Public Notices

The final week of the Municipality’s Christmas Tree Curbside Collection will take place from January 14 to 16, 2025.

Since the last update on December 6, stabilization works on 38 Main Street East has made sufficient progress to reinstate two-way traffic.  

Since the last public update on November 12, work to stabilize the building at 38 Main Street to eliminate the public safety hazard.

Work to stabilize the building at 38 Main Street East began last week and is anticipated to take approximately eight weeks for completion. The Municipality’s Chief Building Official (CBO) exercised his authority to take over control of the project last week, to stabilize the building, eliminate the public safety hazard and reopen the road.  

Last week, the Municipality’s Chief Building Official (CBO) issued a Stop Work Order on the 38 Main Street East property. An Order to Comply was also issued for the property owner to provide a revised evaluation report and design prepared by a Professional Engineer due to the owner not following the previously accepted remediation plan.

Over the last few months since the last. public update in July.

The Mississippi Mills Municipal Office will be closed for Thanksgiving on Monday, October 14. The Municipality's Building and Planning and Recreation and Culture Departments at Almonte Old Town Hall will also be closed October 14.

Please be advised that our Mississippi Mills Building, Planning and Recreation and Culture Departments at Almonte Old Town Hall are currently experiencing intermittent disruptions to phone and internet service. There may be delays in reaching those departments.

September 28, 2024. It is with great sadness that I learned of the passing of former Mississippi Mills Mayor and Lanark County Warden Al Lunney, this week.

In 1998, the Government of Canada officially proclaimed the last Sunday in September of every year as Police and Peace Officers' National Memorial Day. .