News & Announcements

Credit Valley Conservation will be controlling invasive willow species and phragmites at Monora Park to protect and encourage the growth of native plants. This work is scheduled for two weeks: July 27 to July 30 and August 24 to August 27.

Town Hall will be closed tomorrow (July 1) for Canada Day! There will be no waste collection on July 1. Waste will be collected one day later for those whose waste is normally collected on Wednesday or Thursday.

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.

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.

The Town of Mono's operating authority will be performing hydrant flushing in the Cardinal Woods and Island Lake Drinking Water Systems starting Monday, June 22, 2026. Due to sedimentation, the flushing may cause discolouration of the water. Please check your cold-water supply before using. If discolouration occurs, let the cold water run until it clears. The Town expects this preventative maintenance process to have minimal impact on residents.

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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'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.

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.

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.

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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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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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.

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.