Civil Municipal Magazine - Dec 2023

31 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 4, ISSUE 12 The town’s population, approximately 21,000, benefits from a tight-knit community atmosphere, where the warmth of small-town living is palpable. This sense of community is further enhanced by various annual events and festivals celebrating the town’s rich heritage and vibrant culture, attracting visitors from across the region. Economically, Amherstburg is a hub of diverse opportunities. Its strategic location near major cities like Windsor and Detroit makes it a convenient and desirable place for businesses. The town has successfully attracted a mix of industries, from manufacturing to tourism, contributing to its stable economy. There has been a notable shift towards sustainable development in recent years, with investments in green initiatives and renewable energy projects positioning Amherstburg as a forward-thinking community. Amherstburg: A Fusion of History and Progress Mayor Michael Prue, emphasizing the town’s transition from its industrial past, fervently AMHERSTBURG ONTARIO 1108 Dundas Street, Unit 105 London, ON N5W 3A7 Archaeological Assessments Indigenous Engagement Support Heritage Building Inventories Ground Penetrating Radar tmhc.ca info@tmhc.ca 519-641-7222 Heritage Plaques Cemetery Studies Public Consultation Peer Review Heritage Solutions for the Past, Present and Future