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Road Reopening Notice – Mill Lake Road and Haultain Road
The Township of North Kawartha advises that Mill Lake Road and Haultain Road are now open following receding water levels.
Some low-lying areas of Haultain Road remain flooded. Motorists are advised to follow posted signage and proceed with caution when travelling through affected sections.
Public Works staff will continue to monitor road conditions.
Flood Warning - April 14, 2026
Heavy rainfall and continued snowmelt may cause flooding.
If flooding poses a threat to person or property call 9-1-1.
Report an issue to the Township if flood waters are in close proximity your structures.
Sand and sandbags are available to the public just inside the sand dome located at the Township of North Kawartha Roads Garage at 10230 Highway 28, Apsley. Bring a shovel.
Please monitor the local weather and flood forecasts.
Crowe Valley Conservation Authority Flood Status – Flood Watch
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The Township of North Kawartha is advising residents that Mill Lake Road and Haultain Road are now open following receding water levels.
While both roads have reopened, some low-lying areas of Haultain Road remain impacted by water. Motorists are advised to pay close attention to posted signage and proceed with caution when travelling through affected sections.
Public Works staff will continue to monitor conditions to ensure the safety of the road network.
April 16, 2026
North Kawartha, ON – The Township of North Kawartha is advising residents and business owners to remain vigilant as water levels and river flows continue to rise across the region due to significant rainfall, rapid snowmelt, and warm temperatures.
Parks Canada’s Trent–Severn Waterway reports that the watershed has experienced well above-normal precipitation since March, combined with ongoing snowmelt in northern areas. As a result, lake levels and river flows are at or above full and are expected to continue rising throughout the Trent–Severn system.
Several Conservation Authorities have issued flood warnings, flood watches, and watershed safety advisories, including areas within Kawartha Conservation, Otonabee Conservation, Lower Trent Conservation, and Crowe Valley Conservation . Provincial flood warnings are also in effect in parts of Ontario, including nearby communities.
Read the full media release for further details.
The Crowe Valley Conservation Authority has re issued the following FLOOD WATCH effective immediately, 10AM, 15 APRIL 2026 and will be updated 22 April 2026 or as conditions warrant.
FLOOD WATCH
A FLOOD WATCH has been issued, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY due to the forecasted heavy rainfall in the coming days in Crowe Valley Conservation Authority watershed.
Water levels and flows may rise at a rate which can cause nuisance flooding.
Water can collect quickly in the tributaries of the Crowe River, Beaver Creek and the North River.
Increased flows and water levels on lakes, rivers and tributaries are hazardous. Parents need to inform their children of these conditions.
Crowe Valley Conservation Authority urges everyone to stay away from all dams, weirs, hydro generating plants.
Crowe Valley Conservation Authority includes portions of the municipalities of Trent Hills, Stirling-Rawdon, Marmora and Lake, Havelock-Belmont-Methuen, North Kawartha, Wollaston, Limerick, Tudor and Cashel, Faraday and Highlands East.
If there are any questions or concerns, please contact Crowe Valley Conservation Authority administration at 613-472-3137 or info@crowevalley.com between 8:30am and 4pm. After hours, please contact 613-848-2478.
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