The Town posts different types of news and notices to keep residents informed. Subscribe to be emailed posts of interest to you! The following news and notices were issued by the Town within the past year.
The Town posts different types of news and notices to keep residents informed. Subscribe to be emailed posts of interest to you! The following news and notices were issued by the Town within the past year.
The Town is inviting residents, property owners, short-term rental operators, and other interested community members to participate in the development of Midland's proposed Short-Term Rental Accommoda...
Town Council will hold a public meeting on September 23 to consider applications to amend the Town's Official Plan and Zoning By-law regarding 9332 County Road 93.
The Town of Midland is inviting residents to help shape the future of our community through a series of Community Vision pop-up events taking place at locations across town.
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 answe...
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.
Community input was central to the development of the Tourism Strategy, and this new survey represents the next step in ensuring Midland’s approach to tourism remains collaborative and responsive.
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 ...
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.
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