Mississippi Mills crews continue storm cleanup after back-to-back severe weather events
After two consecutive days of severe storms events, the Municipality’s Roads and Public Works team are continuing to respond to the impacts and aftermath in Mississippi Mills.
“We appreciate residents’ patience as crews assess damage across the municipality and carry out recovery efforts,” Municipal officials said in an update provided on Thursday, July 2, 2026. “Current work includes addressing washouts, removing downed and damaged trees and repairing affected gravel roads.”
At the time of publication, there are no municipal road closures in effect and municipal roads remain in generally good condition. However, municipal officials confirmed crews will continue monitoring conditions and completing repairs as required throughout the day.
“We thank our Roads and Public Works staff for their quick response and hard work following the weather events,” the update stated. “Their efforts have helped keep municipal services operating and roads safe for residents.”
As a result of the weather events, the Municipality has extended operating hours at its waste and recycling services at the Howie Road depot and Pakenham depot. Residents who have branches or yard waste collected from the storm can drop off them off on Saturday, July 4 during the following times:
- Howie Road depot – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Pakenham depot – 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Residents who wish to report a road-related concern are encouraged to use the Municipality’s online Report a Concern form.