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February 24, 2022 Town Page

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Customer Service is available during facility closures. You can reach the team at 905-478-4282 or reach us online through either of these methods:

Email Customer Service  Customer Service Website Page 

Upcoming Council Meetings 

From February 15

COVID-19 Updates - The memo, which was amended to reflect updated announcements from the Province of Ontario, included an overview of the updated screening process at Town recreation facilities

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Trail safety notice - temporary closures

Please be cautious around creeks, rivers, and trails in East Gwillimbury!

 Temporary barricades have been placed at the following trails due to flooding and slippery/icy conditions: 

• Vivian Creek Park Trail (between Samuel Harper Court and the Soccer field)
• Shannon Park Trail (between Centre Street and the Tennis Courts) 
• Nokiidaa Trail bridge (at Green Lane)

Updates will be shared once the sections of the above trails reopen. Please be safe and follow signs posted in the area.

February 17, 2022 Town Page

Stay connected to the Town

Customer Service is available during facility closures. You can reach the team at 905-478-4282 or reach us online through either of these methods:

Email Customer Service  Customer Service Website Page 

Upcoming Council Meetings 

Highlights from the February 15 Council meeting will be included in next week’s Town Page.

Next Council Meeting - March 8 at 10 a.m. 

The Council meeting agenda will be available at noon on March 3 on the

Share your spring and summer photos with us to be featured in the Health and Active Living Guide!

Have you taken photos at Town parks, trails or events? We’re looking for spring and summer photos to be featured in the next Health & Active Living Guide! Please email your photos to us by February 28 for your chance to be featured in the guide!

For details, please visit the Share your Photos page. 

East Gwillimbury – Well positioned for growth with healthy reserves and no debt

East Gwillimbury staff provided an update on financial reserves to Council at the February 8 Council Workshop. The estimated reserves of $125.3 M and no debt reflect the Town’s solid financial status.

Reserves are replenished through planned contributions, the allocation of revenue surpluses each year as well as development charges collected from new development. East Gwillimbury staff analyze short and long-term asset replacement costs and requirements as well as future needs to support the Town’s...