The next municipal election in Chatham-Kent is October 26, 2026. Below are resources for people about voting or who are considering running for Council.
Make sure you are on the Municipal Voters' List before election day: RegisterToVoteON.ca
Resources from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) hosted a series of FREE workshops for people thinking about running for municipal Council in 2026, with some specifically for equity-deserving communities.
The next municipal election in Chatham-Kent is October 26, 2026. Below are resources for people about voting or who are considering running for Council.
Make sure you are on the Municipal Voters' List before election day: RegisterToVoteON.ca
Resources from the Association of Municipalities of Ontario
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) hosted a series of FREE workshops for people thinking about running for municipal Council in 2026, with some specifically for equity-deserving communities.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent has launched CKAlert, a new emergency notification service.
Signing up for this service will allow residents to receive important public safety messages in the event of a major emergency in the community, such as flooding, boil water advisories, major road closures, and more.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent has launched CKAlert, a new emergency notification service.
Signing up for this service will allow residents to receive important public safety messages in the event of a major emergency in the community, such as flooding, boil water advisories, major road closures, and more.
Health Care Connect makes it easy to find a family doctor or nurse practitioner in your area.
ππΌπ πΆπ ππΌπΏπΈπ 1. Call or register online 2. A care connector (a Health Care Connect nurse) looks for a family doctor or primary care nurse practitioner in your community 3. You are contacted when a match is found
Health Care Connect makes it easy to find a family doctor or nurse practitioner in your area.
ππΌπ πΆπ ππΌπΏπΈπ 1. Call or register online 2. A care connector (a Health Care Connect nurse) looks for a family doctor or primary care nurse practitioner in your community 3. You are contacted when a match is found
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent's Employment and Social Services program has created a website with information for people who may need food assistance, including resources like:
These services are here to support individuals and families in our community. Whether you're in immediate need or looking for ongoing assistance, there are options available to help you.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent's Employment and Social Services program has created a website with information for people who may need food assistance, including resources like:
These services are here to support individuals and families in our community. Whether you're in immediate need or looking for ongoing assistance, there are options available to help you.
CK Public Health, Reach Out Chatham-Kent, and the Community Drug Strategy invite you to join in honouring International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) 2026. Each year in August partners come together to remember individuals whose lives were cut short by preventable drug toxicities, and to re-imagine how we can co-create a safe, caring, and inclusive future for our community. This year, our theme is Every Story. Every Path. Every Life Matters.
Here are some ways you can take action:
Attend the online learning session onTuesday August 25th 12-1pm to learn from renowned Nursing Leader, Parent Advocate, and MomsContinue reading
CK Public Health, Reach Out Chatham-Kent, and the Community Drug Strategy invite you to join in honouring International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD) 2026. Each year in August partners come together to remember individuals whose lives were cut short by preventable drug toxicities, and to re-imagine how we can co-create a safe, caring, and inclusive future for our community. This year, our theme is Every Story. Every Path. Every Life Matters.
Here are some ways you can take action:
Attend the online learning session onTuesday August 25th 12-1pm to learn from renowned Nursing Leader, Parent Advocate, and Moms Stop The Harm Champion, Kathy Moreland. Kathy will share her lived experience journey as a mother who lost her 18-year-old son, Austin, to fentanyl toxicity. Email jordynne.linsday@ckoht.ca to register
Attend the in-person memorial gathering onWednesday August 26th anytime from 3-6pm at 39 Richmond St., Chatham.
OR drop-in on Thursday August 27th 4-7pm at 233 Nelson St. in Wallaceburg.
Food and refreshments, music, art, and resources will be provided. All are welcome.
Use person-first, non-stigmatizing language to support individuals to seek help, provide equitable substance use health services, and encourage unbiased, effective policy. Research shows the words we use shape the care people who use substances receive and the opportunities available to them.
Carry aNaloxone kitand learn how to respond to an acute drug toxicity.
Advocate for evidence-based solutions to the drug toxicity crisis such as early prevention, voluntary treatment, harm reduction, and supportive housing.
