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Our 2024 Roads Program continues to move forward

Our 2024 Roads Program continues to move forward as our private sector contractors continue to be busy with summer work. Next up is Alder St., from C-Line to Rayburn Rd. Starting Tuesday, July 30, lane restrictions will be in place for curb work, followed by catch basin and manhole repairs. This work is estimated take about 2 weeks but could change with the weather. Follow us on social media or visit orangeville.ca/Construction for project updates.

Lane Closure Alert: Broadway at the Avalon Centre entrance

Starting Monday, July 29, the private sector contractor will begin construction on the Avalon Centre entrance culvert. Here’s what to expect:

• This project will require a lane closure on Broadway for approximately 3 months.
• At least one lane will stay open in each direction, but some delays are expected.

For updates on the project, visit orangeville.ca/Construction

Our water meter upgrade project is in progress

We're excited to announce that our water meter upgrade project is in progress! Installations are happening area-by-area. Remember:

• If you haven't received your letter, don't book your appointment yet.
• Received your letter? Please book your appointment within one week.

Planning a long vacation this year?

• Check out our map and tentative schedule at orangeville.ca/WaterMeters
• Confirm if the anticipated project timeline is impacted by your travel.
• Vacation overlaps? Notify Orangeville Hydro at 519-942-8000

Notice of Hearing - Committee of Adjustment (A-06/24)

Notice of Hearing Minor Variance Application – Zoning By-law 22-90 File No. A-06/24

An application for a minor variance to the Town’s Zoning By-law 22-90 has been submitted for the property at 448 Jay Crescent to allow for an increase to the rear yard encroachment for stairs. The variance is required to bring the existing constructed stairs into conformity with Zoning By-law 22-90.

Purpose of the Application:

The property at 448 Jay Crescent is currently zoned for Residential Sixth Density (R6), S.P...

Town Hall Elevator Work Begins July 22

The elevator at Town Hall will be out-of-service for approximately 8 weeks starting Monday, July 22.

Here’s what you need to know:

• The second floor is accessible by stairs for those who do not require elevator services.
• Customer Service will be happy to assist you.

Theatre Orangeville Patron?
Select live performances will be streamed on the televisions above the Council Chamber doors.

Enter Sustainable Orangeville's Best Garden Contest

Garden lovers, this one’s for you!

Think your garden is the best in town? Or have you spotted a garden that deserves recognition? Enter Sustainable Orangeville's Best Garden Contest.

How to enter? It’s easy! Email the garden's address and a photo to [email protected] with "Garden Contest" in the subject line by August 16.

All garden types are welcome, such as:

• Front gardens
• Edible gardens
• Back gardens
• Boulevard gardens, and
• Flower gardens

Send in your nominations by August 16 for a chance to win one...

Rain Barrel Subsidy Program

Get $50 off rain barrels through our program with rainbarrel.ca

Rain barrels help conserve water by reusing rainwater for watering flowers, hanging baskets, gardens, and more.

Here's what you need to know:

• There are a limited number of subsidies available
• Deliveries begin the week of July 15
• Residents must live within the Town of Orangeville and be connected to Town Water
• Limit of one subsidy per household
• Residents must have an address registered to a water meter account
• Subsidy is $50

Place your order...

Making transit access to Alder Street Recreation Centre simpler: Stop change, route breakdown

Orangeville Transit and Parks and Recreation are making changes to the stop at Alder Street Recreation Centre to make accessing the facility that much easier. The change comes as part of their collaborative efforts to help patrons of the Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre pool access the services at the west-end rec centre.

“Our transit riders and pool visitors have shared their challenges accessing the pool at the Alder Street Recreation Centre, and we have listened," said Tony Dulisse, Manager...

Orangeville’s newest tree sculpture pays tribute to local IODE

The Town of Orangeville and the Lord Dufferin Chapter of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (IODE) have partnered to install a new tree sculpture honouring the group’s work in the Orangeville area. “The Nurse” recognizes the remarkable history of the IODE’s ongoing contributions to the community and its longstanding commitment to supporting our local hospital.

Standing at 32 First Street, The Nurse is fittingly located in front of Lord Dufferin Retirement Residence, the location of the...

Orangeville Transit implements steps to keep riders informed about transit changes, accessibility

The Town of Orangeville recognizes many residents rely on Orangeville Transit to get around, whether it’s for work or personal activities. Communication on changes to schedules, stops, and accessibility options is incredibly important, and Orangeville Transit is taking steps to make that information more readily available. 

“This will be an ongoing process, with continual improvements made as we identify communication gaps and new ways to keep our riders informed on anything that might impact their...