As of September 1, Ontario remains in the third step of the Roadmap to Reopen plan. Full details about step three can be found in the provincial regulations.

During these measures:

For up-to-date information on COVID-19, public health guidelines, and vaccinations in Lambton County, please visit Lambton Public Health Page

As of September 1, a total of 172,948 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered to residents of Lambton County, with 73.2% of adults now considered fully vaccinated.

Lambton Public Health has announced that third doses of COVID-19 vaccine are available to individuals with highest-risk medical conditions, and residents living in long-term care, high-risk retirement homes, and First Nations elder care lodges.

Although mass immunization clinics have wrapped up, there are several clinics and pharmacies still offering vaccines in Lambton County. If you still need your first or second dose, please visit GetTheVaccine.ca to find a clinic.

Applications for the 2022 Community Grant and Vibrancy programs are due by 4:30 p.m. on September 15, 2021.

Community Grant Program provides limited financial assistance to community groups and organizations within the Municipality to help with programs, projects or special events. The program exists to recognize the value of these groups to the well-being and growth of the community and in helping the Municipality retain a strong community focus.

Groups can apply for:

The Community Vibrancy Fund was developed through the Municipality's agreement with Jericho Wind, LP (Cordelio Power, formerly NextEra). It offers financial assistance to programs, projects, services or activities that enhance the quality of life for residents in the areas of health, arts, culture, leisure, heritage, recreation, education, and the environment.

Applications and more information can be found online

Are you a community volunteer? We want to celebrate your efforts and dedication to the Lambton Shores community!

In light of the pandemic, this year's annual Volunteer Recognition BBQ will have a drive-thru format. Volunteers who register will come to the Port Franks Community Centre to pick-up your takeout meal from a member of the Lambton Shores Council.

For details and to register, please use our online Registration Form or call 519-243-1400 (option 3)

The next regular council meetings are scheduled for September 7 and September 28. All regular council meetings are livestreamed for the public.

A link to view the livestream will be added to our website shortly before the meeting begins.

The deadline to submit your public survey regarding Short-Term Rentals (STRs) in Lambton Shores is September 15th.

The Municipality of Lambton Shores' public consultation regarding STRs aims to investigate the impact of STRs and identify public opinion regarding licensing and regulatory options.

If you haven't already, you can complete the survey online. Survey results will be limited to one per household.

More information about the consultation process can be found online in our information portal.

The Municipality of Lambton Shores is now recruiting for the positions of Drainage Superintendent and Project Manager - Community Improvement Plan.

To learn more about these opportunities, please visit our Careers Page.

It's that time of year - with school buses returning to our roads, there's nothing wrong with taking a moment to brush up on the rules.

Do you know how much space to leave a school bus when stopped? Do you need to stop if there's a median on the road?

The Ministry of Transportation has a great page on their website dedicated to school bus safety for drivers and passengers. Take a quick refresher on school bus safety and rules: MTO's School Bus Safety.

Lambton Shores Farmers' Markets are still happening each week! They're scheduled to operate weekly until Thanksgiving. Learn more about the rules and safety measures in place to ensure a safe market season.

More information at LambtonShoresMarkets.com

If you're 55+ and live in Lambton County, Lambton Public Health and researchers at Lambton College are looking to hear from you.

Through the Older Adult Care Pathway project, they are looking to increase the number of older adults that receive high-quality, efficient, timely, and inclusive support from social and community service providers in Lambton County.

More information and the survey can be found at ShareYourVoice.ca

Many local businesses continue to operate during Step Three of Ontario's reopening plan. As the summer season begins to wind down, please continue to shop and support local as much as possible!

For local business listings, please check out the links below:

  

Visit the links below to see other local event calendars:

While offices may be closed to the public, municipal staff are still available by telephone or email. To reach us, visit our Staff Directory.