Reports and Plans
Community Safety and Well-Being Plan
The Aylmer-Elgin-St. Thomas Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Plan was created to make our communities safer, healthier, and more connected. It brings together local organizations, leaders, and residents to address complex issues that no single group can solve alone—such as housing, mental health, safety, and addiction. Rather than just reacting to problems after they occur, this plan focuses on prevention and building stronger systems of support. The CSWB Plan covers all of Elgin County, including St. Thomas, Aylmer, and surrounding municipalities. It was developed with input from over 150 community members and organizations during 2020 and 2021, using local data and feedback to set shared priorities. Now, four years later, we are reviewing the plan to celebrate progress, reflect on challenges, and plan for the future.
- Aylmer-Elgin-St. Thomas Community Safety and Well-Being Plan
- Aylmer-Elgin-St. Thomas Community Safety and Well-Being Plan Update – June 2025
Strategic Plan 2024-2027
In March 2024, Council approved the Strategic Plan for 2024-2027. The Strategic Plan requires annual reporting to Council upon performance. Annual reporting ensures that the plan’s objectives are treated as a living document. Annual reporting also serves as an important tool for performance evaluation and accountability.
- 2024-2027 Strategic Plan – Update November 2025
Staff Report
Strategic Objectives – Annual Update 2025 - 2024-2027 Strategic Plan – Update September 2024
Staff Report
Strategic Objectives – Annual Update 2024 - 2024-2027 Strategic Plan – Adopted March 2024
Strategic Plan 2024-2027
Staff Report
Strategic Objectives – March 2024
Asset Management
Aylmer’s Asset Management Policy and Plans analyze municipal assets, such as roads, facilities and infrastructure to determine the overall state of the assets and to plan asset maintenance now and in the future.