Crews have started work downtown in Zone 1, with an initial focus on parking lots and arterial roads. As weather conditions allow, operations will continue on arterial roads in other zones.
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.
The Town of Midland advises residents of holiday closures and service interruptions over the Easter holiday (Good Friday and Easter Monday).
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.
Midland Town Council has passed and enacted an updated Procedure By-law following a comprehensive review of the Town’s meeting procedures.
Anyone interested in running for office in the 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections is encouraged to attend one of these sessions.
This By-law requires land and/or cash in lieu of land for park or other recreational purposes as a condition of development or redevelopment of land in the Town of Midland.
The Penetanguishene Route is currently experiencing delays due to mechanical issues. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience as we work to resolve the issue safely.
At its March 18 meeting, Midland Council approved the implementation of a new on demand microtransit service, with a target launch date of Summer 2026.
Mayor Bill Gordon has proclaimed March 18, 2026, as “Transit Operator and Worker Appreciation Day” in the Town of Midland.
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