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For immediate release Grey Highlands, Ontario
On December 5th, 2018, during the first full meeting of the newly inaugurated Council, Council members approved in principle the Municipality of Grey Highlands’ first Community Improvement Plan.
Defining the entire Municipality as a community improvement area, the Plan will provide incentives for property owners, businesses and tenants to upgrade and revitalize their properties and buildings. The Municipality of Grey...
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OCTOBER 23, 2018 - MEDIA RELEASE
ELECTION EMERGENCY DECLARATION ENDED
GREY HIGHLANDS, ON – Under the authority of section 53 of the Municipal Elections Act, the Clerk declared an elections emergency on October 22, 2018 as circumstances arose that were likely to prevent the election from being conducted in accordance with the Act.
Due to this declaration, voting was extended for 24 hours and ended at 8 pm on October 23, 2018.
Voting has closed, and the...
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MEDIA RELEASE – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
$55,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation Grant Opens the Door to Greater Accessibility at Kimberley Hall
Municipality of Grey Highlands, ON - On Saturday afternoon, Kimberley-area residents welcomed local MPP Bill Walker; Don Butland, an Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) volunteer; as well as Grey Highland dignitaries including Mayor Paul McQueen, Deputy Mayor and Grey County Warden Stewart Halliday, Councillors Aakash Desai, Cathy...
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August 23, 2018  
Warning – Flesherton Pond & Lake Eugenia Public Beach Unsafe for Swimming
High levels of bacteria in Flesherton Pond & Lake Eugenia Public Beach may pose a risk to your health, swim at your own risk.
Water sample results received August 20, 2018 show high levels of bacteria.
Municipal public swimming areas are tested weekly. Sites that demonstrate high levels of bacteria are posted as soon as results are received;...
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Grey Highlands, Monday July 23, 2018 – For Immediate Release
MEDIA RELEASE:
The Fire Ban put in place July 10, 2018 has been lifted for the Municipality of Grey Highlands effective Monday July 23, as a result of recent precipitation. Although the fire ban has been lifted, residents are strongly encouraged to use extreme caution while burning as the Fire Hazard Index remains “High.” Conditions are still favourable for grass and brush fire due to the...
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