News

The Heritage Property Tax Rebate of 20 per cent of the municipal portion of property taxes for owners of eligible designated heritage properties was approved to be introduced through the Community Improvement Plan.
A new Electronic Monitoring Policy for staff was approved as required by legislation.
Council repealed Policy A09-H-15 Chief Administrative Officer Approvals as the policy does not align with the Employment Standards Act or the Municipal Act, 2001, and...
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Council reallocated funds for the following 2022 projects: wood grinding, structural reports, SMART service, bridge engineering, culvert replacement, Canrobert St. ditching, Duncan guide rail and gravel base.
Council directed staff to implement recommendations regarding the safety audit on the intersections of Road 63 at 10th Concession and Road 63 at 8th Concession to come out of the Working Capital Reserves. Road 63: posted speed signs, oversize hidden intersection warning...
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Grey Highlands welcomed the new Committee Coordinator Caitlyn Lovato.
A $5,000 partnership contribution was approved to support the Institute of Southern Georgian Bay .
Staff will begin amendments to the draft sign by-law and make arrangements for public consultation.
A sale of land request at the Maxwell Ball Diamonds was denied.
Staff will begin negotiations with the abutting property owner for the direct sale of 31 Walker St.
The Municipality is...
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Grey Highlands Council met through a hybrid meeting on August 19, 2022 at 9 a.m. The meeting was streamed live for the public to watch as well as recorded (link below).
A Special meeting of Council was held today due to time sensitivity in reviewing the Collection Contract RFP.
Council discussed concerns raised by the public during the two public information sessions held on August 17 and 18. A summary of the sessions was provided to Council.
Members of Council...
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Council Highlights August 3, 2022
Grey Highlands Council met through a hybrid meeting on August 3, 2022 at 1 p.m. The meeting was streamed live for the public to watch as well as recorded (link below).
Council and staff spoke warmly about former municipal councillor and reeve Jim Harrold who was an active member of the community. Flags will be lowered to half-mast for two weeks from August 8 until August 22 at municipal facilities and on behalf of the Municipality...
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