Verona Community Services

Municipal Government: Verona is in the Portland District of South Frontenac Township

www.township.southfrontenac.on.ca
Portland’s councillors are two of the eight who serve the Township:
Bill Robinson, Harrowsmith Ontario 613-372-1170
Jim Hicks, Enterprise Ontario 613-358-1174

Police

Verona is served by the Ontario Provincial Police from their detachment office on Hinchinbrooke Road, just off Road 38, a few kilometres south of Verona.
OPP website

Fire & Ambulance

Verona is served by local fire and emergency medical personnel. Dial 911 to report an emergency.

Dump / Recycling

The Portland landfill is about 3 km. south of Verona on Road 38. For information on hours and acceptable items for dumping and recycling, please visit the South Frontenac website

Post Office

Located on Main Street (Road 38)
Hours: M-F 9:00 – 5:30 Sat. 9 – 12:00
Phone: 613-374-2408

Southern Frontenac Community Services Corporation (SFCSC)

Located in Sydenham at Rural VISIONS (Volunteers In Service In Our Neighbourhoods) Centre, SFCSC provides services for seniors, physically disabled adults, children age 0 to 6 and their parents, low income families, and youth age 7 to 15 throughout South Frontenac Township and rural Kingston. For more information, see our website at www.ruralvisionscentre.org.

Schools

Prince Charles Public School: The elementary school serving Verona area from Godfrey in the north to Hartington in the south.
613-374-2003
Sydenham High School (Sydenham): Serves Verona and most of South Frontenac Township
http://sydenhamhs.limestone.on.ca
613-376-3612
St. Patrick Catholic School (Harrowsmith): The elementary separate school serving Verona and area.
613-372-2251

Library

Verona is served by the Kingston, Frontenac Public Library system, whose closest branch is in the Princess Anne building at 5597 Road 38 in Hartington.
Hours: Mon. & Weds. 1-4 & 6-8: Sat: 1-4
http://www.kfpl.ca
613-372-2524

Frontenac Community Futures Development Corporation

The Frontenac Community Futures Development Corporation builds business and helps grow strong communities. Whether you are considering starting a small business in the Frontenacs, seeking advice or financing for your existing business or requiring assistance for your community project, we can help you.
The Frontenac CFDC is a private, non-profit corporation, run by a volunteer board of directors and is funded by Industry Canada.
http://www.frontenaccfdc.com/