Articles - Service Updates and Information

This week we are highlighting Little Lambs Daycare located in Strathroy. This licensed child care centre offers wonderful programs for children ages 3 months to 6 years. These programs will develop your child’s problem-solving, social, and communication skills in an environment that is safe, friendly, interesting, and organized. The centre is also part of the Canada-Wide Early Learning Child Care (CWELCC) program. You can learn more about Little Lambs Daycare at http://littlelambs.ca/. You can find more information about child care centres at https://www.middlesex.ca/child-care-centres. Stay tuned as we feature more Child Care Centers across Middlesex County!

Nissouri Road will be closed by CP for track maintenance between Dundas Street and Evelyn Drive. The closure will take place Sunday, April 23 to Monday, April 24.

Adelaide Road (CR 81) will be closed between Woods Edge and Lions Park Drive for utility tie-ins. The closure is planned for April 17 until April 28.

Gore road will be closed at the bridge between Crumlin Sideroad and Shaw Road The closure will be April 17 until June 1 for Bridge repairs. For any questions or concerns please call Middlesex County Central Garage at 519-471-2020

Middlesex County Administration will be closed Friday, April 7 to Monday, April 10. Services will resume Tuesday, April 11 at 8:30am.

Queen Street will be closed between Hamilton Street and New Ontario Rd in Ailsa Craig on March 27, 2023 for site servicing. The closure is scheduled to take a week to complete. 

Looking for things to do with your family during March Break, we got you covered! For $5 one-way, take Middlesex County Connect to enjoy the following activities:

Pike Road between Napperton and Mullifarry Drive, and Mullifarry Drive between Pike and Centre Road will be closed from February 6 to February 10

Friday, December 23: CLOSED (due to extreme weather conditions) Monday, December 26 - Friday, December 30: CLOSED

The term 'rut' is the mating season for certain mammals. From October to November, the Middlesex OPP sees the most collisions with deer, usually in the early morning or dusk timeframes, although they can occur anytime. Below are some tips from Work Place Safety North on how to drive safely, especially around deer appearing more often this time of year.