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The third annual Multicultural Potluck on Mill Street will once again take place in downtown Almonte on Friday, June 26, 2026. Mark your calendars and join us to celebrate the rich diversity, unity, and flavours of our community!

Jennifer is a tireless and deeply dedicated volunteer whose leadership has had a profound impact on the Mississippi Mills Youth Centre. After more than five years on the board, she now serves as its president, helping guide programs, support staff, and ensure youth have a safe, welcoming place to grow.

Council and Committee of the Whole will hold its regular meetings Tuesday, June 23, 2026. 

Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for heavy rain and thunderstorms today.

For more than 30 years, Allan ran Almonte Landscaping — but even after closing his business, his commitment to beautifying Mississippi Mills never stopped. He continues to generously share his expertise with the Municipality, advising on tree planting, species selection, and ideal locations. He also collects and distributes native trees and plants throughout the community, ensuring our natural spaces remain healthy and vibrant.

The 114th EOFA Games in Pakenham are more than firefighter competition — they’re a full day of community fun for all ages.

Mississippi Mills Fire Department (MMFD) has lowered the current burn risk to Level 2 (Moderate Risk) due to recent rainfall and additional precipitation expected in the coming days.

Under this level, open air burning is permitted. Residents must continue to follow all burn permit rules and ensure fires are closely monitored at all times.

The Village of Pakenham will be buzzing with excitement this Saturday, June 20 as the Mississippi Mills Fire Department (MMFD) welcomes hundreds of firefighters for the 114th Eastern Ontario Firefighters Association (EOFA) Games – one of the longest-running and most storied firefighter competitions in Canada.

The Municipality of Mississippi Mills will begin its 2026 microsurfacing program on Wednesday, June 17.

A lifelong resident of Mississippi Mills, Jenny has been woven into the cultural fabric of our community from the very beginning. As a young person, she immersed herself in local arts programs. In adulthood, she became not just a participant, but a builder of our arts community, contributing through the Almonte District High School Drama Club and dancing with several local associations.