City of Sarnia Information

The City is kicking off the New Year by inviting residents to  come on out and find a new activity, or old favourite, at the Strangway Community Centre. 

This Friday and Saturday, Sarnia’s beloved Christmas on the Farm returns for its 50th year, featuring holiday fun like train rides, craft making, and horse and carriage rides.

Starting in the new year, Sarnia residents will need to drop off their old Christmas trees at a designated site as part of updates to the City’s waste management program, which also includes changes to yard waste collection schedules and curbside pickup zones.

Help shape Sarnia’s economic future—residents are invited to share their vision and feedback in the City’s new Economic Development Master Plan.

The City of Sarnia is seeking nominees for its 12th annual Accessibility Awards, celebrating individuals, businesses, and organizations advancing accessibility and inclusivity for people with disabilities.

Organic waste collection will be coming to Sarnia, and the city is asking residents to shape their new Waste Master Plan in an online survey and public open house.

The City of Sarnia is looking for input regarding bylaw changes that could allow food trucks to operate on private property, officials say.