We’re updating our Transportation Master Plan (TMP) to guide how people and goods move through Perth over the next 20 years.

This plan will build on previous work and set a clear direction for a transportation system that is safe, efficient, and sustainable. It will also help us identify and prioritize the improvements needed to support growth in our community.

Perth has grown and changed over the past 15 years, including boundary expansions and new development. With more growth on the way—like new subdivisions, road connections, and future improvements to Highway 7—how people and goods move through our community is changing too.

Updating our Transportation Master Plan will help us:

• Set a clear, long-term vision for our transportation network
• Support safe and efficient travel for residents, visitors, and businesses
• Plan for a more sustainable, accessible, and connected system

The plan will look at all ways people get around—by car, on foot, by bike, and more. It will help us identify and prioritize short-, medium-, and long-term improvements across the community, including new and growing areas.

This work builds on previous plans and strategies, including:

• Transportation Master Plan (2017)
• Active Transportation Plan (2024)
• Official Plan (Amendment #19)
• Lanark County Growth Management Strategy (2024)

This project follows the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) process, which is required for municipal infrastructure planning.

As part of this work, we’ll identify transportation needs and opportunities, and look at different ways to address them at a high level.

This study completes the first two phases of the EA process.

The Transportation Master Plan will act as a guide for future projects. Any specific projects that move forward will go through additional study and review as required under the EA process.

We want to hear from you. Your input will help shape the future of transportation in Perth.

Join us at our first Public Consultation Centre during the Perth Festival of the Maples. Stop by our booth to share your thoughts—whether it’s about traffic flow, road safety, walking and cycling, parking, or how you get around day to day.

This plan focuses on practical, local transportation needs—how people and goods move through Perth—whether it’s about traffic flow, road safety, walking and cycling, parking, or how you get around day to day.

Event details

Date: Saturday, April 25, 2026
Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Location: Booth #G92 (located on Gore St. E., in front of Aprikose)