Upcoming Events
Notice – Due to the change in location, the April 23, 2026 Council meeting will be in person only.
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Election Info – Nominations for the 2026 Municipal Election opens on May 1
Notice – April Council Meeting Revisions
Notice of ZBLA Passing – 1432234 Ont Ltd.
Notice – Household Hazardous Waste Collections
The 2026 Municipal Election is quickly approaching. AMO is hosting workshops for returning and first time candidates at no charge. Please see link for details
AMO’s Healthy Democracy Leaders Series
Notice –Register to Vote Poster
Notice – 2026 Council Calendar
Brooke Alvinston Official Plan Amendment No. 6
Announcements
Notice–summer student 2026
Notice- Lamp post advertising
Notice- Council Remuneration 2025 Report
Notice – Winter Parking Restrictions
The Municipality has donated $5000.00 to the Four Counties Health Services Foundation.
Notice – Voter Registration Information
Notice – Wind Turbine Update
One of the local 4H clubs came to the municipal office to receive their donation from the Brooke-Alvinston Community Fund.
Notice – Public Health Ontario; Online Water Testing Portal – Water Testing
Notice – Media Release – Community Fund Supports Local Initiatives
Notice – Media Release – Community Recreation Funding Announcement
Wayne Deans has been nominated as Brooke-Alvinston’s Senior of the Year!
Congratulations Wayne!
Bertha Rose Parks has been recognized as a “Women of Excellence” by the Sarnia Community Foundation.
Congratulations Bertha Rose!
Join the Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee (PARC). PARC Application
The Alvinston Optimist Club were present at the January 23rd Council meeting to present a cheque in the amount of $5000.00 to go towards the operating deficit at the BAICCC.
Thank you to the Podolinsky Family for their generous donation in Memory of Frank Podolinsky towards a Task Force Tips ‘Flex’ fixed firefighting master stream monitor. Please find more pictures in the Brooke Fire Rescue page under the Residents tab.
Notice – Lambton Public Health – Well Water Testing Reminder
Notice – Official Plan Notice of Passing
Notice – LaSalle Line Update
Trees on Property Boundaries
If a neighbour’s plants or trees are hanging over your property line or are falling into your yard, it’s considered a civil matter between you and your neighbour. The Municipality will not investigate.
Notice – Hydro One – Tree & Vegetation Maintenance
Notice – New to Sarnia-Lambton?
The Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston was awarded $19,400 from the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation to provide resurfacing to the Inwood Community Park Basketball Court. Mayor Ferguson stated that “We are pleased to receive support from the Alix Foundation to beautify our community and upgrade the space for our residents to enjoy” Pictured here are Warden Marriott, a member of the Judith & Norman Alix Foundation and Mayor Ferguson.
In recognition of the Queen’s Jubilee, the Municipality received funding through the Celebration and Commemoration Program – Canadian Heritage. In conjunction with the Alvinston Legion, beautiful enhancements were made to the cenotaph. A rededication of the cenotaph was held July 9th
Notice – Brooke Alvinston Community Fund
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3236 River Street, Alvinston, Ontario
Phone: 519-898-2173
Fax: 519-898-5653
The Municipality of Brooke-Alvinston located in eastern Lambton County, is 311 square km in size with a population of 3,000. This rural community is service by the urban centers of Alvinston and Inwood. The Municipality is close to the large urban areas of Sarnia (35 minutes), London (45 minutes) as well as major transportation routes.
Alvinston is a fully serviced redeveloping urban area with restaurants, bank, farm machinery dealership, modern machine shop, plumbing and heating shop as well as church’s, library, active Legion and post office. Alvinston is home to a commercial honey processing facility which produces award winning mead (wine). The Brooke – Alvinston – Inwood Community Center is located in Alvinston. This modern complex contains an arena, auditorium with banquet facilities for 500 and several meeting rooms. It is home to figure skaters and minor hockey. Located near by is the A.W. Campbell Conservation Area that offers camping, swimming, walking trails and picnic areas.
Inwood is as well a fully serviced redeveloping urban area with several businesses and is home to Brooke Telecom, a publicly owned telephone system offering regular phone service as well as cell phone, high speed internet and cable television services.
The rural agricultural area surrounding these centers is productive soil, managed by innovative food producers. Crops include wheat, soybeans, corn and specialty beans. As well there are many extensive livestock operations.