Welcome to the Town of LaSalle

The Spring 2013 Activity Guide is now available for view/download (pdf).

Note: due to the Activity Guide's file size, it is recommended to save the file to your computer for viewing.

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Temporary Relocation of LaSalle Town Hall

Effective Tuesday June 5th, 2012 LaSalle Town Hall (Mayor, Council, Administration, Council Services/Clerks, Culture and Recreation, Finance, Development & Strategic Initiatives and the Town Engineer’s Office) will locate to:

Windsor Crossing Premium Outlet Mall. 1555 Talbot Road, (Intersection of Highway 3 & Sandwich West Parkway)

Please note that the Environmental Services Department is temporarily located at 6155 Morton Industrial Prkwy. To reach the Department please call 519-969-4143 or fax 519-969-0070

Notice of Relocation of Town of LaSalle Closed and Regular Council Meetings

All Regular and Closed Council meetings are scheduled for the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Regular Meetings
Beginning June 12, 2012, all Regular Open Session Council meetings will be held at:
St. Nicholas Macedonian Community Centre 5225 Howard Avenue, LaSalle, Ontario

Closed Meetings
Beginning June 12, 2012 all Closed Session Council meetings will be held at:
Windsor Crossing Premium Outlet Mall 1555 Talbot Road, LaSalle, Ontario
(Intersection of Highway 3 & Sandwich West Parkway

LaSalle Police Service Board
Due to construction at the Town Hall Site, until further notice, Board Meetings will take place at:
Windsor Crossing Premium Outlet Mall 1555 Talbot Road, LaSalle, Ontario
(Intersection of Highway 3 & Sandwich West Parkway

Named after French explorer, Rene Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, French settlers were the first to establish roots in the area in the mid 1700s. A mission was established in the Town of Sandwich, resulting in people settling in the Turkey Creek area. LaSalle's history and that of Essex County were very much entwined when they were officially identified as part of Upper Canada in 1792. In 1991, residents of LaSalle opted to define themselves as a Town and in turn, immediately became one of the larger communities of Essex County with a population of almost 30, 000.

The Town of LaSalle was originally located on the bank of the Detroit River on what is known as the "Nautical Mile" in Essex County. Today the Town of LaSalle is a rapidly urbanizing municipality situated in the northwest quadrant of Essex County, bordered by the Town of Amherstburg to the south, the town of Tecumseh to the east and the City of Windsor to the north. The Detroit River forms the westerly boundary of the town. Approximately 50% of LaSalle's total land area of 6,500 hectares is urban in nature. The remaining lands are rural, comprising cash-crop farming, rural residences and natural heritage features.

Read the full Town of LaSalle Community Profile (pdf)

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News and Announcements

Municipal Offices will be closed Victoria Day, Monday, May 20.

Notice to Sign Manufacturing and Installation Companies

The Corporation of the Town of LaSalle invites expressions of interest from qualified and experienced sign manufacturing and installation companies with respect to a town-wide municipal signage project for municipal facilities, parkland, gateway and wayfaring signage.

Further information regarding this expression of interest can be viewed here (pdf).

2013 26th Annual LaSalle Strawberry Festival

The variety of events that take place over the three days of the LaSalle Strawberry Festival appeal to young and old. The annual event takes place June 6 - 9, 2013.

Applications are available for: 2013 Baby Contest; Little Miss Strawberry Pageant; Miss Junior LaSalle Pageant; and theMiss LaSalle Pageant

View the Strawberry Festival website

Collection Calendar

The 2013 Collection Calendar (pdf)

note: because of the size of the file, for better viewing, right-click the link and choose Save Target As to save the file to your computer.

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Accessibility Statement

This website is committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, regardless of technology or ability. We are actively working to increase the accessibility and usability of our website and in doing so adheres to many of the available standards and guidelines.

While this website strives to adhere to the accepted guidelines and standards for accessibility and usability, it is not always possible to do so in all areas of the website.

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Alt+2: Council Services
Alt+3: Administration
Alt+4: Environmental Services
Alt+5: Finance Department
Alt+6: LaSalle Fire Service (opens in new window)
Alt+7: Culture and Recreation (opens in new window)
Alt+8: Development & Strategic Initiatives Services

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The Town of LaSalle
5950 Malden Road
LaSalle, Ontario
N9H 1S4
Phone: 519-969-7770 Fax: 519-969-4469

The Vollmer Culture and Recreation Centre
2121 Laurier Drive
LaSalle, Ontario
N9J 0B4
Phone: 519-969-7771 Fax: 519-946-3349