Media Releases

Township of Hamilton receives $150,000 to enhance trail lighting and upgrade ball diamonds at Baltimore Recreation Centre, promoting safe and inclusive outdoor recreation for families.

The Township of Hamilton is pleased to announce that the 2026 Budget Survey is now available for all residents to complete. Members of the community are encouraged to provide their critical feedback to help guide the 2026 budget process.

Dear Residents, We hope this message finds you safe. As we continue to navigate the aftermath of the recent ice storm and ongoing winter weather, please know that your safety is our top priority. Our community is resilient, and the Township is here to support you.

On Friday, MPP David Piccini joined in with members of the Township of Hamilton’s Council, Paul Rosebush from the Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF), and the public to celebrate the grand opening of the revitalized Laurel Park playground. MPP Piccini formally congratulated the Township of the work it’s done as a result of receiving a $30,000 Capital grant last fall from the provincial government’s Ontario Trillium Foundation.

The Township of Hamilton Municipal Council and the entire community proudly extend their congratulations to Kate Current on her remarkable achievement of being chosen to represent Canada in the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. Kate will compete in the women’s 1500 metre run.

The Township of Hamilton is excited to announce that the 2025 Budget Survey is now available for participation. Members of the community are invited to provide critical feedback to help guide the 2025 budget process. The survey will remain open until Monday, September 30, 2024.

The Township of Hamilton, along with municipalities across Northumberland County, are standing united to address the challenges posed by ongoing trade disruptions. This coordinated effort reflects our strong commitment to supporting Canada's economic resilience and ensuring the ongoing prosperity of our local businesses and communities.

The Township of Hamilton is inviting residents to submit nominations for the Ontario Senior of the Year Award. This award provides an opportunity to recognize a local Ontarian who, over the age of 65, has made significant contributions to the social, cultural, or civic life of their community.