Community News and Notices

The Town of Kingsville is excited to announce the return of Open Streets, a popular summer event originally created to give downtown businesses the opportunity to expand their services into the street in order to keep guests appropriately distanced.
“As we have learned from experience, the pandemic and its many stages of recovery planning need an equally responsive and dynamic plan,” confirms Mayor Nelson Santos. “Collectively we seek to ensure there are...
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On February 10, 2021, Mayor Santos and CAO John Norton hosted an interactive public input session with Kingsville residents to learn what would make Kingsville a better place to live, work and play. Residents provided their input via the online platform thoughtexchange that allows varying perspectives to be discovered, where all voices are equal and anonymous. Residents who were unable to attend the live session could provide their feedback, via Thoughtexchange, until...
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The Town of Kingsville is launching its first Facebook Live video series called #SharingisCaring. #SharingisCaring offers residents and visitors an opportunity to hear from the people behind some of Kingsville’s most popular places. 
“Beyond the bricks and mortar are real people with hearts and souls,” says Natalie Cobby, Tourism Coordinator at The Corporation of the Town of Kingsville. “While people are limiting face-to-face contact, it is prime-time...
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TAKE NOTICE that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Kingsville will consider amendments to the following By-laws:
Fees and Charges By-law 15-2021
Building Services Fees By-law 16-2021
Water and Sewage Rate By-law 17-2021
at its Regular Meeting on  Monday, March 8, 2021 at 6:00 p.m.
A Summary of the Proposed Amendments will be available online at www.kingsville.ca /fees on Friday, February 26, 2021.  Please call the Municipal Office...
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The Town of Kingsville hosted a live, interactive public input session on Wednesday, February 10, 2021, where attendees used an online platform called thoughtexchange to identify and vote on priorities that will help shape strategic goals for the next two years.
“We received great feedback,” said the Town’s Chief Administrative Officer, John Norton. “Some of the suggestions we anticipated, but we also heard many new ideas not previously emphasized.” 
Improved...
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