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From the Office of the Mayor - Public Information Session - MM2048
Posted on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 04:05 PM
Planning Our Future Together
One of my goals as your Mayor is to ensure residents have the information you need on important matters. For Council to make fully informed decisions, we need the public to understand the issues and provide feedback in the decision-making process. In the fall of 2023 Council will have some very important decisions to make for our community.
This year, Mississippi Mills is undertaking a massive project called MM2048 that involves virtually every service and department
Mississippi Mills Library, Mill Street Books to Host Author Event
Posted on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 02:37 PM
MM Public Library & Mill Street Books present 2 author events (4 authors) at Almonte branch
These are separate events – both will be super interesting! If you’re interested in both, you need to register for each separately.
Thurs. April 20, 6:30pm – Northern Duo: Whit Fraser & Elizabeth Hay. Register: https://form.jotform.com/230804287811253 Fraser & Hay will discuss their latest books & their time in Canada’s North.
Wed. April 26, 6:30pm – Thrills, Chills & Laughter: Mary Jane Maffini and Barbara...
MVCA Issues FLOOD WARNING for Dalhousie Lake and Clyde River
Posted on Saturday, April 08, 2023 03:51 PM
FLOOD WARNING issued for Dalhousie Lake and Clyde River
April 8, 2023 MISSISSIPPI AND CARP RIVER WATERSHEDS— The Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority has upgraded its FLOOD WATCH to a FLOOD WARNING for Dalhousie Lake. Levels on the lake have continued to rise as the remainder of the snowmelt enters the watershed. With no rain in the forecast levels are expected to stabilized as soon as runoff rates subside over the next couple of days.
A FLOOD WARNING is in effect for the CLYDE RIVER. Flows...
Flags Lowered in Honour of Vimy Ridge
Posted on Saturday, April 08, 2023 12:00 PM
On Easter Monday in 1917, the four divisions of the Canadian Corps fought together for the first time. Canadians stormed uphill through sleet, mud and shellfire in a brutal four-day battle, achieving one of the First World War’s most significant victories. The capture of Vimy Ridge was a defining moment for Canada but came at great cost. Some 100,000 Canadians served at Vimy at a time when our country’s population was only eight million people. The Canadian Corps suffered over 10,000 casualties...
Ottawa River Flood Outlook Statement
Posted on Friday, April 07, 2023 02:09 PM
Water Conditions Statement: Flood Outlook — Lower Ottawa River
April 7, 2023 — A Flood Outlook Statement is being issued for areas along the Lower Ottawa River (Arnprior to Hawkesbury).
Based on forecasted higher temperatures and anticipated snow melt, levels and flows along the Ottawa River are expected to increase over the next few days, marking the beginning of the spring freshet in the Ottawa River basin.
Snow cover varies significantly across the 146,300 km2 Ottawa River basin, with several...
Garbage/Recycling Collection - Saturday, April 8th
Posted on Friday, April 07, 2023 02:04 PM
For residents whose garbage was missed during regular pick up on Thursday, please be advised that it will be collected tomorrow (Saturday, April 8th) along the following routes:
- Ramsay Concession 8 from Rae Road to County Road 29
- Includes Emerich Street, Senator Street and Torok Drive
Please ensure your garbage and recycling is curbside by 7am to ensure pick up.
REMINDER - GOOD FRIDAY
If your regular garbage/recycling collection is Fridays, this week it will be collected on Saturday, April 8th due...
From the Office of the Mayor - Message of Thanks - Ice Storm
Posted on Thursday, April 06, 2023 04:28 PM
April 6, 2023
From the Office of the Mayor
Mother Nature sure had something to say yesterday. As we head into the long Easter weekend, I’d like to pause to thank some pretty incredible staff and partners.
The Mississippi Mills Fire Department responded to well over 15 calls since yesterday in Mississippi Mills as well as calls for mutual aid from neighbouring communities. At times, the pages from dispatch were coming in only moments apart. As they always do, the dedicated members of the MMFD...
