North Grenville, ON - Help shape the future of parks, recreation, and culture in North Grenville. The Municipality is updating its Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan to reflect the needs, interests, and aspirations of our growing community over the next ten years.
The Municipality invites residents to attend a Public Input Open House Session to learn more about the project and provide their input on local priorities.
Session Information
- Thursday, October 1, 2026
- 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm and 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
- North Grenville Municipal Centre, Suite A (285 County Road 44, Kemptville)
The session invites community members to help define a shared vision for the future of parks, recreation, and culture. Their feedback will identify local priorities and guide the Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan 2.0.
“The Master Plan will provide a roadmap for how we plan, prioritize and invest in parks, recreation and culture over the next decade, says Tana Torch, Director, Parks Recreation & Culture. “Community input is essential to ensuring that roadmap reflects both the needs we have today and the opportunities we need to plan for as North Grenville grows.”
A community survey is also available online and at municipal facilities. This survey will gather information on topics such as, participation in parks, recreation and culture activities, barriers for participation, satisfaction levels and priorities for investment.
Please visit the project website to participate: www.northgrenville.ca/prcmp. The survey closes November 1, 2026.
Additional consultation will occur in early 2027 where the draft Master Plan will be available for community review and feedback.
“Most residents of North Grenville already know that parks and recreation is very close to my heart, and I’m incredibly proud of how strongly this Council has championed so many ways for people of all ages and abilities to be active, connected, and engaged,” said Mayor Nancy Peckford. “We have consistently delivered on meaningful and ongoing investment in our parks, trails, recreation facilities, and programming, and as North Grenville grows, we need to keep pushing. This Master Plan is the tool to shape those crucial decisions for the next decade, and I strongly encourage everyone to participate and share their ideas.”
Residents with questions or needing additional information, please contact:
Tana Torch, Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture
Municipality of North Grenville
