News & Announcements

In honour of Constable Bali, an officer with the Dufferin County Detachment, who died in the line of duty on June 9, 2026, flags at all Town of Mono facilities have been lowered to half mast.

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The Town of Mono's Public Works Department will be conducting catch basin cleaning throughout the municipality using a vacuum truck over the coming weeks.

The Town of Mono’s landfill site located at 795261 3rd Line (between Mono Centre Road and 25 Sideroad) will be open to residents in May 2026.

When driving, please slow down and watch for wildlife. Turtles will soon be searching for a nesting location to lay their eggs. You will likely see many along the sides of roads and trails, especially close to bridges and wetlands.

What Should I do if I Find a Tick on Me, a Loved One, or a Pet? Ticks should be removed as soon as possible to reduce the risk of infection. Ticks should be removed carefully with a tweezers or tick removal tool to prevent the tick from releasing its stomach contents, which can increase the chance of infection.

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The Town of Mono had another successful Tree & Seedling Program this year, with more than 6000 trees and seedlings distributed throughout our Town. Since the program launched in 2003, over 220,000 trees and seedlings have been planted!

All Canadian households receive a census invitation letter in the mail with instructions on how to complete their questionnaire.

Are you considering running for council? Get the information you need to make informed decisions about running for municipal office by attending a candidate information session.

Effective Monday, May 4, 2026, reduced load limits have been lifted on all Town of Mono roads.

A portion of the Yellow Trail is closed at Monora Park due to flooding and hazardous conditions. Two bridges have been washed out due to flooding. Please continue to monitor the Town's website and Facebook for updates.

Join your Mayor and Councillors for a Town Hall Meeting on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 9:30 AM to noon. There will be an open forum for residents to ask council questions about any topic.

This morning (April 15), we raised the Sikh flag at Town Hall in recognition of Sikh Heritage Month.

Hurontario Street, between Dufferin Road 7 (Hockley Road) & 10 Sideroad, will remain closed to thru traffic this summer for the reconstruction of Bridge 5. Construction is expected to commence sometime in June/July, with a fall 2026 completion.

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Road Sweeping in subdivisions is tentatively planned from mid to late April, weather permitting. If you could please prepare by raking any sand along your property frontage, it will be picked up during this time.

As winter transitions into spring, warmer air temperatures and melting snow and ice increase the risk of hazards near rivers, lakes, and streams. Public Works and Conservation Authorities (CA) would like to remind residents to take precautions and be aware of potential dangers around water this spring season.

To ensure your correct school support designation is provided to Elections Ontario in time for the next municipal and school board elections on October 26, 2026, it should be reviewed and, if needed, updated by June 1, 2026.

The Wastewater Treatment Plant is under the control of Brookfield Developments, and they have provided the enclosed statement regarding odour and the steps they are taking to address and reduce it.

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In this issue: Ontario's New Carbon Monoxide Alarm Requirements, Firefighter Spotlight — Captain Jessica Little, New Equipment for Rosemont, Wildfire Season Is Here, Thank You Pancake Supper & Open House! And more!

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The Recycling Cart Request Form for residents interested in receiving a smaller 240-litre recycling cart as opposed to the standard 360-litre recycling cart is now available.

Statistics Canada is hiring approximately 32,000 people across Canada to support the 2026 Census. By joining the census team, you’ll play a key role in ensuring every person is counted and all regions are represented.

Information about who to call to report hunting or discharge of a firearm / gun on your property without permission, trespassing, or suspected poaching. There is also a list of key hunting season dates for 2025 – 2026.

BetterHomes Dufferin helps eligible homeowners access low-interest loans and incentives for energy-efficient home upgrades, such as insulation, windows, heat pumps, and more.

New safety requirements for where carbon monoxide (CO) alarms must be placed came into effect on January 1, 2026.

Beginning in December 2025, the Province of Ontario is changing how 9-1-1 medical calls are dispatched in Dufferin County with the Medical Priority Dispatch System (MPDS).

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.

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...

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