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Huron out of the Cold Emergency shelter extends hours amid Omicron surge

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

January 10, 2022 

The Huron Out of the Cold: Heart to Home emergency cold weather shelter is extending its hours. By extending shelter hours, staff are able to continue offering guests overnight accommodation, plus add a day use centre. Shelter guests also receive wrap-around supports, including meals.

“Extended shelter hours is welcome news, particularly in response to the current provincial restrictions that have required many businesses to close to the public.” said...

Huron residents invited to engage in County of Huron’s 2022 budget process.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 6, 2022 The County of Huron believes engagement with residents is important as it  prepares the 2022 budget. Huron Residents can learn more about the County’s annual budget process  by visiting huroncounty.ca/treasury/budget. “County Council and staff remain committed to providing quality services to residents and making  Huron a safe, welcoming and affordable community,” said Warden Glen McNeil. “I wholeheartedly  encourage residents to visit Huron...

Central Huron Staff Decorations

The Staff of the Municipality of Central Huron got into the Christmas spirit and enjoyed decorating their work spaces! https://youtu.be/xe0UAlpQEhg We'd like to wish you and your loved ones peace, health, and happiness this holiday season and best wishes in 2022!

ABCA Flood Outlook/Water Safety - December 10, 2021

Forecast for strong winds Saturday and into Sunday.

High waves may cause flooding and erosion problems along the Lake Huron shoreline.

A low-pressure system approaching the Great Lakes region is forecasted to bring strong winds and resulting wave action to the Lake Huron shoreline over the weekend. 

Winds will strengthen out of the southwest tomorrow morning (Saturday, December 11, 2021), with sustained wind speeds building to 50 kilometres (km) per hour, before shifting more westerly during...

County of Huron - Notice of Public Information Centre

County of Huron Municipal Class Environmental Assessment for Improvements at the Intersection of County Road 4 and County Road 25 (Blyth)

Notice of Public Information Centre   

The Project: The County of Huron has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) to investigate and evaluate improvements options at the intersection of County Road 4 and County Road 25, at the south end of Blyth. The intersection is elevated and, on a slope, posing safety concerns...