Agricultural Hall of Fame welcomes 2023 inductees
The Norfolk County Agricultural Hall of Fame will induct the late Irene Anderson, the late Hon. John S. Martin, and Kernal Peanuts Ltd. at a ceremony on September 10.
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Happy Labour Day Weekend, Norfolk County: What’s open and closed
Norfolk County is reminding residents that there are some changes to programs, facilities and services throughout the Labour Day weekend and into the statutory holiday Monday.
County Administration Buildings
All buildings will be closed Monday, September 4, reopening Tuesday, September 5.
Health Unit
All branches will be closed Monday, September 4, reopening Tuesday, September 5. For public health emergencies or hazards, such as outbreaks, food poisoning, meningitis, or rabies, please call the after-hours emergency phone number at 1-877-298-5888.
September Council meetings to take place at Simcoe Library during construction
With ongoing construction at the Norfolk County Administration Building in Simcoe, Council will hold the following meetings at the Norfolk County Public Library’s Simcoe Branch, located at 46 Colborne Street South.
Norfolk represented at AMO Conference in London
From August 20 to 23, Norfolk County joined more than 2,000 participants at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario’s 2023 AMO Conference in London Ontario.
Norfolk County extended strong mayor powers
The Government of Ontario announced on Monday, August 21 that it will provide additional funding to municipalities that meet home-building targets, and extend strong mayor powers to Norfolk County and another 20 municipalities that commit to meeting these targets.
Tour Simcoe Wastewater Plant this Saturday, August 26
For the second time this year, Norfolk County’s Environmental and Infrastructure Services Division is inviting residents to a behind-the-scenes look at one of their facilities.
Oakwood Cemetery Decoration Day is August 27
The annual Decoration Day event at Oakwood Cemetery in Simcoe will take place August 27.
Mayor’s Affordability Roundtable aims to tackle rising costs
Norfolk County is calling upon residents to participate in the Mayor’s Affordability Roundtable.
This group will provide a road map highlighting how the County can identify and execute affordability priorities in many areas, including housing.
Registration for fall and winter recreation programs starts August 22
Norfolk County’s Fall and Winter Recreation Program Guide is now available online to help residents plan and prepare for registration. From swimming, sports, and fitness to art, dancing, and music, Norfolk County is offering dozens of programs and activities for all ages and abilities.
Flags lowered to honour fallen firefighter
Flags at all 11 Norfolk County Fire Stations have been lowered to half-mast to honour the memory of Zachery Muise.
Norfolk County seeking resident feedback on West Street project
Norfolk County is seeking public input on proposed changes for the lane configuration on West Street, from Holden Avenue to Brook Street, in Simcoe.
Norfolk creates survey to review business licensing
Norfolk County staff are always looking for ways to meet the needs of the community. With that in mind, staff are currently reviewing the Business Licensing By-Law, specifically as it relates to health and safety.
Norfolk County is growing, have your say about how
What will Norfolk be like by the year 2050? How do we ensure that future growth and development can benefit the community? On Tuesday, August 15, Norfolk County will launch the next phase of engagement for the ongoing comprehensive Growth Management Study, known as “Grow Norfolk”.
Norfolk County is growing, have your say about how
What will Norfolk be like by the year 2050? How do we ensure that future growth and development can benefit the community? On Tuesday, August 15, Norfolk County will launch the next phase of engagement for the ongoing comprehensive Growth Management Study, known as “Grow Norfolk”.
The study is using new forecasts and new directions to investigate locations for future development within or expanding upon existing settlement areas, reviewing industrial employment lands, dealing with overall housing needs, examining agricultural areas, and much more.
Happy Civic Holiday Weekend, Norfolk County: What’s open and closed
Norfolk County is reminding residents that there are some changes to programs, facilities and services throughout the Civic long weekend and into the statutory holiday Monday.
