The Council discussed various administrative and operational reports, including the Emergency and Transportation Services 2027 Legislated Response Time Performance Plan and an updated tiered response agreement with South Frontenac. Key approvals involved the issuance of an RFP for a 2027-2030 Council Strategic Plan, amendments to procurement and privacy policies, and funding for physician recruitment in North Frontenac. Additionally, the Council addressed resolutions regarding municipal representation on the new Conservation Authority Regional Board and received various information reports.
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Planning and Economic Development Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee received a Director's briefing covering various planning and economic development initiatives, including updates on the Natural Heritage Study, economic development activities, and upcoming events. A key discussion item involved a potential partnership with UNDO regarding a transportation rebate program for farmers to facilitate the use of Wollastonite for carbon removal. Furthermore, the committee reviewed and endorsed the Community Planning Permit System By-law Template for waterfront development, supporting its circulation to partner townships and the development of an implementation toolkit.
Sep 16, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Frontenac County Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed various administrative and municipal issues, including updates on the Rural Ontario Development Program application, the designation of the Frontenac K and P Trail as part of the Trans Canada Trail Network, and the adoption of the Prudent Investor Standard for investments. Key discussions included the approval of an agreement for the Howe Island Ferry Terry Fox Run, updates to reserve and reserve fund policies, and advocating for permanent funding for the Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund. The council also reviewed strategic planning, Fairmount Home updates, and considered numerous communications from other municipalities regarding provincial grant funding, traffic calming initiatives, and heritage property regulations.
