Welcome to Lanark County
Maple Syrup Capital of Ontario
Located on the western boundary of Ottawa, Lanark County is a geographically large and diverse region. To work and to live in Lanark County is to get the best of both worlds. Our residents enjoy a superior quality of life, because they are surrounded by breathtaking natural vistas with world-class urban amenities only minutes away. The people of the region have access to all the amenities found in major centres. At the same time, they enjoy a simpler pace which has long since been lost to large urban centres.
Visitors to our County are always left with 'A Story to Tell', whether it is a result of the time spent with their friends and family or time spent alone, enjoying outdoor activities.What's New
CANADA AND PERTH ANNOUNCE NEXT ROUND OF LANARK COUNTY INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS
LE CANADA ET PERTH ANNONCENT LA PROCHAINE SÉRIE DE PROJETS D’INFRASTRUCTURE DU COMTÉ DE LANARK
Notice of Passing of a Municipal-Wide Development Charge By-Law
Development Charge By-Law 2010-36 (414 KB)
2010 Development Charge Background Study - Part 1 (2.4 MB)
2010 Development Charge Study - Part 2- Appendices A to E (5.3 MB)
2010 Development Charge Study - Part 3 - Appendix F - By-law (362 KB)
2010 Development Charge Background Study Addendum (130 KB)
Proceedings - Public Meeting Development Charges (21.5 KB)
July 2010 Update: We have committed all our homeownership funds for now. Anyone who applies from now on will be put on a wait list.
Rogers Road Affordable Housing Units. more...
Affordable Housing Program Flyer 2010. more...
Affordable Housing Program Application Package. more...
Homeownership - Did you know? more...
Our Local Flavour campaign is now under way. more...
The County of Lanark received $1,493,175 from the Province in 2008, under the Investing in Ontario Act. more...
2009 Accessibility Plan (3 MB) more...
Transportation Master Plan
The County of Lanark has begun a Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to help guide the County’s transportation programs and investments for the next twenty years. Have your say about the County road network by attending a Public Information Centre. Public input is key to the success of the TMP. more...
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