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Cast your votes!
Internet and telephone is open available 24/7 until the close of Voting Day: October 26, 2026, at 8pm.
Eligible voters can cast their ballot online or by telephone from any location, at any time during the voting period, including from the comfort of their home, or where internet or telephone service is available.
Electors/Voters requiring assistance are welcome to come to the Voter Assistance Centre to get help in person.
The Water Shutoff Request Service allows property owners to temporarily stop water flow to their property for private plumbing repairs or maintenance. Please contact Customer Service at 705-526-4275 or service@midland.ca to schedule a Water Operator visit for a temporary water shutoff. A fee applies for turning the water off and back on, as outlined in the Water & Wastewater Rates By-law.
Whether you're building, moving in, or upgrading, a new water and sewer connection may be required. The process includes specific steps, permits, and approvals to ensure proper installation and compliance with Town standards.
Any new water connection or service to the Town of Midland’s infrastructure requires a permit. Property owners must apply for an Additional Connection Permit (ACP) to connect to municipal water, storm, or sanitary lateral services. See Additional Connection Permit (ACP) Procedures.
Permit costs vary depending on the type of service and property. For full details, please review our Fees and Charges and Rates for water and sewer services By-law
Water and sewer charges are based on metered water usage for each property.
For more detailed rates, visit My Water and Sewer Bill and refer Rates for water and sewer services By-law
During the work, representatives from the Town of Midland's Water and Wastewater Department, Engineering Department, and the design engineer will be present to oversee the process.
Who do I call to locate my water line before digging on my property?
Before you perform any maintenance or excavation work on your property, it is important to call Ontario One Call to perform locates to mark the areas where underground wiring and water lines exist.
Please call 1-800 400-2255 prior to performing the work.
What do I do if I have dirty water?
If you experience dirty water, run the cold water tap in a bathtub or sink for 5 to 10 minutes. If the issue continues, please contact Customer Service at 705-526-4275 to speak with a Water Operator.
Who do I call if my main water shut off valve in my home is leaking?
The main water shut off valve in the home is private plumbing and the responsibility of the owner.
The curb stop to your home will need to be shut off for you or your plumber to perform repairs or replacement on the valve.
Please contact Customer Service at 705-526-4275 to arrange a time to have a Water Operator come to your property and temporarily shut off your water.
Who do I call if my curb stop is damaged or needs to be lowered?
If the curb stop located at your property line is raised or damaged please contact please contact Customer Service at 705-526-4275 to arrange for a water operator to come and assess the curb stop and perform the necessary work.
