Town News

Have Your Say Shelburne!. The Town’s current traffic by-law was written in 1983 and has been amended on several occasions in response to changes and demands for additional or alternative provisions.

Reminder: The Municipal Grant Funding Application. The.

The Shelburne Diversity and Equity Committee has been informed of, and is troubled by the recent incident that happened at Centre Dufferin District High School. We have yet to hear all the details, and want to be respectful to all parties involved, and to any ongoing investigation being conducted by the Police and the Upper Grand District School Board.

On July 25, 2022, the Mayor, and Council passed a smoking or vapourizing of tobacco bylaw that regulates smoking or vapourizing of tobacco on municipally owned or leased properties in the Town of Shelburne. Please see.

This morning at Town Hall the the DCCRC (Dufferin County Cultural Resource Circle) flag for National Indigenous Peoples Day was raised. .

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The Town provides a monthly page of news, notices and events in the local newspaper, the Shelburne Free Press. Please click to see.

The Town provides a monthly page of news, notices and events in the local newspaper, the Shelburne Free Press. Please click to see.

Mayor Wade Mills, on behalf of the Council of the Town of Shelburne, proclaims June 2022 as “Brain Injury Awareness Month” in the Town of Shelburne and encourage citizens to join the Ontario Brain Injury Association’s campaign to “Shine a Light on Brain Injury”. Proclamation.

Mayor Wade Mills, on behalf of the Council of the Town of Shelburne, proclaims June 21, 2022 as National Indigenous Peoples Day in the Town of Shelburne. Proclamation.