TAKE NOTICE THAT an appeal hearing has been scheduled for the Property Standards Committee to consider an appeal to OTC-24-001. The meeting will take place on Thursday, May 23, 2024 at 10:30 am in the Trackless Lounge. View the Notice for further details.
Community groups may now apply for their 2024 Municipal Assistance Requests.
Please visit the Municipal Assistance page for information and the link to the application form.
Timelines for 2024 are:
No other requests will be considered past these deadlines.
April 11, 2024 - The Long Point Region Conservation Authority (LPRCA) has issued a Water Safety Message.
The registration form to register for the Curbside Bulk Garbage Program is now LIVE. Please visit the Garbage & Recycling Page and go to Curbside Bulk Garbage Collection and click Register Here at the bottom.
Remember - only those who complete the registration form and provide payment by the deadline will be included on the list.
There will not be a tree program this year. We hope to be able to offer this again in 2025!
View the attached NOTICE for information on the Coastal Resilience Funding Initiative.
UPDATES!
Curbside Garbage Pick Up Program - dates for April, May and July have been released. The online registration form will be made available to register soon. Keep an eye on our Garbage & Recycling page for when the form is live.
Tree Program - Council has not yet set the 2024 Operating Budget so direction has not been provided if this program will take place in 2024. We anticipate to have more information on this in March. No applications are available for this at the moment - stay tuned!
Jan 25, 2024: The Long Point Region Conservation Authority (LPRCA) has issued a Flood Outlook Statement.
Jan 26, 2024: LPRCA has issued a Flood Watch Statement
Jan 26, 2024: LPRCA has issued a Flood Warning Statement
Jan 29, 2024: LPRCA has issued a Water Safety Statement which terminates the Flood Warning.
Southwestern Public Health issued a health advisory for the Richmond municipal water drinking supply in regards to the sodium levels. View further details in the Notice.
The Long Point Region Conservation Authority (LPRCA) issued a number of flood status updates last week and over the weekend for all areas within its watershed. Today, it is officially noted as back to normal.
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