News & Public Notices

Project
1 to 10,000 Tree Project is an initiative to plant thousands of trees in the Township of Alfred and Plantagenet. Process
At this time, the Township wishes to collect the names of residents who would like to plant one or more trees on their land.
Once the municipality has received the trees, the person in charge will contact the owners selected for a site visit.
Eligibility Criteria
Landowners must be within the Township of Alfred...
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The Agenda for the Council Regular Teleconference Meeting has been published on the Township’s Website:  https://bit.ly/3bD8LcC
Please note that a special meeting will be held at 6:50 PM, the subject of this meeting will be a by-law adoption to allow public meetings electronically. The agenda for this meeting is also available on our Website:  https://bit.ly/2Jv6c0h
*Council members will be attending this meeting electronically via teleconference due...
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The Township of Alfred and Plantagenet reminds residents who wish to have an outdoor fire to respect the dimensions issued by the Fire Department.
The dimension of the outdoor fire, including the flames, must be less than one (1) cubic metre (3’x3’x3’).
The Fire Department also reminds resident to only burn dry wood and to be courteous and polite to neighbours.
Be responsible and stay safe, always have a fire extinguisher or hose nearby. It is important...
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Ontario Extends School and Child Care Closures to Fight Spread of COVID-19 Province announces second phase of Learn at Home to support continuity of learning Due to the rapidly evolving COVID-19 outbreak, the Ontario government announced that schools and child care centres will remain closed to protect the health and safety of students and staff. This extension is being made on the advice of the Chief Medical Officer of Health. To ensure continuity of learning, the government...
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The Ottawa River Regulating Committee indicates that with warming temperatures and forecasted precipitation, increases in flows and levels are expected to continue and may cause minor flooding in low-lying areas over the coming weeks depending on the temperatures and precipitation received.
Levels are currently expected to remain below flood thresholds.
More info here: https://bit.ly/33Vcob2
 
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