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We Invite you to Participate in the Tay Valley Seniors Series! Sign Up Today!

Tay Valley invites you to participate in its Seniors Series! Join one or more education sessions or a workshop that will share essential information per topic with its keynote speaker. Whether you are interested in learning how to prepare your affairs in older age to best support your family or want to be up to date on the latest frauds and preventions or ensure your home is up to date on fire safety, we have you covered.

Learn something new or brush up on preserved knowledge, continued...

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Rural Transit Survey by Lanark County and the Town of Smiths Falls!

Lanark County and the Town of Smiths Falls are undertaking a Rural Transit Feasibility Study to explore the potential of new public transit services. The study will recommend a preferred transit solution for the region that is responsive to the needs and priorities of residents.

We want to hear from you! Join us for an informal drop-in session to learn more about the study and provide your input to the project team. We need your help to identify issues, needs, and opportunities relating to transit...

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Half-Price Sale on Compost Bins for your Backyard!

The Township encourages residents to compost household and garden waste at home. It is a great way to reduce your household garbage.  Composting can reduce your household waste by fifty percent. 

Composters are available for half-price! Sale on NOW! $25
Grab one for the backyard!
Stop in to the Municipal Office at 217 Harper Road and get yours!

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Lanark County Media Release - Scotch Line Road and Highway 511 Construction

Construction to begin on Scotch Line Road and Highway 511 May 5 Construction is set to begin on two county roads starting May 5 that may involve single lane closures and speed reductions.
G. Tackaberry and Sons Construction Company Limited is scheduled to begin rehabilitation work on County Road 10 (Scotch Line Road) from Glen Tay Road to Otty Lake Side Road for a distance of 2.5 km from May 5 to mid-June.
Lanark County Public Works indicates work will begin with drainage improvements, including...

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