Media Releases

Earlier this week, Norfolk County Fire Department crews conducted a nighttime search and rescue training exercise in the Turkey Point area to strengthen coordination and readiness during low-visibility emergency responses. 

Norfolk County is pleased to announce the launch of its 2026 tree giveaway, with 370 native trees available to residents through a random draw in celebration of Earth Week from Wednesday, April 15, until Wednesday, April 22, 2026.

Norfolk County Council is asking residents, businesses, and visitors to share their thoughts on a proposed approach to tourism in the community. 

As Norfolk County prepares to launch a new curbside waste collection program in September, residents and businesses are invited to preview garbage and organics carts in person and determine the option that works best for their property.

Norfolk County’s spring urban yard waste collection program begins the week of April 6, 2026. 

Norfolk County would like to remind residents of changes to programs, facilities, and services throughout the Easter holiday weekend, including modified hours and temporary closures. 

A new exhibit celebrating local sports and recreation is now open at the Norfolk County Archives. 

Game On! A history of local sports and recreation was developed in partnership with the Norfolk County Sports Hall of Recognition and features items from the Sports Hall’s historical collection. 

In compliance with the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act (PSSDA) and to ensure transparency and accountability to its residents, Norfolk County has released its 2025 public sector salary disclosure list.  

Norfolk County is pleased to provide voters and candidates with early details about the 2026 Municipal Election. Key details, resources, dates, and more are now available online at norfolkcounty.ca/vote, the official source of Norfolk County election news and information.  

Norfolk County is currently completing dredging operations at the Port Dover harbour mouth to maintain safe navigation for boaters and support local waterfront activity. Work is planned to be completed by April 10, 2026.