

Our County
Weaves together 7 distinct, yet complementary towns, townships and municipalities.

Council
Comprised of 7 elected mayors, including a Warden (head of council), Deputy Warden and Councillors.

Committees
6 standing committees meet each month to make recommendations to County Council.

Meetings
County Council meetings are held once per month, typically on the 3rd Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.
Meet Your Council
Northumberland County Council is comprised of the mayors of each of the seven towns, townships or local municipalities within its boundaries. The head of County Council is called the Warden and who is elected annually from amongst its membership.


Warden Brian Ostrander
Mayor of the Municipality of Brighton


Deputy Warden Olena Hankivsky
Mayor of the Municipality of Port Hope


Councillor John Logel
Mayor of the Township of Alnwick/Haldimand


Councillor Lucas Cleveland
Mayor of the Town of Cobourg


Councillor Mandy Martin
Mayor of the Township of Cramahe


Councillor Scott Jibb
Mayor of the Township of Hamilton


Councillor Bob Crate
Mayor of the Municipality of Trent Hills
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FAQs
Find answers to common questions about county government services.
Northumberland County is the upper-tier level of municipal government that weaves together the seven distinct, yet complementary municipalities in Northumberland.
We provide county-wide services like garbage and waste management, paramedic services, community & social services, child and family services, financial assistance, housing and homelessness supports and more.
Browse our website to learn more about what we do, or visit our Who Does What in Government Services page to see if the service you are looking for is operated by the County.
Visit our Council and Committees page to learn more about how to attend or watch our monthly standing committee meetings and County Council meetings.
You can also subscribe to receive monthly Council News updates directly to your inbox.
Visit the Elections Ontario website to confirm that you are registered to vote in the next election.