News & Notices

Council heard that a recently completed Bridge Condition Survey confirms that the existing bridge is generally structurally sound and “rehabilitation should be investigated as this could be a feasible and economical solution to extending the overall life of the bridge”.

Being prepared for an unexpected power outage is important. Bruce County Emergency Management recommends that you plan to be self-sufficient for up to 72 hours. Learn how to build your family a 72 Hour Kit.

The Transportation and Environmental Services department will be seeking to implement two Alternate Truck Routes once agreements are reached with affected municipalities.

Bruce County’s Community Development program, Spruce the Bruce, is now accepting applications. The program provides grant funding to maintain and grow local downtown businesses and communities.

Bruce County Council and Committees will meet on Thursday, February 1, 2024 beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Bruce County recently sent a delegation of local politicians and staff to advocate for local needs at the Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) Conference. The 2024 conference theme, Closer to Home, speaks directly to the need for services locally.

Bruce County Public Library is looking to spread the love this Valentine’s season with the return of Valentines for Seniors at all 17 of its Branches.

In recognition of Black History Month this February, the Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre presents an afternoon of presentations and discussion on Black history and culture in Bruce County.

The Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP) is returning to Bruce County Public Library’s Chesley, Port Elgin, Walkerton, and Kincardine Branches and is currently seeking dedicated individuals to join as volunteers.

A key strategic priority of Bruce County’s new Community Development Office is to increase housing options and encourage innovative housing solutions.