1. Do I need a burn permit?
Yes, if you are going to have any open fire - bon fire, burn pit, chiminia, you must apply for an Annual Burn Permit at a cost of $20.00. A Burn Permit By-law is given out with the Burn Permit outlining the fire regulations.
2. How much are dog tags?
Annual dog tags cost $20.00 each up to and including March 31st. After that the cost increases to $30.00 per tag.
3. The snowplow has hit my mailbox, what do I do?
Please visit the Roads Department section for the answer to this question.
4.. Why hasn't my garbage/recycling been picked up?
The County of Wellington look after all Solid Waste Services - garbage collection, recycling collection and the transfer station. Please contact them for further information at (519) 837-2601 or 1-866-899-0248 and hit "0" for immediate service.
5. My streetlight is out, what can I do about it?
Call the Town of Erin Public Work Roads Department at 519-855-4407 Ext. 254 to advise us that there is a problem with your streetlight. Please leave your name and the address of the light. Once several have been reported the crew is dispatched to make the repairs.
6. Where can I take my unwanted electronics?
The Ontario Electronc Stewardship is the industry organization responsible for implementing the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Program, according the the Waste Diversion Act, 2002. The WEEE Program was developed with Waste Diversion Ontario (www.wdo.ca). Click here for more information. To contact EOS: info@ontarioelectronicstewardship.ca Help keep unwanted electronics out of landfill.
Look on the home page for County of Wellington Electronics Recycling Days.
7. How are fence issues handled in the Town of Erin?
Town wide Pool fencing is regulated by By-Law 09-14
Fencing within the Village of Erin is regulated byBy-Law 91-21
Fencing everywhere else within the Town of Erin - Click HERE - the Provincial Line Fences Act prevail (this is an external link).