The last session of Oxford Town Council before the summer break featured a new bylaw for Off-Highway Vehicles on town streets, a land sale for more residential properties, and a change of mind for the fall municipal elections.

Oxford Town Council went behind closed doors last week and when they emerged, they announced revised support for the Oxford Community Centre, proposed by an ad hoc, volunteer committee.

Oxford Town Council awarded a tender for the Foundry Street water line and paving project.

Oxford Town Council met in a special session last evening to move forward on one planned, and also an unexpected opportunity for infrastructure development.

Oxford Town Council held its last COW (Committee-of-the-Whole) meeting before the summer break, last night, with just one more regular council meeting scheduled to finalise business.

Oxford Town Council met last evening in back-to-back sessions, with the regular monthly Committee-of-the-Whole (COW) meeting, followed by another for the purpose of passing the 2024–2025 budget.

Oxford Town Council gathered for two meetings last night, a regular, monthly Committee of the Whole (COW) and a special meeting to consider the 2024–2025 budget.

Seniors in Oxford are on their way to ensuring they can “stay in their own home.” 

The Town of Oxford’s regular monthly council meeting was shaping up to be a long, perhaps tedious slog through the town’s audited financials, but we’ll need to wait a couple of weeks to see those numbers.

The Oxford Town Council Committee-of-the-Whole meeting is that time of the month when committee and department reports are filed for the public record.

Whenever tax money is being spent, Oxford town councillors take care to ensure the public that their spending decisions are prudent. 

The Town of Oxford is foregoing $34,500 in building permit fees for the soon-to-be-built Oxford Community Centre, and that sits just fine with the Mayor and Councillors.

Negotiations with unionised staff at Town Hall are moving along well, according to Oxford’s Chief Administrative Officer.

Oxford’s monthly Committee-of-the-Whole meeting was a run-of-the-mill affair, last night, with department and committee reports making up most of the business at hand, but with a focus on people.