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We're planning for a better Trafalgar Road! Take our short online survey.

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We’re planning to improve Trafalgar Road from Highway 407 (ETR) to Steeles Avenue. Take our survey by March 23.

Take our survey by March 23 Visit the Trafalgar Road MCEA project page

The front cover of the 2026 pre-budget submission.

Progress through Provincial partnership

Halton’s 2026 Provincial Pre-Budget Submission builds on our strong collaborative partnership with the Provincial Government and focuses on four priorities for the community.

Read the Chair's Corner

Read the submission Visit our Advocating for a Strong Halton page

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Invested in every drop: How Halton keeps water flowing

Learn how Halton is investing in reliable, high-quality water and wastewater services through smart planning, strong funding and future-ready infrastructure.

Read about Halton’s commitment to water and wastewater excellence

Learn about Halton’s high-quality drinking water Learn about wastewater collection and treatment

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Prepare your pipes for freezing weather!

Extreme cold temperatures can put your home’s plumbing at risk. Protect your pipes and avoid costly repairs with a few of our simple tips!

Get tips for frozen pipe prevention

Blue Box collection changes now in effect

Halton’s residential Blue Box program is now managed by Circular Materials Ontario. Learn what this means for you.

Read the Media Release: Halton Region Blue Box Program Transitioning to Circular Materials

Learn more about the changes Halton's curbside collection program

Are you worried about someone experiencing homelessness?

Support is available for individuals experiencing homelessness

Connect with local supports, outreach teams and emergency housing services.

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Connect with our outreach team Learn more about our housing services

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Stay on top of your waste schedule

Sign up for free weekly waste reminders by phone or email. You’ll get notified on your next collection day about what goes to the curb before pickup!

Waste Collection Schedule and Reminders

Curbside Collection Program Information Halton Waste Management Site Hours

Did your child receive a vaccine? Update their records today!

By getting your child vaccinated, you’re keeping them, your family, and our community safe.

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2026 Halton Region Budget and Business Plan

Halton Regional Council has approved our 2026 Budget and Business Plan. This plan supports community priorities and keeps tax, and rate increases as low as possible.

Halton Region Making Critical Community Investments in 2026

Read the 2026 Budget Read the 2026 Capital Report

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February 19, 2026

Notice of Public Information Centre #2: Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study - Trafalgar Road (Regional Road 3) from Highway 407 (ETR) to Steeles Avenue (Regional Road 8)

Halton Region is carrying out a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) study for Trafalgar Road (Regional Road 3) from Highway 407 (ETR) to Steeles Avenue (Regional Road 8), in the Towns of Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville. The study is considering a wide range of improvements, including widening the roadway, active transportation, transit-supportive infrastructure, and improved intersections and overall traffic operations. The social, cultural and environmental impacts of the improvements have been assessed and evaluated throughout the study.