Community News and Notices

The Town of Kingsville has decided to move in a different direction with its fire department leadership and as such Fire Chief Charles (Chuck) Parsons is no longer employed with the Town.
The Town of Kingsville thanks Chief Parsons for his good service to our community and wishes him well in his future endeavours.  Chief Parsons completed nearly four years as Kingsville’s Fire Chief.
The Town of Kingsville will be making an announcement soon about the future...
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TAKE NOTICE that The Council of The Corporation of the Town of Kingsville will consider potential revision to Traffic By-Law 21-2005 at its Regular Meeting to be held on:
 
Monday, January 25, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.
Internet Link to Meeting: www.kingsville.ca/meetings
 
Potential revisions for consideration include:
 
No Parking on the west side of Golfview Drive from Creekview Blvd to 26 Golfview Drive.
No Parking adjacent...
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On October 26, 2020, Kingsville Town Council approved and adopted By-Law 96-2020, which is a bylaw to prohibit and regulate public nuisances related to odours and lighting from the cultivation of plants and cannabis.
 
In November, a Town Hall style meeting was organized to provide information and clarify expectations with over thirty Greenhouse Owners in attendance. Greenhouse Owners/Operators were informed that light abatement methods were to be installed immediately...
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Premier Doug Ford has announced a province-wide lockdown to address the Covid-19 health crisis in Ontario. This extended provincial lockdown emphasizes the critical importance of adhering to the rules and restrictions in place to protect our community and relieve stress from our increasingly stressed health care system. This lockdown and closure of non-essential businesses and services will be in place for at least 28 days beginning on December 26, 2020.
“This is a critical...
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With the increase in COVID-19 cases in the region, the Town of Kingsville is closing Town Hall to walk-in visitors effective Monday, December 7th, 2020. 
In-person visits will be by appointment only, and visitors will need to wear a mask and complete the Town’s screening check-list before entering the building. 
“It’s important that we take these additional actions now to help stop the spread of the virus in our community,” said Mayor...
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