Town News

Mayor Wade Mills, on behalf of the Council of the Town of Shelburne, proclaim that the Saturday before Father’s Day, National Garden Day, June 18 in 2022, be recognize as Garden Day in the Town of Shelburne as a legacy of Canada’s Year of the Garden 2022; and proclaim 2022 as “Year of the Garden” in the Town of Shelburne in celebration of the contribution of gardens and gardening to the development of our country, our municipality and the lives of our citizens in terms of health, quality of life and environmental challenges. Proclamation.

Statement regarding Mass Shooting in Buffalo, NY. At the May 30, 2022 Council Meeting, the Shelburne DEI Committee requested that their recommended Statement be approved and issued regarding the mass shooting that took place in Buffalo, NY.

On May 30, 2022 The Town of Shelburne Council discussed the US mass shootings and condemned the ongoing gun violence in the United States. Council provided their support of a recent.

Public Notice. Declaration of Surplus Land.

Have Your Say Shelburne!. The Town has drafted a new by-law that would prohibit smoking in all Town of Shelburne Parks, Trails, Open Space and on Town properties.

National Public Works Week - May 15- 21, 2022. WHEREAS public works professionals focus on infrastructure, facilities and services that are of vital importance to sustainable and resilient communities and to the public health, high quality of life and wellbeing of the people of Ontario; and.

Washing the Downtown Core. Public Works will be washing walkways in the downtown area Friday May 13 at 12:00am, expected completion by 8:00am that morning.

On December 13, 2021, the Mayor, and Council passed a Clean Yards Bylaw that would become enforceable on April 15, 2022, allowing time for the application and approval of set fines. In response to Council direction to move from complaint driven enforcement to proactive enforcement Town of Shelburne Municipal Law Enforcement Officers will be conducting Proactive Enforcement Blitz’s throughout the year.

Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. Whereas Multiple Sclerosis is a chronic, often disabling neurological disease affecting an estimated 1 in 400 Canadians and approximately 90,000 across the country; and.

Resident Reminder: Boulevard Obstructions. As residents prepare their properties for the warmer months, please do not build or install permanent features on the boulevard or around boulevard trees.