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STREETS PROHIBITED TO SNOWMOBILES Monk Street from Maple to Birch Street; Birch Street from Monk Street to Riverside Drive; Pine street from Aberdeen Street to Lisgar Street; The railroad grade separation (bridge) and pedestrian crosswalk. Snowmobilers may cross prohibited streets at 90°'s only. Snowmobilers are prohibited from driving on all streets within the Township of Chapleau between the hours of 12:00 Midnight and 7:00 the following morning. Driving on sidewalks, parks, ball fields...

The Council of the Township of Chapleau is pleased to announce that it will be holding “Open Forums” throughout 2019. The purpose of the “Open Forums” is to provide the citizens of Chapleau with an informal communications link with Council. Citizens will be able to question Council on current municipal events and offer input into decision making . The “Open Forum” schedule is attached in a “clip n' save” fashion. Council looks forward to keen in...

The Township of Chapleau would like to thank everyone who participated in the Household Hazardous Event on Saturday, September 29th, 2018. This one day event diverted 5,920 litres and 350kg of Hazardous Waste for proper disposal. A total of 72 vehicles delivered waste and participated in this great event. The Township received a letter from the Ministry of the Envrionment Conservation and Parks congratulating us on a successful event.

FRIENDLY REMINDER REFUSE COLLECTION OPERATIONS Dear Chapleau Resident: As a reminder, please adhere to the following conditions for refuse collection. 1) Your refuse must be located at curbside or outside edge of snowbank during the winter season. 2) Certain containers can pose a health and/or safety hazard to the refuse operator. i.e. open bags, obstruction of access to the container. 3) There is a six (6) bag limit, not exceeding 40 lbs per bag. 4) Bags must be of the standard green ga...

November 1st, 2018 - Chapleau, ON - The Township of Chapleau's Leisure and Cultural Services Department has been busy this fall getting ready for the upcoming winter season. A number of activities are a part of this transition including winterization of the museum, closure of the splashpad, the removal of many benches at our parks and the opening of our newly renovated Recreation Centre. One of the greatest challenges this year was the removal of the waterfront docks which were fully submerged d...