OUT OF OFFICE NOTICE Please note that Cameron Karpenko, Chief Building Official, will be out of office from Friday December 12th, 2025 through Monday January 5th, 2026. He will be returning Tuesday January 6th, 2026. Cameron will not be available for inspections during this time. If an inspection is required, please contact Kim Turnbull at office@nipissingtownship.com The following information will
Public Review and Comment on the 2025 Asset Management Plan
The 2025 Asset Management Plan (AMP) outlines the assets owned by the Township, their current conditions, associated risks, investment and the financial strategy needed to sustain them over the next 10 years. The AMP has been prepared in accordance with Ontario Regulation 588/17: Asset Management Planning for Municipal Infrastructure. Council will receive and review public comments on the 2025 AMP
Recycling Transition – Beginning October 1, 2025
Starting on October 1, 2025 the Township of Nipissing will transition to an enhanced recycling system managed by Circular Materials. This is a Province wide initiative that shifts the responsibility and control for collecting and processing recyclable materials from the Township to the producers. Blue Box Materials are in the Circular Materials Program only. This includes cardboard, plastics, tin, aluminum
Stone Cutter’s Road Culvert Replacement Completed
Stone Cutter’s Road is now open to traffic with the completion of a culvert replacement. Beginning July 28 Stone Cutter’s Road was closed between Highway 654 and Hart Road for a culvert replacement. The work was completed by J&P Leveque Bros Haulage Ltd. We thank everyone for your patience and understanding as the Township completed this important infrastructure improvement.
Water Level and Flow Information on Lake Nipissing
For water level forecast information for Lake Nipissing a recorded message is provided by the Public Services and Procurement Canada at 1-866-763-2300Further information can be found at French River Dams Complex, this site provides information on how the 3 dams on Lake Nipissing play a role in water management for the lake and for the length of the French River.