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Resuming Construction on Isaac Street

Birnam Excavating will be resuming construction on Isaac Street between Victoria Street and Dunlop Street on May 10, 2024 and the work should be complete by May 24, 2024.

For inquiries about this notice, please contact Brady Nolan, Roads Manager, Municipality of Central Huron at (519) 482-3997 x 1235

County Road 25 (Blyth Rd) Closed Between Cemetery Line & Currie Line

Commencing May 13, 2024 and continuing until June 7, 2024, County Road 25 (Blyth Road) will be closed between Cemetery Line and Currie Line for reconstruction of an underground tunnel for the G2G Trail. 

No emergency access. 

Please follow the detour route; no through traffic. Detour route: London Road at Queen Street, to Londesboro Main Street, to Londesboro Road, to Baseline, to Maitland Terrace, to Blyth Road. 

Local traffic only, access to properties within the closure will be maintained. 

Service Line Warranties of Canada Mailing

In the next few weeks, Municipality of Central Huron homeowners will receive a mailing from Service Line Warranties of Canada about homeowners’ responsibility to maintain the service lines connecting their home to the Municipalities water and sewer system.
This mailing includes information about an optional exterior water or sewer service line repair plan that will help shield residents from the financial shock of an unexpected repair.
These mailings will have the Municipality of Central Huron’s...

Public Meeting Notice #2 - G2G Trail Tunnel Construction

County Road 25 (Blyth Road)

G2G Rail Trail Tunnel Construction 

Public Meeting Notice #2

The G2G Rail Trail, with support from Huron County, is planning to restore a tunnel under County Road 25, west of Blyth to improve the safety and accessibility of our trail. 

A second Public Meeting is planned so that project details including construction timelines, traffic impacts, and the detour route can be provided along with addressing any question or comments. 

Representatives from the G2G Rail Trail Group,...

31 Canadian Brigade Group Training May 3-5, 2024

31 Canadian Brigade Group will be conducting training in the Huron and Bruce Counties May 3-5, 2024. This exercise will enhance interoperability with other governmental departments, as we work together to respond to a simulated extreme heat scenario. Members of the public will see the deployment of Domestic Response Companies (DRCs) and Territorial Battalion Group (TBG) sustainment equipment, and vehicles to validate the ability to deploy and sustain in real time. This is being done to create a...