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Temporary Transit Changes for Two-Week Walton Street Closure

With the upcoming two-week closure of Walton Street from September 22 to October 4, Transit Services will be implementing route changes beginning Monday, September 22.

To ensure continued transit service, we have arranged for modified transit routes during this period. Please take note of the following changes:

Route A:

• Depart Town Hall and proceed north on Mill Street South to Barrett Street
• Turn south on Cavan Street, to South Street
• North on Pine to Bruton Street
• South on Julia Street and return...

Transit Stop B26 Temporarily Out of Service

Transit riders are advised that bus stop B26 is currently out-of-service until Saturday, September 20. We apologize for the inconvenience. For an alternate option, view our interactive transit map. 

2025-09-18

Municipality of Port Hope receives Energizing Life Community Fund grant from Hydro One

For Immediate Release
Wednesday, September 17, 2025 - Port Hope, ON

Recently, Hydro One announced that the Municipality of Port Hope is one of the 28 Indigenous communities, charitable organizations and municipalities to receive a $25,000 grant from the Energizing Life Community Fund.

Port Hope Fire and Emergency Services is honoured to receive this funding, which will be used to support the development of our Community Wildland Fire Protection Plan (CWFPP).

“We are proud to be selected as a recipient...

Cobourg Shuttle Service Outage - October 8 and 9, 2025

Please be advised that the Express Cobourg Shuttle will be temporarily out of service on October 8 and 9, 2025, while staff complete training. Transit Route A, B and Rolls will operate as usual. 

For questions or concerns, please contact our Transit Services by email or by phone at 905-885-9891.

2025-09-17

Port Hope Summons You to Spooky Season This Fall

For Immediate Release
Tuesday, September 16, 2025 – Port Hope, ON

The Municipality of Port Hope, in partnership with community organizations and businesses across the community, is thrilled to launch its first ever Spooky Season. Running from September 16 through November 1, the campaign celebrates Port Hope’s reputation as a destination for all things eerie, mysterious, and frightfully fun.

The season kicked off with an info session at the Port Hope Public Library, where volunteers were confirmed...