Living in Orillia

For immediate release (July 16, 2019)  - The City of Orillia has received notice from the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit that a swim advisory has been issued for Couchiching Beach, located at Couchiching Beach Park, due to a higher than normal bacteria count.
A swimming advisory is issued when the bacteria levels exceed those considered acceptable by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit.  An advisory is a warning to swimmers, but it is not...
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Partial Road Closure at the intersection of King Street and Front Street South
To accommodate roadworks on Front Street, the west side of the King Street intersection will be closed the week of July 15-19.  J.B. Enterprises has a traffic control plan in place for this closure. A detour map detailing this closure is provided below.  As an example, traffic will not be able to turn left onto King Street from Front Street South when travelling towards...
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Partial Road Closure at the intersection of King Street and Front Street South
To accommodate roadworks on Front Street, the west side of the King Street intersection will be closed starting Wednesday July 10th for three days.  J.B. Enterprises has a traffic control plan in place for this closure.  A link to the detour map detailing this closure is provided below.  As an example, traffic will not be able to turn left onto King Street from Front...
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For immediate release (July 4, 2019) – As we continue to ride this recent heat wave, the City of Orillia would like to share some ways you and your family can stay cool.
The Orillia Fire Department recommends the following tips to stay cool and hydrated during the heat wave:

• Drink plenty of water and fluids to prevent dehydration.
  
• Avoid strenuous outdoor activity and exercise.
  
• Take a cool shower or bath.
  
• If you go...
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For immediate release (July 3, 2019) – The City of Orillia has installed 42 banners, highlighting five themes, that celebrate the spirit of Orillia on street side light poles along Mississaga Street East and Centennial Drive.
“The new banners bring vibrancy to one of Orillia’s greatest tourist destinations – our beautiful downtown and waterfront,” said Mayor Steve Clarke. “Seeing a unique artistic interpretation of some...
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