City of Orillia

City seeking community’s input on Parks, Recreation, Culture and Trails Master Plan

The City of Orillia is updating its Parks, Recreation, Culture, and Trails Master Plan and is inviting the community to help shape the future of Orillia’s parks, trails, recreational facilities, and cultural spaces. Take the online survey before Aug. 1, 2025 or attend the Public Open House on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Orillia Recreation Centre. More information on the Parks, Recreation, Culture and Trails Master Plan, including links to the surveys, can be found online at orillia.ca/PRCTmasterplan.

Boat Trailer Parking Program 

The Boat Trailer Parking Program is in effect seven days a week (Monday through Sunday) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and runs May 15 until Oct. 15, 2025. Orillia residents, and those who pay taxes directly to the City, can park their boat trailer for free by displaying a Resident  Boat Trailer Parking Permit.

Visit orillia.ca/parking to request your permit. 

Ice Storm Damage Information

Do you have questions about damaged trees, fences, sheds and more? The City of Orillia has put together answers to the most common questions we are receiving from residents.

Read the Trees, Fences, Sheds and Signs FAQ. 

For more information on ice storm impacts and supports, visit orillia.ca/icestorm.

What Goes Where Tool

Sort like a pro with the City's What Goes Where Tool. Residents can download the Recycle Coach app on the App Store or Google Play Store, visit the City’s website at orillia.ca/waste, or access it through the OrilliaNow online portal at orillia.ca/now.

Jarvis Street Reconstruction 

The City of Orillia is gearing up for another busy construction season in 2025 with the Jarvis Street Reconstruction project, beginning April 14.

Learn more about the project and impacts at orillia.ca/jarvisstreet.