Northumberland County
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Annual Mayors’ Keep the County Clean ChallengeJoin your community April 20 – 25 to help keep the County clean! Remove litter from roadsides, parks and ditches. Register with your local municipality to pick up bags, gloves and safety vests.
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Transition to Producer ResponsibilityRecycling Program UpdatesAs of January 1, recycling programs are now owned and operated, province-wide by Circular Materials Ontario. Recycling collection in Northumberland continues to be managed by Miller Waste and will maintain the same weekly schedule. For recycling questions, collection concerns and box replacements, please contact Miller Waste. For a list of recyclable materials under the new program, please visit the Circular Materials website.
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High-speed internet is taking root in NorthumberlandLearn how to grow your rural connection to the broadband fibre network.
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Prince Edward Street ReconstructionLearn more about upcoming improvements to Prince Edward Street (County Road 64) in Brighton.
County events
Upcoming Northumberland County open houses, events and commemorative dates.
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MunicipalitiesTownship of Alnwick/Haldimand
The Township of Alnwick/Haldimand is rooted in rural traditions and lifestyle, learning from nature, celebrating diversity and embracing progress as an accessible, inclusive community.
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MunicipalitiesMunicipality of Brighton
Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, the Municipality of Brighton offers the tranquil atmosphere of a small town and the energy of vast opportunity. Brighton is home to many heritage, cultural and natural sites, including the stunning Presqu'ile Provincial Park.
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MunicipalitiesTown of Cobourg
Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, Cobourg is the largest municipality in Northumberland County, home to the historic Victoria Hall, a 27.4 million dollar community centre, an educated and skilled labour force, a flourishing commercial sector and supportive municipal government.
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MunicipalitiesTownship of Cramahe
The Township of Cramahe is located in the heart of apple country and enjoys a rural setting in the Northumberland Hills along the north shore of Lake Ontario. Strong roots, a strong work ethic and a passion for the rural lifestyle and small town values typify the community.
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MunicipalitiesTownship of Hamilton
The Township of Hamilton is a thriving community that strives for a healthy and sustainable quality of life. Located between Rice Lake to the north and Lake Ontario to the south, Hamilton is home to beautiful scenery, rolling hills and a rich history.
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MunicipalitiesMunicipality of Port Hope
The Municipality of Port Hope is a heritage community situated on the north shore of Lake Ontario, offering both an urban and rural paradise with the perfect combination of heritage charm, modern vibrancy and cultural allure.
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MunicipalitiesMunicipality of Trent Hills
The Municipality of Trent Hills is a vibrant and diverse community offering an inclusive, healthy, rural lifestyle for its residents, businesses and visitors. The unique urban centres and rural communities of Trent Hills are united by a shared heritage, rich cultural fabric, picturesque landscape, vision, and pride in community.
Things To Do
Explore the natural beauty and vibrant history in Northumberland County.
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Forest and Trails
Explore lush trails in the Northumberland County Forest, where nature's beauty surrounds you at every turn.
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Visit the Northumberland Tourism website
Tourism
Explore Northumberland's stunning lakefronts and charming historic towns.
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Visit the NCAM website
Archives and Museum
The new Northumberland County Archives and Museum location is opening soon!
