Public Notices

The City of Stratford is looking for a diverse range of volunteers to lend their unique voices and perspectives to help guide the City’s decision-making by joining various advisory committees and boards.

Community members serving on an advisory committee provide advice and feedback to City Council in a variety of areas, including but not limited to the environment, accessibility, active transportation, heritage and safe communities. Boards have the autonomy to make decisions for the good of their...

The City of Stratford and Stratford District Secondary School’s (SDSS) Hospitality, Tourism and Green Industries programs are offering a new community-focused initiative called Deep Roots, intended to bring students and older adult generations together to learn about local food, culinary arts, agriculture and sustainability.

The program will be hosted at SDSS on Fridays from 12 – 4 p.m., starting October 7 and running for four weeks.

Participants will learn about the historical importance of community...

On Thursdays starting October 6, from 9 – 10 a.m., the City of Stratford will host LivFit Exercise with Diane Hernden for those 35 years of age and older.

As a retired secondary school teacher with 30 years of service as an educator in health and fitness, Diane holds numerous certifications including Certified Personal Trainer with Merit, Cancer Exercise Specialist and Older Adults Exercise Specialist.

During the weekly hour sessions, LivFit participants will be guided through a safe and effective...

The City of Stratford has begun its fall hydrant flushing.

Hydrant flushing is something that the City does twice a year, typically in the spring and the fall, to remove iron that may have settled in the watermains, and as preventative maintenance on fire hydrants.

Property owners may experience discoloured water temporarily as a result of this process, but water quality is not affected. Discoloured water will clear, but before doing laundry, please check to see that water has cleared.

For Friday,...

Please be advised that the following roads will be closed to vehicular traffic on Tuesday, October 4, 2022, from 3:20p.m. to 5:45p.m. for the Patrick Cook Memorial Run.

•   Matilda Street from Smith Street to Bell Court
•   Oakdale Avenue from O’Loane Avenue to Forman Avenue

* Oakdale Avenue from Forman will be left open for buses and emergency personnel only.  Buses can use the St. Michael CSS turnaround as required.*

Questions regarding this temporary street closure should be...