The Town of Kingsville reminds residents that all dogs must remain on their leashes in public, except when visiting the Town’s off-leash dog parks on Conservation Boulevard and Road 2 East.

Our summer concert series, Live at the Lighthouse, is coming to Mettawas Park starting Thursday, July 3, 2025! Every Thursday during July and August, come by with friends and family for FREE to the Gazebo in Mettawas Park at 85 Park Street. This is an all-ages series and open to the public.

Kingsville Town Council will review the following applications at its June 16, 2025 Council meeting:

• 76 County Road 14 East: Applications for a surplus dwelling. The applicant wants to sever an existing dwelling and accessory structures that are deemed surplus to the farming use onto a new lot.

Good things are around the corner! Kingsville Block Party is returning to Cottam and Kingsville every third Saturday during the summer months. Get together with friends and family and come enjoy great local food and drinks, vendors, live entertainment, and more.

Summer Camp is coming to Kingsville! A fun filled week of camp including cooperative games, sports, crafts, outdoor play, field trips, and more. A new theme every week for campers to explore and have fun.

At its May 26, 2025 meeting, Council:

• Approved the proposed street names for the Kings Village at the Lake Plan of Subdivision, as detailed in the report
• Awarded the Road 2 West Watermain Tender to Major Construction (2010) Ltd.
• Consented to the proposed fence construction at 90 Main Street East, a designated heritage property on the Town of Kingsville Heritage Register, as recommended by the Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee
• Approved up to $1,300,000 to facilitate the upsizing of the Ruthven.

A new partnership between the University of Windsor and the Town of Kingsville is set to spark innovation, drive community-focused research, and open doors for students to gain hands-on experience tackling real-world challenges in agriculture, sustainability, automobility, and economic development.

Kingsville Fire Department has joined the first-ever provincewide campaign to tackle 9-1-1 misuse, an issue that continues to strain emergency services. The Emergency Services Steering Committee (ESSC) has launched the "When Every Second Counts" campaign aimed at reducing non-emergency 9-1-1 calls and educating the public on proper use of 9-1-1.

The Town of Kingsville makes it convenient to apply for Burn Permit with its online portal at kingsville.burnpermits.com

Our Parks and Recreation team have officially kicked off the season for summer fun!

As of this May long weekend, the following are now open: