Posts by Town of LaSalle

Beginning Thursday, July 2, Hydro One will begin construction along the west side of Malden Road, starting near the Cahill Bridge and moving southbound. This work is part of a larger coordinated effort along the Malden Road corridor. Residents and motorists should expect intermittent lane closures throughout the construction period. One lane of traffic will remain open in each direction. The overall project is expected to continue for approximately four months. 

Based on information from Environment and Climate Change Canada, Dr. Mehdi Aloosh, Windsor-Essex County Health Unit's Medical Officer of Health, has issued an Extended Heat Warning for Windsor and Essex County starting on Monday, June 29. The heat event will continue until Friday, July 3 with the possibility of extending into the weekend.

Parks Power Hour is a fun-filled summer program that gets kids outdoors, active, and engaged. Sponsored by Essex Powerlines, and free for kids ages 6 to 12, programming includes one-hour sessions filled with games, sports, crafts, and other activities.

Take a look at this week's message from Mayor Crystal Meloche. 

The Town of LaSalle Public Works Department is planning to begin watermain construction the week of June 29, 2026, on Quick Avenue and Wales Street, from Morton Drive to the southern limit. The project also includes and mill and pave of the roadway. Work is expected to continue through September, weather permitting. 

The annual hydrant maintenance program will take place over the next couple of weeks in LaSalle in the following areas:

• Area 8: Detroit River to Matchett Road, Reaume Road to Bouffard Road.
• Area 9: Matchett Road to East of Malden Road, Stuart Boulevard to Deerview Crescent.

The Town of LaSalle has applied to the Province of Ontario's Development Charge Reduction Program (DCRP), seeking funding that would allow the Town to provide a 100% reduction in municipal development charges for eligible residential development over the next three years if the application is successful.

Due to wet conditions, the Town of LaSalle Vollmer Baseball Diamonds 1 & 4 are closed today, Monday, June 22. All other Town owned Vollmer Baseball Diamonds as well as River Canard Baseball Diamonds, will remain open.

Make the most of your summer with the LaSalle Transit Summer Saver Pass, a convenient and affordable option designed just for youth ages 13 to 19. For $140, this 2‑month unlimited ride pass lets you travel as much as you like on the LaSalle 25 bus throughout July and August

The LaSalle Strawberry Festival once again proved to be a highlight of the summer, drawing approximately 22,300 attendees over four days from June 11 to 14 at the Vollmer Complex. Now in its sixth year at this location, the festival continues to be a cherished tradition for residents and visitors alike.