Municipal Election — October 26
Election Voting Day is Monday, October 26, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
On Voting Day, you must vote at your assigned voting location, based on your ward.
When voting, please bring a piece of ID which shows your name and address.
Blowing or sweeping grass clippings onto the road may seem harmless, but it can create safety hazards and environmental concerns.
The Municipality of Central Elgin thanks the Port Stanley Lions Club for their generous donation of a 2026 Can-Am Defender Max XT Utility Vehicle (UTV) to Central Elgin Fire Rescue Services.
Central Elgin Council has approved the Hospital Lands Official Plan Amendment (OPA), marking a significant milestone in the long-term planning and development of the Hospital Lands.
PORT STANLEY, ON – Today, representatives from the Government of Ontario and the Municipality of Central Elgin gathered to celebrate a significant investment in flood mitigation and climate resilience in Port Stanley, aimed at reducing flood risk for homeowners and safeguarding residents, businesses and community assets.
Central Elgin Council has approved funding for 11 local projects and initiatives through the 2026 Community Grant and Sponsorship Program, providing a total of $25,000 in support across the municipality.
The program, now in its second year, provides financial and in-kind support to community groups and not-for-profit organizations that strengthen community life in Central Elgin.
The Municipality of Central Elgin is introducing a new reduced-rate seasonal parking pass to provide residents with more affordable access to parking in Port Stanley.
The resident seasonal parking pass is available exclusively to Central Elgin residents at a cost of $65.
A Community Improvement Plan (CIP) is an economic development tool used by municipalities
in Ontario to guide strategic investment, development, and revitalization initiatives that support the physical improvement of a municipality or areas within a municipality. The Elgincentives CIP was adopted in 2015, and after more than a decade of supporting community improvement across Elgin County, the County has undertaken a review.
The Municipality of Central Elgin has launched an unprecedented community development initiative, which will take 370 acres of unused land at the former site of the St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital and turn it into the largest planned community expansion in the area’s history.
The Municipality of Central Elgin is pleased to announce the launch of the
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