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Please be advised that Woolverton Access, between Main Street West and Ridge Road, will be temporarily closed on Friday, June 12, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. to allow for scheduled road maintenance.

The Town of Grimsby is inviting local entrepreneurs, start-ups, and micro-business owners to participate in the Local Start-Up Ecosystem Survey.

This week’s update brings exciting progress across the project, including key milestones from our construction team, the introduction of our refreshed brand identity, and new ways for you to stay informed and connected during construction. 

A new collection of vibrant street banners is bringing colour and creativity to Grimsby's streetscape. The Town of Grimsby is proud to unveil a new series of decorative street banners created by internationally acclaimed illustrator Darren Booth.

The Town of Grimsby recognizes the unique and historic character of the Grimsby Beach community and remains committed to preserving and protecting its heritage. As part of the Official Plan Review, the Town has received questions regarding the proposed Area Specific Policy Set for Grimsby Beach. In response, staff have prepared a detailed Q&A to provide clarity on the intent and direction of the policy framework.

Throughout the final phase of the Official Plan Review project, Council approval of the Official Plan had been anticipated for June 2026. Due to ongoing changes to provincial legislation and the planning framework, the project timeline has been extended to allow for additional review and public input on the next revised draft of the Official Plan.

The Town of Grimsby is pleased to announce that a new Type C Pedestrian Crossover (PXO) at the intersection of Nelles Road South and Kennedy Drive is now fully operational.

The Joint Accessibility Advisory Committee (JAAC) is inviting residents across participating Niagara municipalities to share their experiences, insights, and ideas through a new public accessibility survey aimed at helping shape future Multi Year Accessibility Plans.

The survey is designed to gather feedback on accessibility within municipal programs, services, facilities, communication methods, public spaces, transportation, and digital platforms. Community input will help municipalities better identify barriers, understand local needs, and prioritize improvements that create more inclusive and accessible communities for everyone.