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SEASONAL RESIDENT & NON-RESIDENT PARKING PASS/PERMIT APPLICATION NOW AVAILABLE!

Non-Resident Seasonal Permits for the East Beach Parking between May 1 to September 30, Monday to Thursday is $85.52 inclusive of tax and fees and can be purchased by accessing this LINK on the HONK website. Friday to Sunday is $22/day and can be paid using the QR code posted onsite.
Half Load Season - March 1 to April 30, 2026
The half-load season on certain municipal roads runs from March 1 to April 30 each year. Trucks are subject to reduced load restrictions in line with the Highway Traffic Act and By-law 2009-045. These measures aim to safeguard roads and bridges from potential damage during the spring thaw and prevent the formation of severe potholes, cracking, and deformation that occur when heavy vehicles travel on softened, saturated roads. Certain exemptions may be requested. For further information and the half-load map, please visit our Public Works page on our website at: https://www.bayham.on.ca/municipal-office/public-works/
The Municipal after-hours drop box is temporarily unavailable due to construction.
During regular business hours, please bring all payments/documents upstairs to the Municipal Office or use the doorbell to the right of the main doors and someone will come down to assist you.
If you require any other accommodations, please call our office at 519-866-5521 to arrange.
Our apologies for any inconvenience.
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The Tree Program is a first-come, first-served, application-based program open to Bayham residents wishing to plant trees on their private property. Property owners may apply for 1 or 2 trees per property and a tree pick-up day is scheduled for successful applicants to get their trees.
Registration for 2026 is now open. Please fill out this Application Form and submit by April 7th.
For more information, please view Section 4 of the Bayham Tree Canopy and Program Policy.
Click here to view the March 5, 2026 Council Highlights.
The County of Elgin has planned work for Glen Erie Line for 2026–2027. This year, the focus will be on completing slope work and culvert widening. In 2027 the focus will be road reconstruction.
Elgin County has issued notices to all properties located on Glen Erie Line, and information is also posted on their website. Visit https://engageelgin.ca/construction for current Elgin County roads project updates and details.
All calls or inquiries should be directed to the County of Elgin Engineering Department at 519-631-1460 ext. 189
LPRCA Watershed Conditions Statements - Flood Watch & Water Safety (Event Message #1)
March 6, 2026 - The Long Point Region Conservation Authority issued a Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Watch & Water Safety, for its entire watershed area.
View the NOTICE for further details.
LPRCA Watershed Conditions Statements - Flood Watch Termination (Event Message #2)
March 9, 2026 - The Long Point Region Conservation Authority is terminating the Flood Watch for the Big Otter Watershed and maintaining a Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety for the entire watershed.
View the NOTICE for further details.
Committee of Adjustment Notice of Decision - Application COA-03/26 Vendryes - see NOTICE for details
The Curbside Bulk Garbage Program runs in the months of April, May, July, September and October with a $25/load fee.
The first curbside bulk garbage pick-up for this year is scheduled for Monday, April 13, with a registration and payment deadline of Tuesday, April 7.
NOTE - Online registration and fee paid to the Municipal Office is required at least 1 week prior to the pick-up date. Only those who complete the registration form and provide payment by the deadline will be included on the list.
Please visit our Garbage & Recycling page on our website and click on the Curbside Bulk Garbage Collection tab for more information and to find the registration link for the application.
*Upcoming dates are:
Pickup on Monday, May 11, with a registration deadline of Tuesday, May 5
Pickup on Monday, July 13, with a registration deadline of Tuesday, July 7
Notice of Public Meeting - Zoning Amendment Application ZBA-03/26 Beach - see Revised NOTICE for details
Road construction season is underway across Elgin County.
From pavement improvements to full road rebuilds, projects are happening on County roads across the region to keep them safe, reliable, and ready for the future. We know construction can be disruptive at times, but these investments help support local businesses, emergency services, agriculture, and daily travel for everyone who calls Elgin home.
Want to know what’s happening on County roads near you, when work is scheduled, and how traffic may be affected? Visit engageelgin.ca/construction for current Elgin County roads project updates and details. Please note, these projects focus on County roads ONLY, local municipal roads are managed by the Municipality of Bayham.
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LPRCA Watershed Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook (Event Message #1)
February 17, 2026 – The Long Point Region Conservation Authority issued a Watershed Conditions Statement - Flood Outlook, for its entire watershed area.
View the NOTICE for further details.
LPRCA Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety (Event Message #2)
February 20, 2026 - The Long Point Region Conservation Authority is updating the Flood Outlook for its entire watershed, to a Water Safety.
View the NOTICE for further details.
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