There are a number of sessions coming to ensure seasonal residents to participate and stay informed
Brockville area residents along County Road 2 west toward Long Beach are invited to community meetings about a water line installed over 25 years ago by the MTO.
With 45 years of lifespan remaining, replacement costs today would be very expensive, according to Elizabethtown-Kitley Township Mayor, Brant Burrow.
Burrow says there are a number of sessions coming to ensure seasonal residents to participate and stay informed.
For more information, visit: ektwp.ca.

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