To ensure social distancing provisions are maintained, this meeting will be available for viewing on Rogers TV only as staff and members of Council will be participating in the meeting electronically. The open session portion of the meeting is posted on our YouTube Channel for viewing.
(PENETANGUISHENE, ON) - the Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, with assistance from local residents who reported illegal dumping, has laid charges on a local resident for two (2) occurrences regarding the dumping of household waste materials on Alvin Williams Road in Penetanguishene which occurred on May 4th, 2020 and July 21st, 2020.
The Committee of Adjustment of the Town of Penetanguishene will hold an electronic public meeting on August 24th, 2020 at 7:00 p.m. to consider the following applications:
The Town of Penetanguishene continues to monitor news and updates concerning COVID-19 in order to ensure we work to keep our community members safe. To make sure you as community members can stay involved and up to date we encourage you to subscribe to our website email subscription service.
The Town of Penetanguishene is a lower-tier municipality within the County of Simcoe and located on the southeast shores of Georgian Bay, often referred to as North Simcoe or Huronia, approximately 165 kilometres north of the City of Toronto. The Town is noted for its small-town character, welcoming multilingual citizens, mix of housing and employment opportunities, natural landscapes and exceptional waterfront.
It is with mixed emotions that the Town announces the retirement of Donna Lacroix, our Tax Collector/Utility Accounting Clerk. Donna has been a devoted Town of Penetanguishene staff member for over 9 years and will be greatly missed by fellow colleagues and our local residents.
The Town of Penetanguishene continues to monitor news and updates concerning COVID-19 in order to ensure we work to keep our community members safe. To make sure you as community members can stay involved and up to date we encourage you to subscribe to our website email subscription service.
July 28th - Most of us in southern Ontario take safe and plentiful drinking water for granted, but that supply is being protected through the actions of numerous legislative provisions, one of which is a local stakeholder group called the Source Protection Committee, created under the Clean Water Act of 2006.