Donald McArthur

There are some community-defining proposals under consideration as the Town seeks public input on the road to completing our Transportation Master Plan.

Amherstburg businesses, experiences and attractions, including Open Air Weekends and our downtown shopping district, have been nominated 31 times in 24 categories in the 9th Annual Best of Windsor-Essex awards. 

The Town wants to hear from local businesses and industry as part of its ongoing effort to support them and promote continued economic development.

A multimillion-dollar investment in the Duffy’s property, a multi-use trail on Middle Side Road, improvements to King’s Navy Yard Park, money for Co-An Park and new courts at the Libro Centre, and more than $3 million for transportation infrastructure projects are part of a capital works program exceeding $13 million in the proposed 2024 Amherstburg Budget.

Amherstburg residents are invited to enter “creative and catchy” names for the Town’s snow plows in an online contest.

The cycling enthusiasts who envisioned and funded the downhill mountain bike trails at the Libro Centre are seeking Council approval so they can start fundraising to construct an additional 3-to-4 km cross-country cycling trail.

The proposed 2024 Amherstburg Budget will be tabled at the Council meeting on Monday, December 4 at 6 p.m.

The Town of Amherstburg has a new Community Strategic Plan laying out a vision and priorities for this term of Council and beyond.

Amherstburg residents who experienced severe flooding in August may be eligible for financial assistance from the Province’s Disaster Recovery Assistance Program.

The Town of Amherstburg is looking for a private investor to restore the historic Belle Vue property and dream big when it comes to developing the 9-acre property on which it sits.