
Service Disruption Notice
Please be advised that MCFN is currently experiencing email and phone service disruptions due to global issues affecting Microsoft services. Some departments may be temporarily
Unlike the other departments of Council, Administration does not provide direct program services to the Community. The function of administration is to provide overall direction, monitoring, guidance and support to the departments of council, as well as technical support required by the Council. Support provided includes:
Financial Management Policy
Provides the rules by which the funds under the authority and responsibility of Chief and Council may be spent.
Tendering Policy & Procedures
Provides the generally accepted practices and principals to be followed when calling tenders for construction and or repair.
Employment Policy
Contains the terms and conditions of employment for staff.
Arrears Polic
Provides the process to be followed when repayment of funds is over 90 days late; the policy also provides for the denial of service (where a fee is required) to those in arrears except for statutory services (eg. Welfare).
Complaints Policy
Complaint process is to be followed by any member of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation with respect to any matter concerning programs/services provided by MCFN.
Events Funding Assistance
Members and non-members may apply for funding assistance for events. Recipients must provide a Financial & Event Report to be eligible for further funding.
905-768-1133
2789 Mississauga Road, Bldg. #1
Hagersville, ON
N0A 1H0
Senior Director of Operations: Veronica King-Jamieson
Senior.Director.Operations@mncfn.ca

Please be advised that MCFN is currently experiencing email and phone service disruptions due to global issues affecting Microsoft services. Some departments may be temporarily

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