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As of Monday, July 13, 2020 when you enter into a public indoor space or use Orillia Transit, you are required to wear a face covering under order of the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU). The City of Orillia has come up with a unique way to reinforce the message of keeping Orillia safe by wearing a mask during the COVID-19 pandemic by adorning City entrance signs with replica surgical masks.Versions of the masked entrance signs are being installed in stages to... Read More...
Orillia Transit Service NoticeDetour Notices & Route ModificationsDowntown Street ClosuresStarting Friday July 10, 2020, Mississaga Street will be closed between Andrew Street and Front Street and Peter Street South will be closed between Mississaga Street East and Colborne Street East. To accommodate these road closures the following transit detours and changes... Read More...
Residents are encouraged to grab a seat on the patio in Downtown Orillia on Friday evenings. Starting this week, July 10, 2020, parts of Mississaga Street will be closed to traffic to allow restaurants to expand their seating into the street as part of the “See You On The Patio” program. “After spending months indoors, we’re looking forward to meeting our friends and neighbours safely in the streets again while supporting the businesses who have... Read More...
Due to the extreme heat and dry weather conditions all outdoor fires areprohibited in the City of Orillia until further notice. “The City of Orillia’s Open-air Burning by-law is in place to ensure safe recreational burning where conditions permit,” said Orillia Fire Chief Brent Thomas. “The Orillia Fire Department is tracking weather conditions on a daily basis and risk factors... Read More...
Due to the extreme heat and dry weather conditions all outdoor fires areprohibited in the City of Orillia until further notice.
“The City of Orillia’s Open-air Burning by-law is in place to ensure safe recreational burning where conditions permit,” said Orillia Fire Chief Brent Thomas. “The Orillia Fire Department is tracking weather conditions on a daily basis and risk factors...
The City of Orillia is implementing a short-term waterfront parking program in an effort to deal with urgent COVID-19 health and safety related issues at Orillia waterfronts.The program allows City of Orillia taxpayers to park and launch their boats for free but requires visitors to pay $50 for each.“Orillia prides itself on being a compassionate, welcoming and inclusive community, so much so that we made it part of our vision statement. Unfortunately, due to the... Read More...
