County Government

Peterborough County is an upper tier municipal government serving residents, visitors, and eight townships to meet the needs of our community, in consultation with First Nations. The County provides paramedic services (emergency and community); public works and land use planning services as well as partnered services including public health, economic development and tourism, municipal long-term care, social and children's services, and housing support.

Mission & Vision Statements and Corporate Values

Review Peterborough County's Mission & Vision Statements and Corporate Values

County Council

Peterborough County is the upper-tier municipal government that is comprised of eight lower-tier municipalities.

Warden's Office

For over 180 years, a Warden has served as the leader of Peterborough County. Our current Warden is Deputy Mayor for the Township of Otonabee -South Monaghan,
Bonnie Clark.

Elections

Municipal Elections are held every 4 years on the fourth Monday in October.

Accessibility

Peterborough County is committed to meeting the requirements outlined in the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2025 (AODA)

County Information

Peterborough County is rich in heritage, with a diverse and storied past that has shaped the region we know today. Officially incorporated in 1850, the County continues to honour its history while supporting a vibrant and triving future.

Council/ Committee Meetings

Check the Council Meeting Calendar for upcoming Council and Committee meeting dates

Recognition Awards

Peterborough County Community Recognition Awards occur every 2 years to honour those in the County of Peterborough making an extraordinary contribution to our community.