Road Closures and Construction Notices

Flood Warning Update - Issued to residents throughout the jurisdiction of Otonabee Conservation. 

Flooding of low-lying, flood-prone areas along the Trent-Severn Waterway is expected to worsen over the next 48 hours as water level and flows continue to rise. 

Over the weekend, hydro workers have been working hard to restore power to the County and will continue until power is restored to all homes. 

In Trent Lakes, we are focused on ensuring residents have locations to drop off their brush and are monitoring flood levels.

ICE STORM UPDATE - April 4, 2025

As we head into the weekend, the Municipality can confirm more hydro workers are entering our area to help restore power to your homes. 

Emergency Road Closure - Jack Lake Road - April 3, 2025

Notice by Municipal 511:

What: Jack Lake Road north of Shady Lane is completely closed with no emergency access.

Reason: Road washout due to water overflow.

When: April 3, 2025 at 1:18 p.m. - ongoing

For updates on this closure, please check the Municipal 511 webpage.

Updates from the Municipality of Trent Lakes for April 3, 2025.

Widespread power outages persist across all of our area, and numerous roads remain impassable due to fallen trees and downed power lines. Trent Lakes Public Works, Hydro One, Peterborough County Public Works, and emergency services have been working diligently.

Municipality of Trent Lakes has Declared an Emergency following the severe ice storm that impacted our Municipality.

Trent Lakes is continuing to feel the widespread impact of the recent freezing rainstorm.  

Here’s what you need to know right now: 

NOTICE: Due to the impact of the freezing rain over the weekend, the Municipal Office will be closed today, March 31, 2025.

For power outage updates, please visit Hydro One's website.

Please stay safe by:

• Refraining from travel unless necessary.
• Staying clear of and reporting downed power lines. Contact Hydro One directly at 1-800-434-1235.
• Staying clear of fallen trees, branches and damaged electrical equipment.
• Using flashlights instead of candles.

Thank you.