The survey asks participants to share their experiences and expectations of Midland, as well as their perspectives on the community's strengths, challenges, and opportunities for the future.
What kind of community do we want Midland to become over the next 25 years? The Town is inviting residents, businesses, community organizations, and everyone with a connection to Midland to help answer that question.
The Town of Midland is revving up for the Cruisin' Classics Car Show, a new event celebrating the timeless appeal of classic vehicles and the vibrant spirit of the downtown core.
With the 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections approaching, the Town is encouraging residents and property owners to check, update, or add their voter information online by August 12, 2026.
The Town is inviting residents and visitors to help shape the future of culture in Midland by completing a survey that will inform its forthcoming Municipal Cultural Plan.
The Town of Midland advises residents of Town service impacts on the Civic Holiday, which occurs on Monday, August 3.
The Town is launching a new festival that brings together the community's waterfront, public art, and maritime heritage in one free, family-friendly weekend celebration.
The existing Mid-Pen Transit service will continue to operate without interruption, and residents can expect no changes to current routes, schedules, fares, or service levels.
The Town of Midland has finalized agreements for the delivery of private security services as part of a pilot program aimed at helping deter vandalism, mischief, and other unlawful activity affecting municipal property and public spaces.
Join the Town of Midland this summer for free, family-friendly outdoor concerts Sundays from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Little Lake Park’s Rotary Stage.
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