Total Burn Ban in Effect

A total burn ban is in effect for Greater Napanee from April 1 to May 15, 2025. The Greater Napanee Fire Department strongly advises residents to practice fire safety by adhering to the total burn ban as firefighters have attended two instances of grass fires within the last week. 

Visit the Burn Bans, Permits and Open Air Burning page on our website to learn more. 

Riverside Cemetery Closure

Riverside Cemetery is closed to vehicles and pedestrians until further notice due to the threat of falling tree limbs.

Significant Weather Event Declared Effect March 28, 2025, at 12:00 pm

The Town of Greater Napanee has declared a significant weather event effective March 28, 2025, at 12:00 pm as defined within the Minimum Maintenance Standards O.Reg. 239/02.

During the significant weather event, the Town is advising motorists and pedestrians to use extra caution as the municipality may not be able to meet its maintenance standards for roads, bike lanes, and sidewalks due to the freezing rain expected.

The declaration will not change how or when the municipality performs its winter maintenance operations. However, it may take the municipality longer than usual to bring the roads and sidewalks back to a state of repair. Public safety is the municipality’s top priority.

The Town of Greater Napanee will update the public with information during this significant weather event via our social media pages and website.

Town Hall

1st Floor: Stay tuned for events happening on the main floor in 2024.

2nd Floor: The Town's Council Chambers are located on the second floor.

Accessibility: The second floor of Town Hall is accessible by a lift for those with mobility issues. 

The Napanee Town Hall, located at 124 John St. Market Square, was erected in 1856 and, today, is an enduring symbol of the development of local government in the 19th century. Town Hall is an early example of a combination town hall and market, an arrangement popular in Ontario before 1870. The noted Kingston architect Edward Horsey was responsible for the building's simple, yet civic image. With its dual function and its prominent location, this structure has remained a centre of community life. Several of Sir John A. Macdonald's documented speeches have been made here, including his campaign speech, presented by Macdonald from the balcony of Town Hall on January 13, 1882, as well as his last Town Hall speech on February 2, 1891.

For information in alternate formats, please contact Hollie Knapp-Fisher. 

Contact Us

Town of Greater Napanee
99-A Advance Avenue
Napanee, ON K7R 3Y5
Phone: (613) 354-3351
Email: info@greaternapanee.com

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