a man in the neighbourhood.

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⚡️ POWER OUTAGE UPDATE: After last night's storm, I was concerned to wake up and find that, in west Ottawa, Fisher Heights and Skyline appeared to be among the only areas significantly affected. Given the history of outages in these neighbourhoods, I immediately reached out for more information. 1/

As too often happens, if there's going to be a power outage in the west part of Ottawa, then it's going to happen in Fisher Heights and Skyline. While there have certainly been improvements in these areas compared to years past, we still need to know why this area is isolated. 1/

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A Special Weather Statement has been issued for our area, with 50mm - 100mm of rainfall possible, starting at 4am this morning and continuing through to Wednesday. Please take precautions if you can. 1/

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Come on down to Craig Henry Park for Summer Fun Day until 2pm. Free BBQ (sponsored by my office), soccer, other games, and kids can pop into an Ottawa Fire Services Fire Truck.

The residents featured in this story are the same elderly couple I've been helping & talking about for the past few weeks. When I first saw their basement, I feared the home might be lost. Their story is now being understood by more people across our city. 1/ www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/artic...

Cleanup just beginning for some, weeks after Ottawa flash floods

Weeks after the Canada Day flash floods in Ottawa, some residents are only now able to start cleaning up.

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🚶‍♀️🚴‍♂️ Fisher Heights residents—and anyone interested in active transportation—have until August 4 to complete the City's consultation survey for the Fisher Heights Transportation and Streetscaping project. 🔗 Learn more, review the design, and complete the survey. 1/ engage.ottawa.ca/zena-sunnycr...

Zena Street, Sunnycrest Drive and Barlyn Avenue Sidewalks

Project Overview The City of Ottawa's Transportation Master Plan contains a list of transportation infrastructure projects, including new sidewalks, that the City intends to construct over the coming ...

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🏡 On Wednesday evening, Arlington Woods Free Methodist Church, Samaritan House Ottawa, and my office co-hosted a community BBQ and housewarming event to welcome the new residents of Samaritan House's transitional housing residence on McClellan Road. And it was a tremendous success. 1/

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Thank you, Mayor Sutcliffe, for coming out to Ben Franklin Place today during the Community Info Session that’s running until 3pm. It was good to meet with the Canadian Red Cross and its many volunteers who are helping flood impacted residents across Ward 9 and other affected areas.

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Representing the great residents of Knoxdale-Merivale has been the privilege of a lifetime, and never has this been truer than over the last few weeks. During a brief moment away from flood response, I made my way over to Elections Ottawa and officially filed my nomination. 1/

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❤️ Many Ottawa residents were fortunate to avoid flood damage on July 1. Thousands of others weren't. Families across our city are still dealing with flooded homes, damaged belongings, displacement, and difficult recovery decisions. 1/

🌧️ If you were affected by the July 1 flooding, recovery information sessions are being held this weekend to connect residents with experts and support organizations. 📍 Nepean Sportsplex (Richmond Room) 🗓️ July 17, 4–8 p.m. 📍 Ben Franklin Place 🗓️ July 18, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. 1/

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Today I got to meet Tammy Suitor, Disaster Relief Manager for Samaritan's Purse Canada. When I called her on Saturday, she was in Calgary. Within a few hours, she was making plans to set up emergency operations in Ottawa, and I'm forever grateful. She's here to help, and she's a professional. 1/

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🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Fisher Heights residents: the City's public consultation on the proposed Zena St. / Barlyn Ave. Sidewalk Project kicks off tonight. The proposal includes new sidewalks, upgraded streetlighting, crosswalks & other safety improvements along Zena Street, Barlyn Avenue, and part of Sunnycrest Dr. 1/

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🌧️❤️ VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR OTTAWA FLOOD RECOVERY ❤️🌧️ I've been wanting to launch a volunteer recruitment effort since the days immediately following the Canada Day storm, which impacted more than 5,800 households across Ottawa, and 83% of those are in Wards 7, 8 and 9. 1/

Come on down to Ben Franklin Place (101 Centrepointe) for the Community Information Session for residents impacted by the Canada Day extreme weather event. It’s on until 5pm.

Settling in for a late-night work session on the 4th floor of 100 Constellation, where I’ve got the place all to myself. A quiet spot to review the City’s report that came out today on the Canada Day extreme weather event, as I work on a motion to investigate what happened in Ward 9.