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Kick Off 2025 at the Mayor's New Year's Levee
The countdown to a cherished tradition is nearly over as the community prepares to gather for the Mayor's New Year's Levee. This annual event welcomes everyone to kick off 2025 with a warm celebration alongside neighbours and friends.
The levee is a time-honoured occasion designed to bring people together and celebrate the promise of the year ahead. Residents of all ages are encouraged to join the festivities, which will feature...
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Due to the postal strike, utility bills may not be mailed. Here are your options:   1. Sign up for eBilling and pay online at greyhighlands.ca/ebilling 2. Call 519-986-2811 ext. 400 to have your bill emailed.   3. Visit the office between 8:30 am - 4:30 pm to pick up your bill.   Please note, phone lines are busier than usual, and wait times may be longer. We appreciate your patience. For questions, call 519-986-2811 ext. 400 or email finance@greyhighlands.ca

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The Municipality is thrilled to share the story behind our first annual Volunteer Appreciation event and the beautiful quilt that now symbolizes the heart of our community.
On April 19, 2024, over 70 dedicated volunteers gathered at the Kinplex for an evening of celebration, storytelling, and connection. The event was designed not to single out one “Volunteer of the Year” but to honor all the incredible individuals who contribute their time and energy to making...
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The Municipality of Grey Highlands would like to inform residents of potential disruptions related to the Canadian Union of Postal Workers strike that was initiated on Friday, November 15.
Mail delivery to and from the Municipality is expected to be significantly delayed and/or stopped completely for the duration of the strike.
Water, Tax, and other Bills and Payments
You are responsible for paying your bills on time, even if you do not receive your bill in the...
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Grey Highlands,ON – On May 15 th , 2024, the Environmental Services Department was notified by a Provincial Officer from the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation, and Parks (MECP) district office that a member of the public had reported that water was flowing through the berm on the east side of Cell #1 at the Amik Lagoon.
 The caller noted to the MECP that it had been leaking for at least a week and was pooling at the base of the berm. The Municipality...
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