News

Most Town of Grimsby facilities are open today and operating as scheduled until otherwise posted, with the exception of the Grimsby Public Library, which is closed today.

The Town of Grimsby is introducing a more streamlined, digital approach to municipal services with the implementation of Cloudpermit, a community development software used by local governments around the world. This online system manages building permit applications and inspection requests, allowing greater ease for residents in accessing their applications.

The Town of Grimsby is proudly reflecting on an extraordinary 2025 – a year defined by progress, partnership, and joyful moments shared across our community. From major infrastructure milestones to vibrant celebrations and record-breaking charitable initiatives, Grimsby continues to shine as a town where people come together to build something truly special.

Mayor Jeff Jordan, Members of Council, and the Town of Grimsby staff extend their congratulations to Bob Gale on his appointment as Chair of the Niagara Region.

The Town of Grimsby has awarded 11 significant and well-deserving community organizations grants as part of the Community Project Grant Program. These grants are intended to provide eligible groups the financial support to help the start-up of an eligible organization, project or short-term undertaking, and enhance programs aimed at increasing community participation.

The Town of Grimsby is providing an important update on the Downtown Reimagined Project, following recent discussions with members of the downtown business community.

The Town of Grimsby wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season! During this holiday period, Town facilities and services will have modified hours. Please see below for details.

The Town of Grimsby Municipal Law Enforcement has launched a Let’s Talk Grimsby page to help provide clear and accessible information on the new Administrative Monetary Penalty System (AMPS) By-law.

By offering a streamlined, administrative process, AMPS supports improved safety, fairness, and by-law compliance within the community.

What began as a night of celebration and collaboration has transformed into a gift of extraordinary impact for McNally House Hospice. The Town of Grimsby is pleased to announce a donation of $69,036.62 to McNally House Hospice, made possible through the success of the 2025 Grimsby Economic Gala.

The Niagara Region has announced that, effective January 1, 2026, recycling collection for non-eligible sources (NES) currently serviced by the Region will be discontinued. Residential recycling is not affected — residents should continue to set out their blue boxes as usual.