Almonte Improvement Projects

Community improvement is at the core of ADIC. We undertake and contribute to betterment projects that directly impact our constituents, streets, paths, structures, and businesses.

Recent ADIC Projects

The Almonte community has existed since the 1870s, encompassing roughly 700 housing units, the Tam Junction commercial district, and numerous steps, pathways, and lanes between them all.

ADIC has embarked upon a range of projects in recent years, from signage and painting to pathway clearing and structure improvement. In partnership with residents and volunteers, our work is aimed at beautifying the neighborhood, increasing safety, and enhancing livability for all.

  • Almonte Signage

    New, “Welcome,” signs for Almonte, made by volunteer and resident, Griffin Vernali.

  • Pathway Improvement

    Repairs and improvements to local paths and trails, making them cleaner and safer.

  • Painting & Art

    Resurfacing community spaces with fresh paint and artistic designs to beautify Almonte.

  • Structural Restoration

    Restoration of historic bus stop (here since the 1930’s, including painting, light installation, and new planters.  

How Can We Continue Improving Almonte?

We want your help identifying new projects for improvement! How would you like ADIC to better the Almonte community? Are there specific pathways you believe need to be cleared or maintained? Are there common areas you'd like to see beautified or repaired? Are there additions or investments to existing resources that you could see benefiting you and your neighbors?

Submit your idea(s) by clicking the button below. All submissions will be evaluated and considered. Based on potential scope, impact, ability, and budget, among other factors, we hope to move forward with one or more projects as the year unfolds. Moreover, this "wish list" will provide guidance for future efforts we might undertake.

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The Almonte District Improvement Club is a 501(c)(3) Non-profit Organization/Public Benefit Corporation. Any monetary contributions to the ADIC are therefore considered tax deductible charitable gifts.