Public Works

Municipal Services

Our community depends on safe and reliable infrastructure including roads, bridges, sidewalks, water, wastewater, and stormwater systems.

Capital Construction and Maintenance

The Town of Mono undertakes numerous construction and maintenance activities in order to improve infrastructure annually. To keep up-to-date on the commencement of projects, residents are encouraged to actively watch the social media channels.      

For more information and locations, please visit the Public Works Capital and Maintenance Projects map.

You can check road closures and construction project locations in the Town and Dufferin County through the Municipal 511 map.

2025 to 2034 Road Management Plan

The Road Management Plan updates the Town of Mono's existing road section inventory and condition data, as well as addresses various road maintenance, improvement, and management issues in the Town. This plan identifies the Town's road capital and maintenance needs over a ten-year period (2025 to 2034), provides recommendations related to ongoing maintenance requirements, provides a pre-screening for gravel road conversions and provides recommendations on minimum road budget levels.

This Road Management Plan was received by Council during its September 10, 2024 meeting.

Road Occupancy & Property Access Permits

Please remember no one is allowed to perform work on a road allowance without proper permits. Please contact the Public Works department if you need to perform work: PublicWorks@townofmono.com | 519-941-3599, 225

Type of Permit Fee Form
Road Occupancy (Utility Contractors)
 TBD » Download Road Occupancy (Utility Contractors) Form
Entrance Permit Permit: $200
Deposit: $2000
 » Download Entrance Application Form
Temporary Road Occupancy — Resident *
Includes pool installation, landscape work & logging		 Permit: $200
Deposit: $2000		 » Download Road Occupancy Form
Road Filming Permit
 Permit: $200
Deposit: $2000		 » Download Fillable Filming Permit Application Form
Oversized/Wide Load Permit
 Permit: $200
Deposit: $2000		  
Permit Application Requirements

Completed applications and payment can by sent to:

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Remember: All digging requires utility locates to protect the Town's and your infrastructure. Call Ontario One Call to request your locate.

Our Environment

The Town is committed to protecting and enhancing the natural environment for current and future generations. Through initiatives such as renewable energy projects, stormwater management, and responsible land use, we continue to invest in sustainable practices that reduce our environmental footprint.

The Town maintains several forest tracts including Aikens Tract, Anderson Tract, Relessey Tract, 1926 Tract, and Klondyke Tract. These tracts provide environmental benefits by preserving local biodiversity and supporting wildlife habitat. By continuing to be managed, the Town sustains long-term ecological health and community enjoyment.

Investing in Green Energy

To support sustainability, solar panels have been installed on the Town Hall's rooftop. By investing in solar power, the municipality is taking practical steps toward a greener future while making efficient use of existing building infrastructure.