Township News

As the due date for the second installment of the 2025 Interim Tax Bill approaches on April 24^th, remember there are many ways to pay your tax bill.

Georgian Bluffs is issuing a friendly challenge to the community: Grab a few friends, hit the road (or trail), and take action for a cleaner, greener Georgian Bluffs.

Running from April 22 to May 13, 2025, the #TrashTagGB Community Clean-up invites local teams to clean up litter along ditches, roadsides, and public spaces that need a little extra love. The date range is no accident – it kicks off on Earth Day and wraps up on Ontario’s Day of Action on Litter, making it the perfect time to roll up your sleeves and take action for the environment.

The April Community Newsletter is now available! 

We hope you find this monthly newsletter useful for reading updates on some of the many projects underway, hearing about upcoming events, and staying connected to what’s happening at the Township and in the community.

The Significant Weather Event declared on March 28, 2025 has now ended. 

Thank you for your patience. For more information on winter snow clearing in Georgian Bluffs, visit www.georgianbluffs.ca/snowclearing

Council is seeking applications from interested Georgian Bluffs residents to fill three (3) to five (5) positions on the 2026-2030 Council Remuneration Committee.

Georgian Bluffs is advising residents of poor road conditions across the Township this morning, following ice buildup that has caused hazardous conditions on roads from Kemble Mountain to Lake Charles, Oxenden, and extending to the Big Bay area.

The Township of Georgian Bluffs has declared a significant weather event due to forecasted and/or observed weather conditions.

Georgian Bluffs is advising residents of the temporary closure of the Keppel Sarawak Townline Bridge (Structure S-005) due to necessary structural repairs.

With melting snow and rain, we're experiencing water accumulation along our roads. Please be cautious of water next to the road, on the shoulder, and covering lanes. Hydroplaning is a possibilty, so drive slowly and with care.

Please be patient as we wait for the waters to recede. Our operations crews are actively addressing the situation where possible. Thank you for your understanding!