The County of Prince Edward, in partnership with Agriculture Wellness Ontario, is hosting a mental health training session for the agricultural community on Friday, December 13 This full-day training focuses on strategies and tools to identify the signs of mental distress, react to farmers at risk, and connect individuals with appropriate mental health and crisis resources. […]
Access the County is presented by Prince Edward County’s Accessibility Advisory Committee Join us to learn about accessibility and AODA compliance for small business and then become a business champion to spread the word to other businesses in Prince Edward County. Are you a small business or non-profit organization in Prince Edward County? Please join […]
Join volunteers from the Bloomfield and Area Business Association (BABA) and the Bloomfield Recreation Committee as they present plans and preliminary designs for enhancing access to the pond and park. Your feedback is welcomed and encouraged! Drop in 6 pm - 8 pm Presentation starts at 6:15 pm followed by Q&A. Questions? Contact Sarah Soetens […]
Mayor Steve Ferguson and Councillors Brad Nieman and Phil Prinzen invite Bloomfield/Hallowell ward residents to a community conversation on Thursday, February 29. The upcoming conversation will take place at the Bloomfield Town Hall (289 Bloomfield Main Street) from 7-9 pm. This event is the fourth in a series of community conversations in wards across Prince […]
The County of Prince Edward is undertaking a Master Plan Study to identify long-term needs to support growth to ultimate buildout within the Urban Centres of Picton, Wellington and Rossmore and the Villages of Bloomfield, Ameliasburgh, Peat’s Point, Consecon and Carrying Place. The Master Servicing Plan Study is being carried out in accordance with the […]
The focus of this workshop is the spotted lanternfly, an invasive pest spreading in nearby U.S. states, with populations as close to Canada as Buffalo, New York. Although not currently established in Canada, if spotted lanternfly were to establish, it could cause immense damage to Ontario grapevines, tender fruit orchards, hops, parks, and forests. Presented […]
