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Central Huron Recognizes June as Pride Month

At the June 2, 2025 Regular Council Meeting, Central Huron Council declared the month of June as Pride Month. 

Central Huron recognizes that this month is a time to honour the history and resilience of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. As we celebrate how far we've come, let's also remember our commitment to advancing equity and standing together against discrimination. Together, we can build a more inclusive future and community for all.

Postal Strike May 2025 - Bill Payment Options

What To Do In Case of a Postal Strike? 

The Municipality of Central Huron is advising customers that due to the possible postal strike at Canada Post, delivery of your water sewer bill, taxes, and other invoices or payments mailed to us could be impacted. Please note that you are still responsible for paying your bill on time and that late charges will apply if your payment is late. 

Bill Payment Options During a Postal Service Disruption

• Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD): You can save time and money by...

Strategic Planning Meeting Cancelled - May 12, 2025

The Strategic Planning Meeting scheduled for May 12, 2025 is cancelled. 

The meeting has been rescheduled to Monday June 23, 2025. Notice of the new meeting date and an updated agenda will be provided.

Central Huron Wins Two Awards from Ontario Business Improvement Area Association

Central Huron has won two Awards at the 2025 Ontario Business Improvement Area Association's annual conference earlier this month.
The Clinton & Central Huron Business Improvement Association won an Award of Merit in recognition of the Mural & Flower Street Art Trail in the Streetscaping & Public Realm Improvement category.
And congratulations to our Community Improvement Coordinator Angela Smith for winning the Jan Hawley Memorial Pinnacle Award which recognizes individuals who are accomplished...

Planned Power Outage - May 4, 2025

This outage is necessary for Hydro One to make critical upgrades to increase capacity on a section of transmission line between Seaforth and Goderich. This upgrade is expected to enhance reliability and redundancy in the region, ultimately reducing unplanned outages. The increased capacity will also allow for two new transformers to be placed into service at Seaforth Transmission Station this summer. During this outage, crews will also replace insulators on several transmission towers in the...