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The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority advises that the water levels in Lake Simcoe are higher than average for this time of year, due to recent rainfall and snowmelt. These higher-than-average water levels are posing a significant risk of flooding along the Lake Simcoe shoreline. Flooding has been reported in some localized low-lying areas. There is a high risk of dike failures in the Keswick, Kolbar and Bradford polders.  Depending on wind conditions, there may be localized effects on lake levels, leading to increased flooding.

Shelly the safety turtle is reminding drivers to slow down. The Safe Streets Monitoring Program uses Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras to encourage people to drive the posted speed limit. Five cameras have been installed – one in each ward – in Community Safety Zones. The cameras will become operational beginning April 10.

Southlake Health is pleased to report that numerous submissions were received in response to our proposal call for land suitable for building a large community hospital. 

Thank you to everyone who shared, commented and reached out about Winter. The Georgina Animal Shelter and Adoption Centre is happy to share that this sweet girl has found her forever family.

Update - April 8, 2025

The phone issues have been resolved. If you need to reach the Town and are still unable to get through by phone, send an email to info@georgina.ca.

Be advised the Civic Centre is experiencing some phone issues. The Town is working with its vendor to resolve the issue. 

If you need to reach the Town and are unable to get through by phone, send an email to info@georgina.ca.

York Region staff will be at the Pefferlaw Lion’s Hall reception centre to speak to residents about supports and services on the following dates and times:

The Pefferlaw Lion’s Hall Reception Centre is moving to 24-hour operations starting this evening (April 2) with assistance from the Red Cross for anyone requiring accommodation. Showers are available at the Georgina Leisure Pool and MURC for those who require them.

The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority advises that areas of the watershed are forecast to receive 20 – 40mm of precipitation starting Wednesday afternoon and through Thursday.  Higher amounts of rainfall may occur in localized areas as a result of thunderstorm activity.

As the chill of winter fades and the warmth of spring beckons, the Town invites you to embrace the season of renewal with a community-wide commitment to cleaning and caring for our beautiful Georgina. Celebrate Earth Month with us by participating in a range of activities designed to spruce up our community, declutter our homes, plant trees and connect with our neighbours. 

Spring has arrived and Georgina is bustling with fun activities and events for everyone. It’s time to get back outside and enjoy the warmer temperatures. If the weather doesn’t allow, there are many fun indoor activities to keep you busy.