Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Township of Stone Mills

To promote sustainable economic growth, accessibility, and community stability in Stone Mills through municipal leadership, planning, and partnerships that support business attraction, expansion, and long-term local development.

Township of Stone Mills is a Municipal government.

Township of Stone Mills's official website is https://www.stonemills.com/business-development/economic-development/.

The Township of Stone Mills is the municipal government serving Stone Mills in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario. Through its local governance, planning, development, and service-delivery responsibilities, the Township supports residents, businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations while helping guide long-term growth across the municipality. Stone Mills maintains a dedicated Business and Development section that brings together municipal resources related to economic development, planning and development, building and renovating, procurement, and business expansion. Its public-facing materials position the Township as a rural municipality committed to growth, accessibility, and stability, with a focus on supporting cohesive communities and regional partnerships. A key part of Stone Mills’ role in the funding ecosystem is its close collaboration with the County of Lennox and Addington Economic Development Office. According to the Township’s business pages, local businesses and entrepreneurs can access services such as business coaching, marketing support, government application guidance, financial planning assistance, real estate search support, community statistics, and information about grant and financing opportunities. The Township also directs businesses toward programs and funding streams such as Starter Company Plus, tourism growth support, community investment initiatives, and rural development funding opportunities administered or promoted through regional partners. As a result, the Township of Stone Mills functions not only as a municipal authority but also as an important local access point for economic development support, planning processes, and connections to public and regional funding programs that can help businesses start, expand, invest, and innovate.