News & Announcements

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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Hot off the press — the very first Rosemont Fire Department Newsletter! It’s packed with important updates, safety tips, department news, and upcoming community events to help every household in our response area stay informed about fire prevention practices.

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.

Due to the Canada Post service strike, you may not receive your water bill in the mail as usual. However, please remember that you are still required to pay your water bill on time. If you are signed up for email billing, your bill will be sent directly to your email.

Council will be setting its 2026 budget. This is your chance to follow the discussion and have your say!

The flags at all of Town of Mono's facilities have been lowered to half mast in recognition of the passing of former Town of Mono Mayor Laura Ryan.

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Please be aware that in December, Hydro One will be working with its contractor Honeywell to upgrade electricity meters in the Town of Mono. On the installation day, a technician will attempt to notify you before starting the replacement. Depending on your meter's configuration, you may experience a brief power outage.

The online tree shop is now open and ready to take orders! You have until Monday, February 16, 2026 to place your order. Don't miss out! The Climate Action Subsidy returns this year, providing the trees/seedlings at a discount.

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Please remember that there is no parking on any Town road or highway between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. starting November 15th and running until April 15th. Keeping cars off the roads during this time helps our snow removal equipment clear roads safely and efficiently.

The Town of Mono has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment study (MCEA) to evaluate options for improvements to its water supply, with consideration of planned and approved growth in the Town. Options for improvements will consider concentrations of arsenic in raw water supplies in the study area. The Town is inviting public input on local issues and the alternatives being considered.

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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...

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.