St. Clair Township has placed sand and sandbags in Brander Park for Port Lambton residents that are affected by the recent flooding. Click here for further instructionsÂ
The amended winter parking by-law will go into effect on Monday, April 3rd, 2023. Â Under this by-law, it is against the law to leave vehicles of any kind parked on public streets and roads overnight from 1 a.m. to 7 a.m, December 1 through April 1. Property owners are also reminded that it is against
Road closures and detour are inevitable. Check out the link below to help plan your route or click here www.Municipal511.ca
Notice of Study Commencement Notice of Completion Trunk Sanitary Sewer Map
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To help ensure collection crews remain healthy, all waste should be bagged and securely tied. Loose garbage bags or garbage bags in cans at the curb will not be collected if they are not tied. Maximum weight per bag is 50 lbs. As a reminder, ashes (i.e. cigarette butts, cigars, and fire pit ash) need
The Public Works After Hours Emergency phone number has changed! Â 1-888-441-4204
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A reminder to bag and tie all waste (garbage) to secure litter, especially napkins, paper towels and tissues. Also a reminder napkins, paper towels and tissue are not recyclable!
ATTENTION!      The Toilet is NOT a Trash Can!  With the shortage of toilet paper and increased use of wipes or other products during the COVID 19 pandemic, please remember the toilet is not a trash can. Even if it states it is flushable, I assure you it is not, and will cause blockages of
Communications | July 7, 2026 St. Clair Township is sharing the following public notice on behalf of NRStor: NRStor is proposing a liquid-air energy storage (LAES) project in St. Clair Township as part of the Independent Electricity System Operator’s (IESO) Long Lead-Time Request for Proposals (LLTR RFP). Residents are invited to attend one of two
St. Clair Township would like to remind residents that their tap water may occasionally appear yellowish or rusty coloured. We would like to reassure residents that the water remains safe, and provide context on why this occurs, how to clear it, and our long-term plan to address it. Why Rusty Water Happens Sediment Buildup: Natural
