The Municipality of Dysart

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Speed limit reduction coming to Halbiem Crescent subdivision

The speed limit in the Haliburton by-the-lake subdivision will soon be reduced to 30 km/hr.

Crews to replace culvert on Trappers Trail in Dysart

Crews will be completing a culvert replacement from 2645 Trappers Trail to Sagamore Trail.

Dysart et al considering speed limit reduction in Halbiem Crescent subdivision

Residents have asked for the creation of a Community Safety Zone, which would reduce the speed limit in the subdivision from 50 to 30 km/hr.

Pat Casey appointed deputy mayor of Dysart et al

Casey was appointed after receiving four votes from his fellow councillors during a meeting on July 27.

Barry Line Road closed to allow for replacement of Barry’s Bridge

Motorists are asked to use Highway 118 as an alternate route.

West Guilford waste disposal site temporarily pauses acceptance of construction and demolition waste

Officials say the pause could last three months, and that acceptance will resume no later than September 29th.

Walt McKechnie appointed new Mayor of Dysart et al

McKechnie was sworn in at a special meeting on July 7.

Walt McKechnie to be appointed Mayor of Dysart et al

The Mayor's chair was declared vacant following the death of longtime Mayor Murray Fearrey on May 28.

Dysart et al to fill vacant mayor’s seat by appointment

Council will appoint the next mayor at a special meeting on July 7 at 9 a.m.

Resident looking to launch Haliburton Gymnastics seeking council support

In a letter to council, Judson says she has received significant interest in the creation of a local gymnastics facility.

Dysart et al facing significant infrastructure funding deficit

The cost to replace all municipally owned buildings and assets in Dysart et al is $265 million dollars.
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