Our government is protecting Ontario by increasing support for small, rural and northern communities!
We’re investing a record $600 million through the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund (OMPF). This is an increase of $50 million over last year and a 20% boost over the past two years.
The OMPF supports municipalities in delivering essential services like libraries, emergency response, public transit, and road maintenance.
Across Hastings–Lennox & Addington, every municipality will receive more support in 2026, with a combined total of over $23 million, an increase of more than $2.2 million from last year.
2026 OMPF Allocations:
Addington Highlands Township — $2,303,800
Bancroft — $1,840,100
Carlow–Mayo Township — $501,900
Centre Hastings — $1,479,900
Deseronto — $871,900
Faraday Township — $914,800
Greater Napanee — $2,159,900
Hastings County — $27,120
Hastings Highlands — $2,328,800
Limerick Township — $524,100
Loyalist Township — $422,000
Madoc Township — $538,300
Marmora & Lake — $1,988,300
Stirling–Rawdon — $1,094,900
Stone Mills Township — $1,220,000
Tudor & Cashel — $748,600
Tweed — $2,490,000
Tyendinaga Township — $474,300
Wollaston Township — $1,126,400
Our government is ensuring municipalities have the tools they need to keep Ontario communities strong and vibrant for years to come.