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Temporary Road Closures  2024 Road Rehabilitation Program

On July 1, 2024, join the Superhero and Princess Party in the Park. The Town of Pelham is pleased to offer a free family-friendly event with children’s activities, local food, artisan, and community group vendors, live entertainment and fireworks display.

Pelham, ON – The Town of Pelham will be hosting two upcoming events for National Indigenous Peoples Day and Canada Day with the support of a $10,000 grant from the Federal government through the Canadian Heritage Celebrate Canada Program.

The Town of Pelham's 2024 Final Property Tax bill have been mailed out on June 7, 2024. Residents who have not received their final tax bill by June 17, 2024, are encouraged to contact the Pelham Tax Department via email at taxes@pelham.ca or by phone at 905-980-6678.

Notice of Public Meeting

The Town of Pelham is continuing the rural roadside mowing program beginning on June 3, 2024. The initial cut, occurring over the next three weeks, weather permitting, mows from the road to the bottom of the ditch in rural areas. The cut assists in controlling weeds, ticks and other invasive species. The mowing also assists in improving road drainage and sight lines for vehicles.

Pelham, ON – The Town of Pelham has received $15,000 in funding from Farm Credit Canada to support Centennial Park Concession Stand operations. Funds will be used to purchase a commercial-grade beverage cooler, refrigerator and freezer.

Pelham, ON – With $2,000 in support from the Niagara Community Foundation Summer Camp grant, 10 area youth can attend summer camp in Pelham this year. 

Pelham, ON –  The Town of Pelham 2024 specialty camps are available to senior campers aged seven and up and include junior firefighter, biking, and sports camps. They are offered during select weeks during the summer camp season, from July 2 to August 30. 

Pelham, ON – This June, the Town of Pelham is lacing up and getting ready to compete in the ParticipACTION Community Challenge for a chance to win the title of Canada's Most Active Community and $100,000 to support local physical activity initiatives.