Public Works Administration

Our community depends on safe and reliable infrastructure administered by the Public Works Administration Department. We manage design, approvals, and the execution of capital projects related to municipal transportation and environmental infrastructure. The department reviews and issues permit applications, completes utility locate requests and is responsible for the procurement and management of Town's service contracts.

Construction and Maintenance Projects

The Town manages a variety of construction and maintenance projects each year. To stay up to date on the current project status it is encouraged to visit our “Interactive Map.”

View Our open Bid Opportunities

Current Active Projects

Project locations and road closures can be found using Municipal 511.

Road Management Plan

The 2025 to 2034 Road Management Plan outlines how we maintain, rehabilitate, and invest in our road network. It identifies current road conditions, expected life cycle needs, and an improvement schedules to ensure our road system remains safe and reliable for all users.

Road Occupancy & Property Access Applications

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, ext. 225

Type of Permit Fee Form
Road Occupancy (Utility Contractors)
Permit: $400
Deposit: $2,500 – $5,000
» Download Road Occupancy (Utility Contractors) Form
Entrance Permit Permit: $400
Deposit: $2,500
» Download Entrance Application Form
Temporary Road Occupancy — Resident *
Includes pool installation, landscape work & logging
Permit: $400
Deposit: $2,500 – $5,000
» Download Road Occupancy Form
Road Filming Permit
Permit: $400
Deposit: $2,500 – $5,000
» Download Fillable Filming Permit Application Form
Oversized/Wide Load Permit
Permit: $400
Deposit: $2,500 – $5,000
 
Permit Application Requirements

Completed applications and payment can by sent to:

Ontario One Call Logo

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

Town Programs

Tree/Seedling Program
Adopt-A-Road Program

Environmental Impacts

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

Forest Tracts
Town's Solar Energy