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  • Town of Grimsby statement regarding the departure of Harry Schlange, Chief Administrative Officer

    The Town Council of Grimsby and Harry Schlange, Chief Administrative Officer have mutually agreed on Mr. Schlange’s departure from his current position effective December 5, 2022. Harry Schlange joined the Town of Grimsby in July 2019 as the Chief Administrative Officer. “I was very fortunate to lead a great team that has led the way for significant and major accomplishments that will have a legacy impact on Grimsby’s future. I wish Council and Staff much success this term,” stated Harry Schlange.

  • Town of Grimsby statement regarding the departure of Harry Schlange, Chief Administrative Officer

    The Town Council of Grimsby and Harry Schlange, Chief Administrative Officer have mutually agreed on Mr. Schlange’s departure from his current position effective December 5, 2022. Harry Schlange joined the Town of Grimsby in July 2019 as the Chief Administrative Officer. “I was very fortunate to lead a great team that has led the way for significant and major accomplishments that will have a legacy impact on Grimsby’s future. I wish Council and Staff much success this term,” stated Harry Schlange.

  • Notice: Winter Maintenance of Municipal Roads

    Residents are reminded that Section 170 (12) of The Highway Traffic Act prohibits the parking or standing of vehicles on any roadway in such a manner as to interfere with the clearing of snow from the roadway.

  • New Platform for Meeting Calendar, Agendas and Minutes

    The Town of Grimsby is moving to eScribe for Meetings, Agendas and Minutes for the new term of Council.  Please visit our eScribe calendar for upcoming meeting dates and times, and direct access to Agendas and Minutes.  Unless otherwise noted, meetings are open to the general public.

  • The Town of Grimsby Expands Its List of Protected Heritage Properties

    As part of the Town’s 2019-2022 Strategic Priorities, Town Staff and Council have been working together to protect, preserve, and enhance Grimsby’s distinct heritage and culture.

  • The Town of Grimsby Expands Its List of Protected Heritage Properties

    As part of the Town’s 2019-2022 Strategic Priorities, Town Staff and Council have been working together to protect, preserve, and enhance Grimsby’s distinct heritage and culture.

  • A Message from Mayor Jeff Jordan

    It has come to my attention that a number of candidates in our municipal election have experienced theft or vandalism of election signs.  This is unfortunate and disheartening and these types of actions are both unlawful and unwelcome in Grimsby.

  • Sports Related Objects on Municipal Roadways

    The Town of Grimsby is responsible for the control and maintenance of local municipal roadways within the Town. We are therefore mindful of any sport-related objects (e.g. hockey nets, basketball nets, skateboard ramps, etc.) placed along the municipal road edge that could interfere with municipal operations or provide a conflict with pedestrians and/or vehicles using the roadway.

  • Alternate Voting Options Available for the 2022 Municipal Election

    The Town of Grimsby will have alternative voting methods available for those unable to cast their ballot on Election Day - October 24, 2022.

    The Town of Grimsby will offer the following opportunities for advance and alternative voting.


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Town of Grimsby
160 Livingston Avenue
Grimsby ON, L3M 0J5
Phone: 905-945-9634
Fax: 905-945-5010

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