The Town of Renfrew is committed to fostering well-managed growth and cultivating a diverse, sustainable economy. Explore our plans, reports, and studies for deeper insights. We're actively striving to ensure all our plans are readily accessible on our website. If you require a copy of a plan that isn't currently available online, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We're here to assist you.
All municipalities in Ontario are required to prepare baseline asset management plans for core municipal infrastructure assets. An asset management planning (AMP) is an ongoing and long-term process that allows municipalities to make the best possible investment decisions for their infrastructure assets. This includes:
An asset management plan is a strategic document that provides a snapshot of current conditions and establishes a basis for future asset management planning and decision making.
Download/Read the Town of Renfrew Asset Management Plan here.
The Town of Renfrew adopted a strategic plan in December of 2023 titled: The Road to 2035. This is a guiding document that sets out corporate values, corporate competencies and areas of strategic focus.
Please visit the Planning page for information on the Official Plan
Please visit the Water & Sewer Services page for the Town's Water Financial Plan and past annual operating reports for the drinking water and wastewater systems.
This plan was prepared in 2024 by thinc design after multiple community, staff and council consultations The Plans were adopted by Council to serve as a guiding document for the period of 2024-2034. Due to size limitations this document has been spit into 2 files.
A Local Efficiency Group (LEG) refers to a collaborative arrangement where multiple municipalities or local government entities work together to improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance service delivery. These groups focus on sharing resources, services, and expertise, which can include joint purchasing agreements, shared staffing or equipment, and coordinated service delivery (such as shared fire, police, or public works services).