Weather Update - December 31, 2025

Happy New Year Georgian Bluffs! As we ring in 2026, we’re experiencing significant winter weather across the Township.

Weather Update
Environment Canada has issued a snow squall warning, with 30–70 cm of snow expected, and locally higher amounts possible. Near-zero visibility is occurring at times, and conditions may continue into Thursday in some areas.

Road Conditions
The Township remains under a Significant Weather Event Declaration. Plows are on the roads, but due to the volume of snow, it may take longer than usual for roads to return to normal winter maintenance standards. Please avoid travel unless necessary and use extreme caution if driving.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as crews work through this weather event. Please stay safe and warm.

Holiday Office Closure

The Georgian Bluffs Township offices are closed for the holidays from noon on Wednesday, December 24, 2025, until Friday, January 2, 2026. Regular business hours will resume on Monday, January 5, 2026, at 9 a.m.

During this time, please make use of our online services at www.georgianbluffs.ca for any inquiries.

For missed waste pickups, please reach out to Waste Management directly at canresidential@wm.com or 1-800-561-1655.

Georgian Bluffs wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season, and looks forward to another great year in 2026.

Serving Georgian Bluffs and Meaford

Inter Township Fire Department

The Inter Township Fire Department (ITFD) proudly serves the Georgian Bluffs and Meaford communities, offering fire protection and suppression services and engaging the community. Whether you're here to apply for a burn permit, learn about fire safety, or explore recruitment opportunities, we’re here to help!

Fire and Emergency Services

Burn Permits

Planning to burn brush, leaves, or other clean wood? In most cases, you will need a burn permit from the Inter Township Fire Department (ITFD) to burn outdoors.

About the ITFD

The Inter Township Fire Department (ITFD) has been proudly protecting the community for nearly 60 years.

Fire Protection

At the ITFD, our top priority is protecting lives, property, and the environment.

Education and Engagement

We are committed to keeping our community safe not only through emergency services but also by educating and engaging with our residents.

Please Yield

To Flashing Green Lights

Did you know? A flashing green light on a vehicle means a volunteer firefighter is on their way to an emergency. Please yield and let them pass safely—it could make all the difference in saving lives. Let’s work together to keep our community safe!

Grey County

Paramedic Services

Grey County Paramedics

Ontario Provincial

Police

OPP Website