Town of Grimsby News

At the May 12 Council meeting, a memo on Strong Mayor Powers was discussed and received for information. If you are curious about what this means for Grimsby, you can review the details and see how these powers may impact local decision-making.

As we head into the first long weekend of the summer season, the Town of Grimsby wishes everyone a safe, relaxing, and enjoyable Victoria Day! Town facilities and services will have modified hours for the long weekend.

Throughout the month of May, changes will be made to school zones located within eight Community Safety Zones in Niagara Region in order to simplify signage and create an easier understanding for residents and drivers.

Canadian HR Reporter’s Leading HR Teams report, recognizes organizations that are breaking boundaries to move the HR profession forward, and the Town of Grimsby has been awarded the prestigious title of the Best HR Teams for Innovation in Canada.

Starting Monday, May 5, 2025, Town crews will be conducting annual hydrant flushing as part of routine water main maintenance. The affected areas are South of QEW from Elizabeth and Mountain Streets westerly to Grimsby/Stoney Creek boundary.

It is truly heartbreaking to hear that Harmony House Jewellers has been robbed again and our hearts go out to the owners and staff who work so hard to serve our community. Over the past few weeks, our community has experienced a troubling increase in criminal activity, including multiple robberies that have understandably caused concern and fear, and have shaken our sense of security.

Earth Day is almost here! And we want to show our planet some love. The Town is offering free garbage bags and gloves to residents who want to organize their own local clean-up efforts!

The Town of Grimsby extends warm wishes for a happy and safe Easter holiday. Town facilities and services will have modified hours for the long weekend. Please see below for details.

Grimsby is developing a Tourism Strategic Action Plan, and we want to hear from you. Whether you’re a resident, a local business owner, or someone who cares about our community, your input matters.

Announced this morning, Ontario is proposing to expand strong mayor powers to the heads of council in 169 municipalities, including Grimsby, effective May 1, 2025, to help deliver on provincial priorities, such as building more homes, transit and other infrastructure across Ontario.