The City of Quinte West has announced that it has reached a collective agreement with the union representing the city’s 32 crossing guards.
Quinte West and Local 799.1 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) have reached a three-year collective agreement after completing the collective bargaining process.
The deal was ratified by CUPE 799.1 members on February 7, 2026.
Details of the three-year agreement include an average wage increase of 2.8% and an increase to the annual clothing allowance.
QUOTES
“The City is pleased to reach a three-year collective agreement with our crossing guards. Thank you to all staff involved for their participation throughout the bargaining process, and to our crossing guards for their continued dedication to keeping our community safe.”
Chris Angelo, Chief Administrative Officer, City of Quinte West
“We’re pleased that negotiations with our employer were productive and respectful. The members of CUPE Local 799.1 are proud to continue providing this essential safety service in Quinte West.”
Kevin Dishart, Unit Vice-President, CUPE Local 799.1
