Erin Insight

Erin’s drinking water systems are under new management. The town signed an interim agreement on June 11 with the Ontario Clean Water Agen...

Assessment growth in other parts of Wellington County is lightening the tax burden on Erin residents, who will see an overall reduction of ...

Erin town councillors could have shown some courtesy by at least pretending to have a public discussion about getting rid of the water depa...

After years of concern about the cost of running the Erin water department, town council has finally pulled the plug – deciding to contract...

Residents who will not get wastewater service for their homes continue to get conflicting messages about whether they will have to help pay...

The Town of Erin will use reserve funds to cover an operating deficit of $62,924 for 2017, plus an unbudgeted total of $693,388 to complete...

As the Town of Erin prepares to embark on a major expansion, it needs to deal with a chronic lack of trust between the municipal corporatio...

Remuneration for Erin town council members totaled $120,062 in 2017, according to an annual report by Director of Finance Ursula D’Angelo. ...

The Town of Erin is doing away with four Community Centre Recreation Boards, but is promising to do so with minimal disruption. A financial ...

Clerk Dina Lundy is the latest senior staff member to leave the employment of the Town of Erin. The town’s policy on personnel matters d...

After a lengthy recruitment process, Jim Sawkins has been hired as the new head of Erin Fire and Emergency Services, replacing Dan Callagha...

Erin is inviting companies to submit proposals to take over operation of the town’s drinking water systems, even though town council has no...

Mayor Al Alls says the Town of Erin is justified in not releasing the total of severance payments to terminated municipal employees over a ...