MM2048

The Northwest Watermain Loop is a combination of multiple water projects with the ultimate goal of improving water availability and service to the northwest portion of Almonte.

Water and Waste Water Infrastructure Master Plan is a strategic planning document that guides the planning, expansion, and management of Municipal water and wastewater infrastructure. Learn about our plans on meeting future water needs.

The completed Water and Waste Water Infrastructure Master Plan indicated that we will need capacity expansions in the short-term. Learn more about the expansions here.

As the community grows, we are looking to expand the draw of wells seven and eight. Learn more about the process here.

Official Plan Amendment 33 takes a look at private roads within the Municipality, updating policies on approving developments on private roads. Learn more about the changes.

We're helping build homes faster. Learn more about the projects we're funding with the $3.3 million grant awarded by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

This secondary plan will be a guide downtown growth that preserves and enhances its existing unique character, including topics such as affordable housing, urban design, and conceptual massing.

As the Municipality continues to grow, reviewing the condition of Municipal facilities and identifying current and future spatial needs will help ensure we meet the needs of residents.

Council is exploring building a new Mississippi Mills Childcare Services facility at 34 Victoria St. in Almonte. Learn more about what the project entails, including its project timeline and funding agreements with Lanark County.

This plan outlines the municipality’s approach to managing its workforce in alignment with its long-term goals. Learn how we're ensuring that the Municipality has the required human capital to meet its goals and objectives

Official Plan Amendment 28 aims to preserve and enhance the rural landscape while also fostering sustainable economic development and community well-being.

Learn more about the proposed plan to provide a long-term strategy for the commercial districts in Almonte, including policies for public art and long-term maintenance of these spaces. 

Since the Province of Ontario began making amendments to its policies to encourage home building, municipalities across the province have had to update their own Official Plans to meet the new requirements. Learn about the changes made in your community.

Development Charges (DCs) play an important part in how growth related infrastructure is financed. Learn more about the study done to calculate the amount of money that new development needs to pay in order to support growth related infrastructure and services.

Mississippi Mills is expecting significant growth in the coming years. To ensure that we have infrastructure and resources to support that growth, planning under MM2048 includes some important financial plans such as the Long Term Financial Plan.

In accordance with provincial requirements, Mississippi Mills is working to complete its Asset Management Plan. Learn more about the plan and its planning process.

The changing landscape of waste management services is greatly affected by new technologies and legislation. Learn more and provide input on organic waste diversion!

An organics program becomes a provincial requirement once a municipality reaches a population of 20,000. Help Mississippi Mills choose an organics solution with your feedback!

Learn about the new budget category "Housing and Growth," and the other spending planned in 2025 to address growth and community needs.

Stay tuned for opportunities to get involved with the 2026 budget planning process!