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  • Home
  • Watershed Programs
    • Environmental Monitoring
      • Benthic Macroinvertebrate Monitoring
      • Wildlife Monitoring
      • Surface Water and Groundwater Monitoring
      • Watershed Report Card
    • Stewardship
      • Kettle Creek Clean Water Initiative
      • Elgin Clean Water Program
      • How Can You Help?
    • Tree Planting & Forestry
      • Seedling Program
      • Greening Communities
      • Community Forest
      • Elgin County Woodlands Conservation By-law #05-03
    • Source Water Protection
      • Source Water Annual Report 2016
    • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Conservation Areas
    • Camping
      • Dalewood Conservation Area
      • Lake Whittaker Conservation Area
    • Seasonal Camping
    • Fees
    • Hiking Trails
    • Day Use/Picnicking
    • Kettle Creek Dog Park
    • Pavilion Rentals
    • Signage and Access Policy
  • Planning and Regulations
    • Permits
    • Planning Services
    • Regulation Services
    • Natural Hazards
    • Flood Forecasting and Warning
      • Flood Forecasting and Water Levels
    • Elgin County Shoreline Management Plan
    • Regulation Limit Mapping Request
  • Education
    • Book a class
    • Environmental Youth Corps Program
    • St. Thomas-Elgin Children’s Water Festival
    • Carolinian Forest Festival
    • Scholarship
  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Meetings & Minutes
    • Financial Overview
    • RFPs
    • Staff Directory
    • Careers
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Covid Updates Careers Planning and Permits
Landowner Grants Tree Planting
15Jan
Watershed Conditions Statement – Water Safety. KCCA urges residents to stay off frozen water bodies.

News Release For immediate release The Kettle Creek Conservation Authority (KCCA) urges residents to stay off frozen creeks, lakes and…

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13Jan
COVID-19 Updates

The Administration Centre is closed to the public. Service continues to be available on-line and staff are available by phone…

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04Jan
KCCA maintains the Shoreline Conditions Statement – Flood Outlook for the Lake Erie Shoreline

News Release For immediate release This notice is intended to update the public and local municipalities on the status of…

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02Dec
KCCA maintains the Shoreline Conditions Statement—Flood Outlook for the Lake Erie Shoreline

News Release For immediate release This notice is intended to update the public and local municipalities on the status of…

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15Nov
KCCA upgrades to a Flood Warning for the Lake Erie Shoreline

News Release For immediate release St. Thomas – Effective immediately Kettle Creek Conservation Authority is upgrading to a Flood Warning…

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  • A good reminder: KCCA urges residents to stay off frozen water. While colder temperatures allow for some ice format… https://t.co/HRiC5QGu4z
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The Administration Centre is now closed to the public. Service continues to be available on-line and staff are available by phone or email using our Staff Directory. For an appointment please call the relevant staff person or the office directly at 519-631-1270.

A number of KCCA’s services can be accessed on-line:

• To make a payment call 519-631-1270 and ask to speak with Jessica
• If you are planning to build and need information about required permits click here
• Flood Forecasting and Warning messages will continue to be posted here
• To order trees for Spring click here
• For a current staff directory click here

Please see our COVID-19 Update Page.

KCCA is committed to providing the best possible service and will work with you through phone and email to ensure your questions and concerns are answered.

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