News and Notices

August 31, 2021 -- Emeline Street will undergo road construction, which includes new pavement, improved stormwater controls, and spot repairs of concrete curbs and sidewalk bays. 

Only local traffic will be permitted on these roadways during construction. Access for school buses, emergency services, mail, and waste disposal vehicles will be maintained through the construction site. 

Anticipated commencement: September 2, 2021
Anticipated completion: September 30, 2021

Centreville Creek Road will be closed from Castlederg Sideroad to King Street to improve pavement surface, road safety and drainage.

EXPECTED START: September 3, 2021 | EXPECTED END: June 15, 2022

Local access to the road will be maintained at all times.

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(August 19, 2021) -- The Town of Caledon is recognizing over 40 outstanding volunteers and citizens as part of its annual Community Recognition awards. 

“This is our opportunity to celebrate and thank the outstanding people that truly make us #CaledonProud,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “From volunteers to athletes to artists and beyond they in their own ways help build and enrich our community.”  

About Community Recognition 

Traditionally, Community Recognition has been about...

A Public Meeting will be held to consider a proposed Zoning By-law Amendment. Your input and insight will inform and shape plans that meet the needs of our community.

Due to continuing efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19 and to protect individuals, Town Hall will not be open to the public to attend Public Meetings until further notice. These meetings will be held electronically. 

Meeting date: September 14, 2021 | Meeting start time: 7 p.m.

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(August 13, 2021) -- From August 16 to 18, 2021 the Town of Caledon delegation, led by Mayor Allan Thompson, will be advocating on behalf of the Town at the annual Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference.

“This is a great opportunity to represent Caledon and make our voice heard with our provincial colleagues,” said Mayor Allan Thompson.  “As we begin to emerge from the pandemic, our focus is on recovery and building the kind of resilient Caledon we need for the next generation.”