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Garbage and Waste Collection

Garbage and curbside collection schedule and information is available through the County of Wellington.

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Winter Parking Restrictions

It's that time of year again! As of November 1st street parking from 2:00 AM - 6:00 AM is not permitted on any Town of Erin street. Residents are encouraged to keep in mind the challenges of ploughing snow around parked cars on the streets. Thank you for your cooperation.

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COVID-19

Get the latest updates on how the Town of Erin is responding to COVID-19. Town Hall will close December 20, until further notice. However, staff will continue to conduct business and will be available via email at customerservice@erin.ca or by phone at 519.855.4407.

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Dr. Mercer Letter to the Community

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Erin Lions Club Santa Claus Parade 2021

November 27, 2021

2022 Budget Telephone Town Hall

November 20, 2021

Town of Erin Tree Lighting

November 19, 2021

Erin Farmers' Market, June 25 - Oct 1, 2021

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Fire must be under constant supervision and control from time of lighting until it is totally extinguished. Only environmentally friendly products may be burned. 

You must obtain a valid burn permit from the Town of Erin. Apply here