News

The Town of Grimsby has awarded nine significant and well-deserving community organizations grants as part of the Community Project Grant Program.

Canada Post has resumed operations, and the Town of Grimsby is sending and receiving mail again. It may take some time for mail operations to normalize, and we encourage residents to continue making alternative payment methods wherever possible.

The Town of Grimsby wishes the community a safe and happy holiday season. Town facilities and services will have modified hours for the holidays.

Amid ongoing uncertainty about when postal services will resume, the Town urges residents to consider alternative methods for submitting payments during this time. Additionally, those anticipating a bill from the Town are encouraged to contact the relevant department to verify the details.

Town Staff have completed the water bill deliveries for Area C (this includes areas East of Kerman Avenue to Robinson Street and covers properties between the Lake and the Escarpment).

At a recent Council Meeting, Grimsby Council approved updates to the 2025 User Fees and Charges. User fees are used by municipalities to fund programs and services that provide individual benefit or limited benefit to the community as a whole. Charging these fees helps to limit what is recovered from property taxes.

Due to the postal strike, the Town of Grimsby will be hand delivering water bills for residents in Area C (this includes areas East of Kerman Avenue to Robinson Street and covers properties between the Lake and the Escarpment).

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have officially gone on strike as of Friday, November 15, 2024, and Town of Grimsby residents may be impacted.

A pre-application proposal has been received by the Town of Grimsby for an Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law amendment for the lands known at 13 Mountain Street and 19-23 Elm Street.