News

The tax deadline is April 2, 2024. Please note our online Virtual Municipal Office is temporarily unavailable.

South Frontenac’s Fire Chief is asking residents to play it safe this spring and avoid unnecessary open air burns. Del Blakney, who took over the reins as the new Fire Chief in South Frontenac in January is asking for residents’ cooperation, given the dry end to winter and beginning to spring.

South Frontenac Township is on the hunt for musicians to perform at its Summer Kickoff Music Festival and popular Music in the Park summer series.

Arundhati Mohile, CPA, CMA has joined South Frontenac Township as the new Director of Corporate Services and Treasurer.

Arundhati has extensive experience in the municipal sector, having worked in a number of senior finance and operational roles for various municipalities in Ontario over the past 15 years, including as the Treasurer for the Township of Malahide, and most recently as a Manager in the City of Kingston’s Finance Department.

The Ontario government and the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are reminding the public to exercise caution as black bears come out of hibernation.  With this winter’s mild weather and lack of snow, there have been reports of black bears coming out of hibernation early in some parts of the province.

The Council of The Corporation of the Township of South Frontenac proposes to pass a by-law to stop up, close and transfer ownership of three portions of unopened road allowance.

We will be holding an Open House in Verona at the Lions Hall at the end of March to present the findings for water and wastewater options for the proposed housing development in Verona.

The Council of The Corporation of the Township of South Frontenac will host a public meeting on proposed amendments to By-law 2017-76 which provides for the governing the proceedings of Council, the conduct of members and the calling of meetings.

The Sydenham Water Treatment Plant 2023 Annual Report is now available on the Utilities page of our website.  There were no issues of non-compliance during the reporting period.

Due to forecasted weather and current road conditions, all roads within South Frontenac are subject to restricted loads effective February 26 to April 30, 2024.