Please see the link for more information: Notice of Public Open House – County Road 21 Corridor Study ...
Horseshoe Lake Road (County Road 20) lane reductions near the Horseshoe Lake Dam, below Bethel Road, have been extended to the end of July 2017. The road has been limited to one lane of traffic to facilitate work to replace Horseshoe Lake Dam, part of the Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact: Natalie Austin, Public Relations Continue Reading...
The Dorset Bridge is now open to traffic! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Pam Weiss at 705-286-1762 x 225 or pweiss@county.haliburton.on.ca...
The Township of Minden Hills has terminated the declared state of emergency due to the flooding of the Gull River Watershed, effective today, Friday May 26, 2017 at 9:00 am. The wide spread and significant threat to safety of persons and property from the recent flooding of the Gull River Watershed has declined. The Township is currently operating in the Continue Reading...
The Bobcaygeon Road “Sunnybrook” Main Street Bridge has been reopened to vehicular traffic as of 12:00 noon. All previously closed roads due to the flooding emergency, with the exception of the portion of Water Street noted below, have been reopened. Water Street will remain open to local traffic only, and CLOSED to non-residential pedestrian and vehicular use (those who do Continue Reading...
Due to an engineer review, settlements and erosion of the Bobcaygeon Road “Sunnybrook” Main Street Bridge, the structure will continue to remain CLOSED to vehicular traffic, but has been reopened for pedestrian use only. The Township will be seeking further reviews of the structure, which will be reopened, at the earliest opportunity, as public safety and the protection of infrastructure Continue Reading...