Amherstburg Town Hall. The Town of Amherstburg has released its year-end building statistics for 2025. Chief building official (CBO) Angelo Avolio had a written report on town council’s Jan. 19 agenda where he spelled out where the town grew and how fast. In some cases, there were declines when compared to 2024. The building department has processed 373 building applications in 2025, the report stated, and out of the 373 applications, 331 building permits have been issued wit

Members of the public concerned with a possible closure of Murray St. between Dalhousie St. and Ramsay St. attended a meeting of the Amherstburg economic development advisory committee last Thursday evening at town hall. An item on the economic development advisory committee’s (EDAC) workplan has caught the attention of members of the public opposed to it. The item pertaining to the possible closure of Murray St. is contained in the workplan and is classified as a “near-term

Amherstburg delegations requests doctors report at council meeting on January 19, 2026. A request by a resident to speak resulted in town council requesting a report on the number of physicians in Amherstburg and the ability to attract more. Amherstburg town council will be requesting a report from administration on the issue, likely to come back in February. Councillor Diane Pouget made a motion that local resident Lynn Sinasac be allowed to address council regarding a docto