News and Notices

Norfolk County is joining communities across Ontario for “Test Your Smoke Alarm Day” on September 28, an initiative focused on enhancing fire safety. Also known as “Saved by the Beep,” the day serves as a vital reminder for everyone to check that their smoke alarms are functioning properly—a simple action that could save lives.

Norfolk County has retained Civica Infrastructure Inc. (Civica) to complete the County Wide Inflow and Infiltration Program. The study’s objectives are to identify sources of stormwater or groundwater entering the sanitary sewer system.

Norfolk County is giving residents the opportunity to provide feedback on the future ownership and governance of its municipally owned marinas in Port Dover and Port Rowan.

Norfolk County is thrilled to announce the launch of the Amplify Norfolk Grant Program for 2025. This program is designed to support not-for-profit organizations in producing new live entertainment events, providing a unique opportunity to enhance Norfolk’s cultural landscape of community.  

Norfolk County is creating a Facilities Master Plan to better manage and improve its buildings and spaces. As the County works to use resources wisely and handle finances carefully, it is important for the community to get involved and share their thoughts.

Norfolk County Economic Development is pleased to announce the launch of its Business Retention and Expansion (BR+E) online survey, aimed at gathering valuable insights from local business owners and operators. The survey is part of the County’s ongoing efforts to support the growth and sustainability of the local business community.

Registration for Norfolk County’s Fall and Winter Recreation programs opens on Tuesday, September 17, at noon. The Recreation Program Guide provides details about the wide variety of programs, including swimming, sports, fitness, arts, dancing, and music, designed to accommodate residents of all ages and abilities.

As Norfolk County is gearing up for the highly anticipated Friday the 13th event in Port Dover this Friday, staff are prioritizing safety to ensure residents and visitors have a memorable experience.

Norfolk staff will soon be providing routine fall maintenance to the water mains throughout the County.  

Norfolk County is inviting residents to participate in shaping the County’s future by providing input on the prioritization of services and investments for the upcoming year. Council and staff will consider all ideas, comments, and suggestions as part of the 2025 budget process.