Media Releases

Norfolk County Mayor Amy Martin has provided notice that she will take an unpaid leave of absence from her role as Mayor beginning Wednesday, January 29, 2025, ahead of the February 27, 2025, Provincial Election. 

Norfolk County extends heartfelt thanks to the Norfolk Fire Department, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), and residents for their unwavering support and dedication in response to the recent series of fires across the County.

In 2024, Norfolk County employees raised $36,250 for local charities in 2024 through the “Dress Down Days” initiative, also known as ‘3D Fridays.’

Following several amendments to the proposed 2025 Levy Operating Budget, the Budget Committee has recommended the 2025 Budget at the meeting held on January 15, 2025.

Norfolk County is now accepting requests for tree planting along County-owned roadways as part of its 2025 Spring Tree Planting program. 

Norfolk County Mayor Amy Martin has been elected Chair of the Western Ontario Wardens’ Caucus (WOWC) for a one-year term, effective immediately.

Norfolk County is developing a Corporate Communications, Engagement, and Marketing Strategy to enhance the way information is shared, community engagement is conducted, and services and programs are promoted. To ensure the strategy reflects the community's needs and preferences, residents are invited to participate in a brief survey.

Norfolk County is taking steps to make five riverfront parcels of land on the eastern edge of downtown Simcoe, located on Pond Street and Argyle Street, available for redevelopment.

The Delhi Friendship Centre Seniors’ Group has donated $859.15 to the Delhi Sharing Pantry Food Bank. The funds were raised during the Centre’s summer Bazaar and Plant Sale, showcasing the generosity of the community.

As of January 2, 2025, the Norfolk County Cemeteries team will oversee all operations for the Delhi Cemetery.