Public Engagement and Meetings

As the 2023–2027 Council term approaches completion, we are sharing a series of Strategic Plan “report cards” to highlight the progress made and the accomplishments achieved over the past four years.

Today’s update focuses on two key areas: Community Safety and Well-being and the Climate Action Plan.

A Flood Watch Statement indicates that flooding is possible in specific watercourses or municipalities. Municipalities, emergency services and individual landowners in flood prone areas should prepare.

This Flood Watch is an update to the Flood Warning for the Mississippi River Watershed issued on April 22, 2026.

Warmer temperatures and dry grass conditions mean grass fire season is now underway in Mississippi Mills. Due to current conditions, the Mississippi Mills Fire Department (MMFD) has moved the burn status to Level 2 – Moderate.

Flags at all municipal facilities have been lowered today in recognition of the National Day of Mourning, observed annually on April 28.

The Roads and Public Works Department is doing fire hydrant flow testing in Almonte Ward on April 27 and 28. 

Nominations for the 2026 Municipal Election officially open on May 1.

Nomination papers are available online and candidate packages can be picked up at the Municipal Office as of Monday, April 27. We strongly encourage candidates to contact our Elections team at 613-256-2064 or elections@mississippimills.ca to make an appointment to file your nomination papers.

Great progress is being made on the future home of Mississippi Mills Childcare Services on Menzie Street!

Spring curbside collection of leaf and yard waste in the Municipality of Mississippi Mills takes place May 19-21, 2026.