We’re reviewing how we provide customer service to ensure we are meeting your needs. Let us know how we can serve you better by taking part in an upcoming focus group. • July 12, 1:00 to 3:00 pm, Coldstream Fire Hall Building Permits & the Planning Process • July 12, 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Komoka Wellness Centre Booking Parks & Recreation Facilities • July 13, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, Virtual/Online Building Permits & the Planning Process • July 13, 5:00 to 7:00 pm, Virtual/Online General Customer Service To register, visit middlesexcentre.ca/cs-review or call 519-666-0190. be taken to Middlesex Centre’s EnviroDepots. The depots are open on Saturdays from April to November, from 9 am to 1 pm. There are two locations: • 23053 Denfield Road – accepts yard waste, e-waste, tires (off rims), recycling, construction waste, appliances, bulky items, household waste • 10191 Longwoods Road – accepts yard waste, e-waste, tires (off rims), recycling Yard waste, e-waste, tires, and recyclables are free to dispose. A small fee applies to other items (debit card only). Household Hazardous Waste: Chemicals, batteries, medi- cation, propane tanks, and other hazardous materials need to be disposed of safely to protect our water and environment. Middlesex Centre residents can drop off hazardous household waste free of charge at the City of London’s Household Special Waste Depot. Learn more at middlesexcentre.ca/waste. Helping out in your Community
Middlesex Centre – Municipal Minute Waste & Recycling in Middlesex Centre Recycling – What Goes Where?
HAVE YOUR SAY Confused about whether an item is recyclable or not? Just because something is made of paper, metal, plastic, or glass doesn’t mean it is recyclable. To learn what you can recycle in your wheelie bin: • See the acceptable recyclables list on the municipal website. Copies can be requested from the office. • Check Bluewater Recycling Association (BRA)’s material guide at bra.org/material-guide. • Download the Recycle Coach app for item-specific guidance and collection reminders. Proper recycling reduces contamination of the recycling stream, keeps recycling plant workers safe, and helps keep costs low. While we are talking about waste, here are some frequently asked questions that come into the municipal office. Missed Collection: BRA provides residential curbside waste and recycling pick-up in Middlesex Centre. Report missed collections to BRA at bra.org/contact or 519-228-6678. To avoid missed collections, ensure your bins are at the curb by 7 am on your collection day. Bin Repairs: Please contact BRA directly (see above). Waste Depots: Yard waste, construction waste, old electronics, and many other materials that can’t go in your wheelie bin can
Recreation Leaders: Middlesex Centre’s recreation programs are growing, and we are looking for leaders to run new activities. If you have a skill or idea for a program you’d like to lead, we’d love to hear from you! Learn more at middlesexcentre.ca/rec- leaders or call 519-601-8022 ext. 5106. Water Testing Volunteers : We are looking for residents who receive municipal water to take part in routine testing for lead in the municipality’s drinking water system. The test takes about five minutes and uses less than five litres of water. Email publicworks@ middlesexcentre.ca or call 519-666-0190 to participate.
Find your Fun! Middlesex Centre Summer Recreation Programs
Whether you're staying active or trying something new, there’s a program for you. Come join the fun! NEW! Disc Golf – Discover this fun and challenging activity at Weldon Park in Arva. NEW! Walking & Wellness – Stay active and connect with your neighbours at Heritage Park in Ilderton. Pickeball, yoga and other popular programs continue at local community centres.
middlesexcentre.ca/rec-programs 519-601-8022 ext. 5110 Register Today!
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