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Following the official launch of the 9-1-1 system in December 2004, County of Haliburton staff continue to verify civic addresses throughout the County to ensure accuracy and compliance with established protocols throughout the area. |
Through this inspection process, there are occasions where the original assigned civic address requires correction. When this occurs, property owners will be notified of the change, as will the various service providers involved in the provision of 9-1-1 response services. |
New civic addresses for vacant lots may be acquired through the County of Haliburton at a cost of $75.00, which includes the sign blade, post and installation on your property. |
The same methodology and fees apply to obtain a civic address at the time of making application for a building permit. The application can be made either through the County or your local township office when you apply for a building permit. Dependent on the township procedures, an additional administrative fee may be added to the $75.00 charge. |
Property owners and occupants are reminded that they are responsible for ensuring that both sides of their civic address blade are visible from the roadway at all times. Please keep your sign free of snow accumulation, overgrown vegetation or anything else obstructing the sign blade. |
If your sign needs repair or replacement, new blades and posts can be ordered through the County Office at a cost of $25.00 each. |
A digital copy of the Civic Address Request form can be downloaded on this page and submitted with your payment. Also for your information and reference, the Civic Addressing By-Law is available. |
Here is a cross reference chart of old and new road names throughout the County. |
For further information, please contact: |
911 Contacts |
| | 9-1-1 Clerk | Cathy Howe | | Address: | PO Box 399
11 Newcastle Street
Minden, Ontario, K0M 2K0 | | Tel: | 705-286-1333 x235 | | Fax: | 705-286-4881 | | Email: | chowe@county.haliburton.on.ca |
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