Public Notices

On Friday, November 24, the Municipality of Mississippi Mills initiated a full closure of Union Street and the adjacent block of Main Street, relating to safety concerns with the building at 38 Main Street East in Almonte (Dungarvon Building). Since that time, the Municipality has been working with the property owner on next steps to stabilize the building.

The Municipality anticipates the road closure for 38 Main Street East will be in place for the foreseeable future. .

From the Government of Ontario. The Ontario Anti-Hate Security and Prevention Grant (Winter 2023-24) is a grant program that will provide funds to eligible faith-based, cultural, 2SLGBTQQIA+, First Nations, Inuit, Métis and Urban Indigenous organizations and communities to enhance or implement measures to ensure community spaces remain safe and secure from hate-motivated incidents.

We are nearing the end of our aquatic reimbursement program pilot for 2023. We have had a great community response, and we are pleased to announce that we are able to open up the program for the pilot phase so that more residents can benefit.

The Mississippi Mills Municipal Office will close for the holidays at noon on Friday, December 22, 2023. The office will reopen on Tuesday, January 2, 2024 at 8:30 a. m.

The renewal of Princess Street in Almonte is on the verge of completion, as the last layer of asphalt was applied on Friday, December 15, allowing full access for vehicle traffic. We will conclude any outstanding walkway reinstatements before the winter shutdown, and the final landscaping, including sod reinstatement, is scheduled for completion in spring 2024.

Looking for something to do over the holiday break? The Mississippi Mills Parks and Recreation Department is once again sponsoring Free Holiday Public Skating at both the John Levi Community Centre in Almonte and the Stewart Community Centre in Pakenham.

The Municipality of Mississippi Mills is currently seeking members to join the Accessibility Advisory Committee. Advisory committees and boards provide recommendations, advice and information to Council, as well as help facilitate public input to Council on programs and ideas to assist in enhancing the quality of life for Mississippi Mills residents.

At last night’s meeting, Mary Ann Murray with Age-Friendly North Lanark, presented a video showcasing the different features of the. Almonte Wellness Trail.

The Municipality has been made aware of residents receiving phone calls from representatives with the Mississippi Mills Fire Department seeking charity curling donations. These calls are NOT from the Mississippi Mills Fire Department.