This October, residents will elect a Mayor and four Councillors to represent the Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan community. If you’re a Canadian citizen, at least 18 years of age, and you live in the Township of Brudenell, Lyndoch and Raglan or own or rent property here, you’re eligible …
Elections for municipal government are held every four years on the fourth Monday of October. The last municipal election was held Monday, October 24, 2022. The results of this election can be found below.
The ‘s Administration Department is responsible for financial matters including accounting, record-keeping, preparing Council agendas and minutes, implementing Council direction and initiatives, website management, elections, communications, by-laws, budgeting and reporting.
The Building Department reviews permit applications, issues permits and conducts inspections in accordance with the Ontario Building Code and the Municipal By-laws. For information regarding any planned new building/renovation project and septic inquiries or questions regarding existing concerns, please contact:
Fire services in the are provided by Volunteer Firefighters who are managed by a part-time Fire Chief. The Municipality operates four fire stations: Palmer Rapids5945 Palmer Road Hardwood Lake38713 Highway 28 Quadeville3400 Quadeville Road Brudenell 8020 Opeongo Road The department has a number of apparatus including 2 Pumpers, 2 Tankers 2 …
Property taxes form a very significant portion of the revenues of the and are required to ensure that staff are able to provide the services and projects directed by Council through the budget process.
The Public Works department is responsible for the maintenance of 62 kilometers of paved and 135 kilometers of gravel roads for a total of 197 kilometers of roads in the Township. The Public Works department is also responsible for culvert and fleet maintenance, streetlight maintenance as well as snow plowing, …
The boasts a number of beautiful and unique places to visit for the day and play. In the interest of ensuring all facilities are always available for every member of the public, we remind visitors that there are no camping areas within any of the Township owned public areas – …
Our waste management operations are governed by several provincial acts and regulations, the ‘s Waste Management By-law and individual Certificates of Approval for each waste management site. Only waste generated from within the geographic boundaries of the Township shall be deposited in the landfill sites. Proof of civic address or …
