Thriving Together
Ottawa’s municipal professionals are working for you
Overview
Every day, CIPP members are working to build a thriving city – for all of us.
As municipal professionals at the City of Ottawa, Ottawa Public Health and Ottawa Community Housing,
CIPP members are dedicated to building our city up and taking care of our communities.
They are working tirelessly to keep our City working for you.
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Improving access to care in our community
Building affordable homes
Planning the future for a thriving Ottawa
Keeping seniors and families safe
Keeping people safer on the roads
Helping kids make healthy choices
Keeping seniors safe
Delivering vaccines – and hope
Helping to decode the spread of COVID
Helping people with safe shelter options
Improving access to vaccines
Facing down COVID in long-term care
Bringing joy to seniors during isolation
Staffing the frontlines
Our members work hard to make Ottawa a safe, supportive, and great place to live. Because we live here, too. Check out our Member Profile Videos to learn more about the amazing work our members do.
Christa – Public Health Nurse
Christa is a public health nurse who helps parents online by providing them with accurate, local, and specific information on the Facebook page Parenting in Ottawa.
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Paul – Paramedic Services
Paul works for the Ottawa Paramedic Service. He provides a critical service and is proud to help the residents of Ottawa when they are in need.
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Jill – City Planning
Jill is a City Planner who works in the Byward Market to create public spaces that are welcoming, accessible, and beautiful.
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Mike – Ottawa Community Housing
Mike is a project manager at Ottawa Community Housing who helps provide tenants with a safe place to live.
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News
Discover Ottawa’s ‘Be Social Wise / Be COVID Wise’ Mural Art Event
Ottawa Public Health launched a “Call for Local Ottawa artists” on September 4, 2020 to engage artists to develop ‘Be Social Wise / Be COVID Wise’ murals.
Canada’s Long-Term Care System: A Work in Progress
With nearly 80% of Canadian COVID-19 deaths attributed to long-term care facilities, the pandemic has all but exposed the gaping flaws in a system that has failed our most vulnerable citizens.
