News & Notices | Community Engagement Opportunities

The Town is inviting residents to take part in public engagement opportunities as work continues on a strategic document that will help guide decisions about parks, trails, facilities, and recreation services.

Town Council will hold a public meeting on April 28 to consider a Town-initiated Temporary Use By-law regarding 475 Bayshore Drive, 165 and 200 King Street, and 527 Len Self Boulevard.

In addition to the in-person Public Information Centre on the Splash Pad Design, held on March 25, the Town is inviting residents to share their feedback online.

The Town is inviting residents to attend a Public Information Centre to learn about the design of Midland’s first public splash pad and provide feedback.

Draft 1 of Midland’s Waterfront Master Plan is now available for public review. Join a November 19 information session to learn more about the proposed improvements and share your feedback.

Council is inviting residents to attend a public meeting to share feedback on the potential introduction of Microtransit to Midland. This meeting is a chance for the public to share comments about the future of transit in our community.

Midland is building a Tourism Strategy to shape the next five years and guide how we grow, manage, and promote tourism. This plan is all about creating a sustainable, inspiring future for tourism and it starts with you!

Parking Study Open House #2, drop in and share your feedback! Drop in on September 16, 2025 between 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Midland's Recreation Centre (527 Len Self Blvd), to explore potential solutions to improve parking in Downtown, Harbour and Boat Launch areas!

The Town of Midland is preparing a Waterfront Master Plan that will create a guide for future decisions about the Town’s waterfront. Register to attend a Waterfront Master Plan workshop on June 19, 2025 at Midland's recreation centre (527 Len Self Blvd.) inside the main hall, located on the second floor.