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Wilmot Township Council has selected nine individuals to sit on a Community Steering Committee that will guide the next phase of the Prime Ministers Path project.

Wilmot residents are invited to share ideas and priorities for the 2026 municipal budget at a Special Council Meeting, happening on November 10, 2025 at 7 pm.

Wilmot residents will have the opportunity to share their ideas for the Township’s new Official Plan at a Special Council Meeting on November 17, 2025.

Wilmot Mayor Natasha Salonen, using the authority available under strong mayor powers and in collaboration with the Corporate Leadership Team, has engaged KPMG to lead the development of the Township's 2026 budget and a long-term financial plan.

A local non-profit group is growing Wilmot’s tree canopy with support from federal, municipal, and community funding. Let’s Tree Wilmot, a project of Garden Wilmot, recently received $67,240 from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities to support ongoing tree planting projects.

Utility bills for New Hamburg residents, previously delayed due to the Canada Post labour disruption, will be issued by October 20 as mail delivery has resumed.

The Township of Wilmot is now accepting applications for participation in a Community Steering Committee to guide the next phase of the Prime Ministers Path project.

Utility bills for New Hamburg residents are being delayed in light of the Canada Post strike. The due date will be extended to give everyone extra time to pay.

Ward 1 residents are invited to share their ideas for the 2026 budget at a drop-in event hosted by Councillor Stewart Cressman.

Residents are invited to attend a second public workshop about the Township's new Official Plan on October 22, 2025, at the Wilmot Recreation Complex (second floor Community Centre).