What’s happening in Norfolk this fall Waste changes are rolling into Norfolk County Norfolk’ new waste collection program launches on Monday, September 28. Flip to page 62 to learn more. Make your vote count Norfolk County residents will elect a new Mayor, Council, and School Election. New for this election, online voting runs October 9 to 23. In-person voting will take place on Monday, October 26. Read more on page 66 . Board Trustees in the 2026 Municipal Visit our booth at the Norfolk County Fair this October Share your feedback, participate in engagement activities, and learn more about Norfolk County services and programs.
Your local government Council is Norfolk County’s governing body, with nine members—the Mayor and eight Councillors representing Norfolk’s seven wards—who are elected through the municipal election process every four-years. Local government works best when residents participate by sharing their ideas, asking questions, and providing input on community issues. A few ways you can get involved include: Speak at a Council meeting You have the right to take part in local government by making a deputation. This means you can speak directly to Council at a meeting, or you can send your comments in writing. Watch Council and committee meetings Attend in person or access live and archived videos of Council and committee meetings on our YouTube channel. Learn more at norfolkcounty.ca/Council.
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