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For immediate release (Jan. 17, 2019) – The City of Orillia welcomed a new, fully accessible Orillia Wheelchair Limousine Service (OWLS) mini bus into its transit fleet today. The low-floor community shuttle provides specialized transit service to those with accessibility needs in Orillia.“Council is committed to improving the Orillia transit system and has invested significantly in it over the past few years. A new, more reliable OWLS bus was... Read More...
For immediate release (Jan. 15, 2019) – The Parks, Recreation and Culture Department is hosting a job fair on Jan. 16, 2019 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Rotary Place.Meet with City staff to learn more about existing and upcoming employment opportunities, including summer jobs and new positions that will become available at the Orillia Recreation Centre scheduled to open in June. Bring your resume and apply in-person for current openings for summer positions... Read More...
For immediate release (Jan. 14, 2019) – Orillia Council kicked-off the 2019 budget process today with an overview of budget documents in advance of the upcoming deliberation process scheduled for January.Staff presented a draft budget with a proposed 2.95% increase to the municipal tax levy for 2019. For a typical household with an assessment value of $250,000, the increase would add approximately... Read More...
For immediate release (Jan. 14, 2019) – Orillia Council kicked-off the 2019 budget process today with an overview of budget documents in advance of the upcoming deliberation process scheduled for January.
Staff presented a draft budget with a proposed 2.95% increase to the municipal tax levy for 2019. For a typical household with an assessment value of $250,000, the increase would add approximately...
For immediate release (Jan. 14, 2019) – After 33 years in fire services, Orillia Fire Chief Ralph Dominelli is retiring effective April 30, 2019.Chief Dominelli started his career in fire services as a volunteer fire fighter with the City of Orillia in 1986. After a short time with the Toronto Fire Service, he returned to Orillia as a full-time fire fighter for the City of Orillia in 1993. Rising through the ranks, he has served the City of Orillia... Read More...
For immediate release (Jan. 11, 2019) – Orillia residents can now track when local roads are plowed using an online application developed by Bell in partnership with the City of Orillia. The Orillia Snowplow Tracker is available through the City’s Pingstreet mobile app or at Orillia.ca/plows.“One thing you can always count on in Orillia is the unpredictability of snow,” said Mayor Steve Clarke.... Read More...
