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Central Huron Will Continue Free Compost Service, Requiring Better Compliance From Users

The Central Huron compost site has been subject to misuse with some residents dropping off garbage, concrete, construction waste, plastic bags, and large stumps and logs. With the volume of large stumps and logs increasing, the cost of grinding these materials on-site has increased from $16,500 per year to over $40,000 per year. 

In effort to curtail these costs, the Municipality of Central Huron has installed cameras and a $750.00 fine will be assessed to any person found dropping off garbage...

Clinton Pool to Be Removed

At the June 16, 2025 Regular Council meeting, Council was informed by staff via formal report that the municipality's application for grant funding to assist with replacing the Clinton Pool was declined. 

Staff had submitted an application for provincial grant funding through the Ministry of Sport's "Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund". Central Huron was informed via letter from the Ministry dated June 3, 2025 that the application was not successful. Council had previously decided...

Strategic Planning Meeting Cancelled - June 23, 2025

The Strategic Planning Meeting scheduled for June 23, 2025 is cancelled. 

Notice of a new meeting date and an agenda will be provided. 

Any questions can be directed to the Clerk's department via phone (519-482-3997 x 1246) or email: clerk@centralhuron.com 

Ball's Bridge Board Special Meeting

This will serve as official notice that a Special Ball's Bridge Board Meeting has been called for Thursday June 12, 2025 at 4:30pm for the following purposes: 

• Draft Minutes: April 10, 2025
• Potential Funding Opportunities
• Update on Installation of Portable Toilet at the Balls Bridge

This meeting will be held using a hybrid method of in-person at the Town Hall Council Chamber (23 Albert Street, Clinton) and electronically via the Zoom Web Conferencing Application. The Agenda and the Zoom Link can be...

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.