Public Notices

The Township of Wilmot is ending its Significant Weather and Snow Events, effective immediately.

Declaring the end of the Significant Weather Event does not mean roads and sidewalks are in good usable condition. It only means that the weather has subsided enough that regular maintenance timelines can be met.

The Township of Wilmot has declared a Significant Weather Event and a Snow Event starting at 5:00 p.m. today (December 29, 2025) in response to current conditions.

Township of Wilmot facilities - including the Administration Complex, Recreation Complex and Castle Kilbride - will be closed or have reduced hours during the upcoming holiday season. 

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.

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.

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.

Council and committee meetings impacted by ongoing weather; snow lifts planned The Township of Wilmot is ending its Significant Weather and Snow Events, effective immediately. Crews worked through the weekend to ensure all Township roads were plowed, clearing an extremely high volume of snow in a short period of time.

The Township of Wilmot has declared a Significant Weather Event, effectively immediately, in response to current conditions.