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The Town of Grimsby is reminding eligible voters that in-person advance voting is available for the 2026 Municipal and School Board Elections.

Construction continues this week on Main Street West and at the Elm Street and Mountain Street intersection. While challenging underground conditions have extended some construction timelines, crews continue to make progress on these important infrastructure improvements.

An exciting milestone for Grimsby and the Niagara Region! Today, the Province of Ontario announced that a contract has been awarded for major construction of the new Grimsby GO Station, bringing the community one step closer to expanded regional transit connections.

A message from Mayor Jeff Jordan about the vandalization of election signs during this municipal election campaign.

With Thanksgiving this weekend, please be aware that Town Hall, the Grimsby Museum, Grimsby Public Library, Grimsby Public Art Gallery, Major Refrigeration Peach King Centre, and the Operations Centre will be closed Monday, October 12.

The Town of Grimsby was pleased to join Walker in celebrating the official opening of West Niagara Renewables, a renewable energy and organics processing facility located in Grimsby.

The Town of Grimsby has received national recognition for its work in human resources, earning an Excellence Awardee designation for Excellence in HR Team Performance (fewer than 500 employees) at the 2026 Canadian HR Awards.

Pavement restoration on Main Street East and Elm Street is complete. Overnight paving along Main Street East, through the Elm Street intersection and into the Balsam Lane parking lot, wrapped up Wednesday, September 30, followed by daytime paving on the majority of Elm Street on Thursday, October 1. Elm Street is now fully open.

The Town of Grimsby is preparing to begin road and drainage improvements at several locations throughout the community.

Eligible Voters in the Town of Grimsby should have received their Voter Information Letter by mail no later than October 1, 2026.