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Accessibility requirements The AODA is the law that sets out a process for developing, implementing and enforcing accessibility standards that government, businesses, non-profits and public sector organizations must follow to become more accessible. These laws and standards are intended to make Ontario open to everyone by helping to reduce and remove barriers. Municipal Accessibility Plan Customer Service Policy 2025 Designated Public Sector Accessibility Compliance Report 2025 Accessibility Compliance Report - Submission #ACR-109576 2024 Accessibility Compliance Report 2023 Accessibility Compliance Report The Township of Armour is committed to: Improved accessibility for people with disabilities; Removing barriers in a timely manner; Maintaining accessibility as a priority in the township's decision-making process; and Excellence in serving all of our clients, including people with disabilities. The Township's website has been designed to be WCAG 2.0 level AA compliant and to meet the Province of Ontario's Accessible Information and Communications Standard. Exceptions The Township recognizes that there are situations where it is not practical to present content in an accessible format. Examples of such exceptions include: Mapping or GIS data; Engineering drawings or complex technical data; Vendor web applications where the Township was unable to negotiate contractual obligation to maintain accessibility; Presentation content where rendering accessible would hinder the ability to achieve its intended purpose; Content that cannot be rendered accessible without significant impact; and External contributors may provide content which does not comply with Township web accessibility standards. Converting such document to an accessible format is deemed non-practicable. Legislation View the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 View the Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001 Other Resources Guide to Accessible Public Engagement Request accessible formats and supports Upon request, we will provide or will arrange for accessible formats and communication supports. If you require accommodation, have any questions, want to provide feedback or if you have a comment, please contact our office.

Armour Township Ends Significant Weather Event – Normal Maintenance Resumes December 30, 2025 – The Township of Armour is advising the public that the Significant Weather Event declared on December 28, 2025, has been declared OVER as of this morning. With the expiration of the Environment Canada Freezing Rain and Winter Storm Warnings, weather conditions have stabilized. Consequently, the Township is returning to its standard winter maintenance service levels in accordance with Ontario Regulation 239/02. The Township of Armour thanks all residents for their patience and cooperation in staying off the roads during the height of the storm, which allowed our crews to work as safely and efficiently as possible. ***************************************************************************************************************************** December 28, 2025 – Armour Township has declared a Significant Weather Event for all Armour Township roads, effective immediately. This declaration is due to Freezing Rain and Winter Storm Warnings issued by Environment Canada, lasting from the afternoon of Sunday, December 28, through the evening of Monday, December 29, 2025. These conditions are expected to significantly impact road maintenance operations. During this Significant Weather Event, residents are advised to limit travel on all roads across Armour Township unless absolutely necessary, until further notice. “A Significant Weather Event is declared when there is an approaching or occurring weather hazard with the potential to pose a significant danger to users of the roadways within a municipality,” explains Dave Creasor, Armour Township Roads Supervisor . “It is essential that residents stay off the roads, and only travel if necessary, until the event is declared over, and normal service levels and operations are back in place.” This declaration applies to all Armour Township roads in accordance with Ontario Regulation 239/02 (Minimum Maintenance Standards for Municipal Highways). What does declaring a Significant Weather Event mean? Armour Township follows strict winter maintenance timelines, but during a Significant Weather Event, road maintenance activities may take longer due to severe conditions. These events are declared to keep the community informed and safe, with crews monitoring weather and road conditions 24/7 and adjusting operations as needed. For more information and updates, please visit the Township of Armour Official Website and Facebook page. Date: December 28, 2025 Location: Township of Armour, Ontario