I want to thank all members of our Owen Sound community for your understanding and compassion in these trying times. We urge residents to exercise caution in the coming weeks when using the roads and sidewalks. A State of Emergency allows the City to access additional resources, should they be needed, to continue to offer the services our residents depend on.Ĭity residents are reminded that many City services are reduced at this time, including road and sidewalk maintenance. The declaration was made by Mayor Ian Boddy on Maat 9:00AM.ĭelivery of essential services such as Fire, Police, Transit, Water & Wastewater and Waste Management will not be impacted. The City of Owen Sound, alongside Grey County and other lower tier municipalities within Grey County have declared a State of Emergency.

Riders must always wear a face covering (mask) while riding.

Proof of Vaccination is required at each facility for those 18+.

Ice pads at the Julie McArthur Regional Recreation Centre and Bayshore Community Centre are open to the public, with both facilities operating at 100% capacity.

Council, Committee, and DIA Board Meetings will be held in-person with public attendance restrictions still in place.

Online payment services remain available for tax and utility payments.

Civil marriage services will be performed Friday-Sunday with Public Health restrictions in place.

Marriage licenses, civil marriage and commissioning services will be available by appointment only.

On Friday, July 16, the Province entered Step Three of its Roadmap to Reopen Ontario.īuilding/Planning/Clerks/Finance Services The City of Owen Sound remains in a State of Emergency due to COVID-19.

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