Your summer story could start here. Are you a student looking to work outdoors, support community programs or gain hands-on experience in your field? Come work with us and build skills, meet people & make a difference. Make it a summer to remember! orangeville.ca/SummerJobs

The regularly scheduled council meeting for December 22 has been cancelled. Interested in watching or attending the next council meeting? Please check out the schedule at orangeville.ca/Meetings Agendas are posted the Thursday prior to the meeting.

A note to our Veteran’s Way community: paving is happening on part of Hansen Blvd so construction vehicles can access the new housing site. Part of the subdivision street will also be paved. This is not the final completion of Hansen Blvd. Please watch for crews and equipment over the next few days.

Need to park overnight while winter parking rules are in effect? We have four public parking lots for use: - Fendley Park - Rotary Park - municipal lot behind 168-178 and 82-90 Broadway - municipal lot at 180 Broadway Learn more: orangeville.ca/winterparking

As we reflect on the past year and look ahead, council and Town staff send warm holiday wishes to our community. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Winter Solstice or more, may this season bring joy & connection. Watch council’s holiday greeting: orangeville.ca/HolidayGreeting

We will be observing modified hours over the Christmas break. Town offices: closed Dec. 24 @ noon until Jan. 1 Libraries, arenas and transit will have some schedule changes over the holidays, including closures on statutory days. View the hours: orangeville.ca/HolidayHours

Can you use the lower boulevard portion of your driveway to park in the winter? YES! Here are a few tips: ✅ stay on the pavement ✅ park horizontally ✅ keep to your side ✅ stay off grass, sidewalks and the road

Council has adopted the 2026 budget, focused on finishing key work, strengthening daily services and responsible future planning. The total tax impact is 3.33%. Updated OPP costs and higher assessment growth helped ease pressures. orangeville.ca/budget

We’re still looking for your thoughts on how Orangeville moves! As we advance our Transportation Master Plan, we’re building a vision for a more connected community. Watch our presentation to council: orangeville.ca/Meetings More: orangeville.ca/TMP

❄️If there’s snow, your car must go!❄️ Please don’t park on the street when it snows. You may get a ticket for blocking a plow. 🔗 orangeville.ca/WinterParking

Share your thoughts on how Orangeville moves! As we advance our Transportation Master Plan, we’re building a vision for a more connected community. Watch our presentation to council: 📅 December 8 at 7 p.m. More: orangeville.ca/TMP

Winter parking rules are in place. If you park on the street overnight between 2 and 7 a.m. you could be ticketed. Need somewhere to park? Find locations at orangeville.ca/WinterParking

Are you registered for the 10-month pre-authorized property tax payments? You may have received a letter about upcoming payment adjustments. Please note: the letter incorrectly stated changes would begin Dec. 5 — the correct date for the first adjusted withdrawal is Jan. 9.

Warming centres in Orangeville are open today (Dec. 1) due to temperatures -5C or below. From 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. drop by one of our warming centres: 🟠 Alder Recreation Centre 🟠 Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre

Overnight winter parking rules start Dec 1! No street parking 2-7 a.m. until Mar 31 so plows can keep roads safe and clear. Daytime rules apply during/after heavy snowfall too. Use one of four overnight lots & check signs on how to park. More tips: orangeville.ca/WinterParking

Environment Canada weather alert issued for our area. Gusting winds and squalls are expected until Sat. Staff are working to keep our streets safe and will continue to respond as the situation changes. Remember to drive safely and according to road/weather conditions.

Council begins its review of the 2026 budget on Dec. 1. This vital process keeps our town running by funding roads, water, wastewater and more. The proposed increase includes 1.99% for Town services and 1.36% for OPP. Learn more: orangeville.ca/Meetings

We’re committed to growing a green Orangeville with a thriving urban tree canopy! A tree canopy is just what it sounds like—they help keep our streets beautiful. They also: 🌲keep our air cleaner 🌲keep us cool on hot days 🌲help fight climate change orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

The Santa Claus Parade is tomorrow (Nov 22.)! Road closures: First St., Broadway & nearby areas start @ 3 p.m. 🚧 Once barriers are up, please don’t cross—it’s dangerous for pedestrians, participants & staff. Plan ahead, respect crossing guards & enjoy the parade! orangeville.ca/SantaParade

The snow might have slowed our plans, but loose leaf collection continues in town. Areas with the highest amount of leaves are being prioritized first. 🍂 rake leaves from boulevard trees only 🍂 please do not rake leaves onto the road

We’re looking for a Parks Co-ordinator. In this role you’ll help coordinate the day-to-day care of Orangeville’s parks, trails, sport fields and outdoor amenities, making sure our shared spaces stay safe, clean and ready to enjoy all year long. 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

Discover holiday spirit at Downtown Orangeville’s Joy & Lights Festival🎄✨ Nov 21–23 & Nov 28–30 (tree lighting on Nov 21). Road closures: 🔴 Second St. (First Ave–Broadway) 🔴 Mill St. (Broadway–Armstrong/Little York) 🔴 Dairy Ln. (Partial closure, no thru traffic) 🎅Santa Claus Parade Nov 22 @ 5 p.m.

Do you have a boulevard tree planted in front of or near your home? We plant twice a year to help keep our tree population thriving. New trees need to be cared for properly. Check out the video below on how to help the new trees thrive. 🔗orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

It’s almost here! The Santa Claus parade is this Saturday, Nov. 22 at 5 p.m. 🎅 Transit will end early at 2:45 p.m. for the parade. Please plan ahead if you’re going to the parade or need to get around town. Find all the details: orangeville.ca/SantaParade

Fall tree planting starts next week! 🌳 The Town plants new trees along streets each spring and fall, and our contractor hand-digs each spot to give them the best chance to grow. Please drive with care near crews. 🚧 Learn more about our urban canopy: orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

Join us Sat., Nov. 22 @ 5 p.m. for the Santa Claus Parade. Route starts at First St. & Hansen Blvd., up to Broadway and ends at Fourth St. Roads close: 3 p.m. Buses stop: 2:45 p.m. Get in the spirit with the Joy & Lights Festival all weekend. 🔗 orangeville.ca/SantaParade

Snow might arrive this weekend! If it arrives: ❄️ drive for conditions ❄️ give yourself extra time ❄️ avoid street parking until plows pass Main roads are cleared first, then residential streets. Thanks for your patience as crews work to clear roads. orangeville.ca/Snow

We’re hiring a Water Works Operator. This role supports the delivery of safe, reliable drinking water by maintaining and operating the Town’s water systems, conducting water quality testing, and assisting with related Public Works activities. 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

The Orangeville Royal Canadian Legion will host its annual Remembrance Day parade and ceremony on Nov. 11. The parade will begin at 10:15 a.m. at the legion and continue to Town Hall. Ceremony to follow at the Orangeville Cenotaph at Alexandra Park.

Reminder! ⏰ Mayor Post’s next town hall event is all about the youth in our community! Save the date for Nov. 12, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. at Tony Rose! Doors open at Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre in the upper banquet hall at 6 p.m. See you there!

Huge thanks to Enbridge Gas Ontario for backing Orangeville Fire Services' training! With better materials, our firefighters are more prepared—and our community is safer. 🚨

Are you a young person living in Orangeville? The Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council has teamed up with @lisa_posty for the next town hall event! Hear from our guest speakers on activities, opportunities and more. All members of the public are welcome! Doors open at 6 p.m.

Are you a full-time student or recent graduate of a full-time post-secondary human resources program? We have a co-op opportunity available for January to April 2026. 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

We’re planning for the future with our Transportation Master Plan, creating a vision for how our roads, trails, sidewalks and transit work together to keep our community connected. Join us at the Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre in the Northview room on October 23 from 5 to 7 p.m. orangeville.ca/TMP

Fall tree planting with Sustainable Orangeville and Credit Valley Conservation is back! Join them October 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. to plant trees and shrubs along the Mill Creek. The group will gather behind the Tim Hortons at 46 Broadway. Registration recommended: orangeville.ca/PlantWithUs

Have questions about the Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT) process? Join our virtual info session this Thursday, Oct. 9, 7-8 p.m. to learn how appeals work, when you can get involved, and more. Register: orangeville.ca/OLTInfo Send questions in advance: [email protected]

Canada Post strike: what you need to know ⚠️ While Canada Post is on strike, we will be unable to receive mail. Need to make a payment during the strike? Visit orangeville.ca/PostalStrike for details.

Your 2025 final property tax installment is due Sept 25. Property taxes help deliver trusted public services, from libraries and fire protection to beautiful parks and road improvements. Avoid late penalties—contact Customer Service if you need a copy of your bill: orangeville.ca

Wondering what roadwork, sidewalks and other road-related construction projects are happening around Orangeville? Check out the current projects happening in town at orangeville.ca/Construction

Calling all comms professionals! We’re hiring a Communications Lead, Website Redevelopment to tackle the redesign of our municipal website. This isn’t an IT role—the right communications lead will guide content, clarity and accessibility on the website. 🔗http://orangeville.ca/jobs

Vandalism and thefts are rising in our parks. ⚠️ Items like bleacher seats and copper wiring have been stolen from parks like Springbrook, Kay Cee Gardens and Rotary. This causes damage, closures & costs our community. Police are investigating. Report any suspicious activity.

Starting Sept. 8, we’re installing a new intersection with traffic & pedestrian signals at First and Fead St. 🚦 This will bring new lights, streetlights, pedestrian signals, and work on curbs & sidewalks. Lane reductions are expected; we'll maintain local & emergency traffic!

Our new transit routes are here! Yesterday, the new route changes began. What happens from here? We'll be monitoring the new route performance and listening to our drivers and riders to let us know how they're working. youtu.be/W1B6g6COww0

Crossings and signals keep our community safe and connected—from students walking to school to drivers on the road. We’re planning updates to make improvements, keeping them safe and accessible for everyone. Watch the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfJ4... Learn more: orangeville.ca/Crossings

Back to school safety takes point at Mayor Post's next public town hall! Save the date for Sept. 10, 2025 at 6:30 p.m. Hear from: 🔵Councillors Prendergast and Stevens 🔵Dufferin OPP 🔵our crossing guards supervisor Doors open at Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre in the upper banquet hall at 6 p.m.

We’re redesigning our website—and we’re looking for a Website Redevelopment Specialist to lead the way! This 18-month contract is about: 🔵 leading content strategy/plain language writing 🔵 ensuring accessibility (AODA/WCAG 2.1+) 🔵 guiding staff orangeville.ca/Jobs

We're transforming our transit system to serve our community better. It started with a fare free pilot in 2023. For the first time since 2012, we are overhauling our routes. The new routes launch Sept. 2. A preview of the map and schedule is available at orangeville.ca/NewRoutes

We're more than two years into our fare free transit pilot, now extended to July 2027. This morning, we were very excited to see a nod to our program in a piece on Yahoo! News, highlighting the increases we've seen in our ridership. Read the article at ca.news.yahoo.com/hersh-free-t...

Do you have a boulevard tree planted in front of or near your home? We plant trees twice a year to help keep the population thriving. These trees need to be cared for properly. Check out the video below for tips from our team on how to help them thrive. orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

Stormwater ponds help prevent flooding and treat runoff meaning they’re not safe for swimming, wading, or boating. The water can contain oil, bacteria, and chemicals, and some ponds have steep drop-offs. Keep the fun on land and stay safe!