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The Regional Municipality of York is continuing to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to eligible residents as identified in Phase 2 of the Government of Ontario’s COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan.

The Town of Georgina is increasing no parking and no stopping fines within the Waterfront Park Buffer Zone after receiving approval from the Regional Senior Justice. This includes the entire shoreline area of Lake Simcoe and Town roads in lakeside neighbourhoods. A section along the Black River north of High Street in Sutton is also included.

With winter around the corner, it's time to put the summer toys away. The Town of Georgina is reminding residents of the zoning regulations for leisure vehicle storage on residential lots.

The Town of Georgina is committed to assisting local individuals, community groups and organizations with their fundraising needs. To do so, the Town has established the Georgina Community Initiatives Fund, which has been funded through the Annual Georgina Charity Golf Classic.

New - As COVID has changed the way many events operate, applications for costs pertaining to online and virtual fundraisers are now being accepted.

How to apply:

Due to COVID-19, the Town of Georgina will continue to accept 2019 resident parking passes as valid parking passes for the 2020 year. If you no longer have a 2019 parking pass or require a new one, residents may now obtain one for each vehicle through our online parking pass request. Either the 2019 or your 2020 parking pass must be displayed while parked in areas where required by signage.

Bears have been spotted recently near populated areas in Georgina. Bears want to avoid humans. Most encounters are not aggressive and attacks are rare. But if you feel a bear poses an immediate threat to your personal safety or the safety of others, call 911 or local police. 

Call 911 or local police, if a bear: