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Fueling service is once again available at the Cedar Island Boat Ramp. Service runs from Victoria Day long weekend through to September.
Fueling service hours:
Monday – Thursday: By Appointment (call 519-733-2123 to book)
Friday: 10 am – 6 pm
Saturday, Sundays and Holidays: 8 am – 4 pm
Boaters may also purchase ramp passes on-site or  online through this form .   
Rates:
Daily Ramp Pass, $12 (per day) 
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The Town of Kingsville has created a Backyard Flooding Protection Subsidy (BYFP) to assist homeowners in reducing the risk of flooding on their private property by covering a portion of the cost of a rear yard catch basin. The Town will cover up to fifty percent of the cost to install a rear yard catch basin, to a maximum of $2500.00. The program recommendation stemmed from chronic flooding issues reported on Redwood caused by a defect in a past development.
"We considered...
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The Town of Kingsville is pleased to announce the grand opening of the Lakeside Park splash pad on Friday, May 27, 2022, at 11:00 am. The new splash pad is in the upper bowl of Lakeside Park, 315 Queen Street, near the new outdoor washrooms with change-rooms. The splash pad features 20 spray elements and 14 water play elements.
"We are excited to formally open the splash pad in this location and bring this new outdoor recreation offering to kids and families in our community,"...
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The Town of Kingsville's Communities in Bloom committee is hosting the first of several dance fundraisers at the Grovedale Arts and Culture Centre, 103 Park Street, Kingsville. 'Dancing at the Grovedale' happens Friday, May 27, 2022, from 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm.
Enjoy a fun night of dancing featuring Richard Janik and his Decades of Great Songs.
Tickets are $15.00 each. Buy them online , at the Kingsville Arena (1741 Jasperson Drive), or at the door. Proceeds from this...
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The Town of Kingsville is reminding all landowners that noxious weeds negatively impact farmer fields and humans with respiratory issues. Weed seeds can travel many kilometres by wind to invade and kill healthy crops. Poison ivy, sumac and oak cause skin reactions; ragweed may trigger breathing difficulties.
This is an annual notice under provincial legislation, the Weed Control Act, R. S. O., 1990 , which requires all landowners in the Town of Kingsville to destroy noxious...
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