News & Announcements

View the unofficial 2026 Municipal Election results.

Need to get rid of old household batteries? Recycle them responsibly by participating in the Curbside Battery Collection happening from November 2-5.

You can now submit your Public Works request or inquiry through the NEW online CityWide Portal. You can select “Continue as Guest”.  When you get to the Request Type section, select “Transportation Services”.‍

Town of Mono voters will once again cast their ballots online and by telephone for the 2026 Municipal Election! The Town of Mono's voting period starts at 10 A.M. on Friday, October 16, 2026 and ends at 8 P.M. on Monday, October 26, 2026 (Voting Day).

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When a road is closed for construction, it isn't closed because we're trying to inconvenience you. It's closed because the road is not safe for public traffic and our municipal road crews are working in that space.

This notice is to inform you of the upcoming selective tree harvesting that will be taking place at the following Tracts: Relessey Tract, 388180 Mono Centre Road (County Road 8).

The Town of Mono's operating authority will be performing hydrant flushing in the Cardinal Woods and Island Lake Drinking Water Systems from October 19 through October 26, 2026.

The Town of Mono is seeking candidates for the position of Treasurer / Human Resources Manager (HR). This is a senior leadership position responsible for fulfilling the statutory duties of the municipal Treasurer.

Infrastructure improvements will be taking place at the Cardinal Woods Pumphouse in the coming weeks. Work is expected to commence on September 17^th, 2026 and take approximately three weeks to complete.

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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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The Town of Mono is seeking candidates for the position of Operations Employee (Employment Type: Seasonal) for the Public Works Department. The position includes all Operational duties pertaining to the Public Works Department.

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This letter is provided as an update for the 344 owners/users that are connected to the Fieldstone Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) located at 55 French Drive.

Batter up! The baseball diamonds at Mono College Park and Mono Centre Park are ready for your team! Both parks have great playgrounds for before or after the game and they both have some great spots nearby for post game celebrations!

The Town of Mono is excited to announced that it has been selected to receive a grant from Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities! With the funds, we will be able to acquire new soccer nets to replace our ageing nets that are no longer in safe or usable condition. We will also be able to provide our volunteer coaches with kits that have the supplies and resources they need to be successful in supporting their teams.

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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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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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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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.

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.