Government
County Council Mission statement
Through strong leadership, growth management and partnerships, Middlesex County will enhance the quality of life and the economic, environmental and industrial sustainability of the county.
About Our Council
Middlesex County Council is comprised of the mayors and deputy mayors from 7 of our 8 local municipalities. The head of county council is the Warden and is elected annually by a vote at council. Middlesex County currently has 8 municipalities within its boundaries.
- Municipality of Adelaide Metcalfe
- Municipality of Lucan Biddulph
- Municipality of Middlesex Centre
- Municipality of North Middlesex
- Municipality of Southwest Middlesex
- Municipality of Strathroy-Caradoc
- Municipality of Thames Centre
- Village of Newbury
Each municipality elects its own Council and Mayor whom is the head of their local Council. County Council is composed of a Municipal Mayor, and if the number of electors is over 5,000, then the Deputy Mayor of that municipality would also sit on County Council. County Council elects a Warden each December to oversee the business of Council for the following year.
