News & Announcements

The Town of Mono's operating authority will be performing hydrant flushing in the Cardinal Woods and Island Lake Drinking Water Systems starting September 17, 2025. Due to sedimentation, the flushing may cause discoloration of the water. Please check your cold-water supply before using. If discolouration occurs, let the cold water run until it clears.

Calling all Dufferin businesses in agriculture, manufacturing, construction, or retail! Share your thoughts, challenges, and concerns around doing business in Dufferin County by completing Dufferin County's Local Data: Powered by You Survey.

The Town of Mono's annual line painting program is expected to begin in the coming weeks. The work typically takes about one week to complete, weather permitting. During this time, please drive carefully, obey all signage, and expect delays.

From ranch life to daily commutes, EV (electric vehicle) drivers across Dufferin County are proving electric vehicles can handle rural life. Dufferin County's Me and My EV. Stories from the Backroads campaign showcases these drivers...

The Town’s contractor will be conducting applications for invasive species in the coming weeks to both roadsides and Storm Water Management Ponds (SWMP).

The total fire ban that was put in place on August 6, 2025 has been lifted. Fire permits are required before lighting any fire. You may apply for a fire permit online.

The Business Ice Storm Assistance (BISA) program is an application-based program that provides one-time support to small businesses, small farms, and not-for profit organizations that incurred damage from the ice storm that started on March 28, 2025 that is not covered by insurance. The application deadline for this program is Friday, October 31, 2025.

Public Works Department is currently recruiting for the position of: WINTER SEASONAL OPERATOR Snow clearing experience is an asset. Complete details of this position are available in the Career Opportunities section of this website.

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Deputy Mayor Fred Nix and Karen Morrison — the co-founders of the Headwater Streams Committee — spent the first week of July destroying several hundred Giant Hogweed plants along the Nottawasaga River. They were assisted by Doug Schaefer (who took the accompanying picture).  The Giant Hogweed — the very tall plants with large white flowers behind Fred and Karen — are an invasive species. 

Starting Monday, July 7, 2025, the Town will begin crack sealing operations in the following subdivisions: Cardinal Woods, Starrview Cres, Cedar Grove Rd, Monora Park Dr, Kingfisher Dr, Madill Dr, Blind Line.

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A digital survey was developed to provide an opportunity for the public to provide feedback on recreational activities and infrastructure improvements of the Glen Haffy Conservation Park and Glen Haffy Extension.

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Rogers, in partnership with our trusted construction partner, FusionTech Telecommunications, is bringing fibre-powered internet directly to your home.