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March 16, 2020, Municipality of Grey Highlands – The Municipality of Grey Highlands' first priority is the health and safety of our residents, staff, and the visitors to our community.  The Municipality continues to work closely with  Grey Bruce Public Health, Grey County, and health professionals in Grey County and our neighbouring municipalities to monitor and respond accordingly to the COVID-19 situation.
Due to concerns surrounding COVID-19, the Municipality...
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The Public Utilities department will be temporarily suspending all water meter replacement appointments to assist in reducing the potential spread of COVID-19. This decision was made to prioritize the health of staff and all community members.
For the time being, all appointments are cancelled. We will be continuing to monitor the situation and will be rescheduling appointments at a later date when it is safe to do so.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause...
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For Immediate Release
Grey Highlands, Ontario
With a vision to be Canada’s most well-managed rural community, and a mission to provide innovative leadership, Grey Highlands Council approved a forward-thinking, responsible 2020 budget that will position the Municipality for long-term sustainability. Passed at the January 15 th , 2020 Council meeting, the budget includes a tax rate increase of 3.79%, that when blended with the estimated County and school board...
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Grey Highlands Small Business Enterprise Centre Launches Digital Main Street Service Squad $10,000 Digital Main Street Grant will help main street businesses improve online presence. November 4th, 2019: Markdale, ON. The Municipality of Grey Highlands today announced that it has received a $10,000 grant from Digital Main Street (DMS) to fund a Digital Service Squad to help downtown small businesses within the Municipality improve their online capabilities.
Grey Highlands received...
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Grey Highlands Council is pleased to announce the appointment of the new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Karen Mills. At the Council meeting on October 2, 2019, Council in attendance unanimously voted to appoint the current Interim CAO Karen Mills to the permanent position.
“On behalf of Council and the residents of Grey Highlands, I am excited to welcome Karen into her new role as permanent CAO of our municipality,” said Mayor McQueen. “The past 4 months...
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