Media Releases

On Wednesday, May 19, 2021, Northumberland County will be implementing changes to intersections and crosswalks in downtown Campbellford to help improve traffic flow and reduce congestion on the bridge.
Improvements will be made to the following intersections:
Queen Street (County Road 50) and Bridge Street West
Front Street (County Road 38) and Bridge Street East
Bridge Street (County Road 8) and Doxsee Avenue
Drivers are advised to watch for new...
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Today’s important funding announcement by MPP Piccini and MP Lawrence is welcome news after years of planning and community support for a new Recreation and Wellness Centre for Trent Hills. 
The Municipality of Trent Hills is set to receive a total of $7,580,496 from the Community, Culture and Recreation infrastructure funding stream of the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) toward the construction of the Campbellford Recreation and Wellness.  This...
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Crowe Bridge Park will remain closed for the 2021 season.  This decision was made by Trent Hills Council with the safety of residents and visitors in mind. 
The Municipality of Trent Hills operates Crowe Bridge Park on behalf of the Crowe Valley Conservation Authority (CVCA).  While the Park is closed this summer, the CVCA will be completing a detailed inspection of the weir dam to determine its condition.
The necessity to complete this inspection report,...
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After nearly two years of collaboration, the Municipality of Trent Hills and Northumberland County are thrilled to showcase the new Trent Hills Emergency Services Base in a Virtual Grand Opening for the community.
Initially planned as an in-person celebration where local residents could tour the completed facility and connect with first responders, COVID-19 restrictions required a rethink in how to introduce this new base to the community. The alternative presented to the...
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The Municipality of Trent Hills has engaged Watson & Associates Economists Ltd. and Dr. Robert J. Williams to conduct a comprehensive Ward Boundary and Council Composition Review over the next few months.
Trent Hills’ Ward Boundaries have not been reviewed since amalgamation in 2001.
Council of the Municipality of Trent Hills is comprised of the Mayor and six Councillors.
Currently, six Councillors are elected to represent the three wards:
three Councillors...
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