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Midland proclaims #ITSTARTS Month - March 2024

Proclamation #ITSTARTS Month, March 2024

Whereas, Inclusion, acceptance, and equity are important approaches to the diversity of residents living in any community, especially in our growing and changing Town; and

Whereas, March 21 is recognized as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination; and

Whereas, the Simcoe County Local Immigration Partnership (SCLIP) is a community partnership focused on the development of settlement strategies for newcomers. These strategies bring...

Council Approves Fees Review Process for Non-Resident Fees at NSSRC

Media Release Council Approves Fees Review Process for Non-Resident Fees at NSSRC

For Immediate Release

(February 29, 2024, Midland ON) On Wednesday, February 28, 2024, Midland Council approved a fees review process to explore supplementary funding options for the North Simcoe Sports and Recreation Centre (NSSRC), including potentially implementing non-resident fees. Town staff will set up a working group with local user groups to review the options for collecting additional revenues starting with...

Sale of Land by Public Tender

Sale of Land by Public Tender The Corporation of the Town Of Midland

Take Notice that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land described below and will be received until 3:00 p.m. local time on April 4, 2024, at the Town of Midland Municipal Office, 575 Dominion Avenue, Midland Ontario

Description of Land:

Roll No. 43 74 020 013 20000 0000; 742 BIRCHWOOD DR., MIDLAND; PIN 58475-0160 (LT); File No. 21-02; Minimum Tender Amount: $92,374.83

Except as follows, the municipality makes no...

Town of Midland Town Page Ad - February 2024

Town of Midland Town Page Ad - February 29, 2024 

Featured:

• Council Vacancy Notice
• Join a Town Committee
• Free Parking in Downtown Midland and Harbour
• Purchase a Burn Permit
• Purchase Dog Tags Online
• Flag Ceremonies at Town Hall
• Upcoming Council Meeting

View the full ad here. 

New Pedestrian Crossovers on William St

Pedestrians and vehicles will now encounter two new signalized pedestrian crossovers on William Street. Cross safely at the intersections of William Street and Scott Street and at William Street and Elizabeth Street. 

Everyone has a role in making our roads safe. The addition of pedestrian crossovers provides safety for those crossing the road, as well as lessening the severity and frequency of collisions.

Pedestrian Responsibilities:

• Press the button to turn on the warning lights.

• Start crossing when...