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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). 

Yesterday, Canada Post employees announced a national strike, which will impact all incoming and outgoing mail delivery at the Township of Wilmot. 

The Township would like to inform the public about ongoing construction work around Snyder’s Rd. W and Foundry St.

The award-winning Taste the Countryside initiative returns for its fifth year, celebrating local food, community, and culinary creativity across North Dumfries, Wellesley, Wilmot, and Woolwich Townships. 

Mayor Natasha Salonen, along with Councillors Stewart Cressman and Steve Martin, represented Wilmot Township at this year's Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) Conference in Ottawa. The four-day convention brought together municipal and provincial leaders from across Ontario to discuss local priorities and strengthen partnerships.

In response to recent rainfall, the Townships of North Dumfries, Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich are lifting the open burn ban that has been in place since August 7.

Effective October 1st, 2025, a $2.50 fee will apply to paper issued tax and utility bills.

Each year, the Township of Wilmot shines a spotlight on Wilmot residents who have made outstanding contributions to the community. The following three individuals received the most votes from the community for their contributions in the categories of Community Service, Culture and Seniors.

Following a comprehensive and community-led engagement process, Wilmot Township Council has made a unanimous decision regarding the future of the Prime Ministers Path.