September 24, 2021 – Under the Provincial Government's Proof of vaccination policy, beginning on Wednesday, September 22, 2021, visitors to the Penetanguishene Memorial Community Centre (PMCC) will be required to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19.
The Town of Penetanguishene would like to inform residents/businesses that Duncor Enterprises will be installing a preventative road maintenance treatment on Fuller Avenue (Cambridge Street to Laurier Road) on September 24, 2021. This project will take approximately 1 day to complete, weather permitting, and will commence at approximately 7:30am.
Autumn is here! Town staff have received inquiries about alternative routes and parking for the Overhead Bridge Trail.
Update: The Town of Penetanguishene Public Works Department would like to inform residents/businesses that Superior Road Products will be installing a preventative road maintenance treatment on Champlain Road (Military Road to the Town Limits) and Sandy Bay Road (Between Gilwood Park Drive and Gilwood Park Drive) on September 29th, 2021. This project will take approximately 1 day to complete, weather permitting.
The Town of Penetanguishene would like to advise residents that the public parking lot, located next to 63 Main Street, will be closed from the morning of September 23rd until the late evening of September 25th.
The Town of Penetanguishene and Town of Midland Fire Departments will be conducting simulation training activities utilizing the empty building at 51 Dunlop Street, the former Penetanguishene Secondary School.
Council Highlights provide a brief overview of noteworthy decisions and presentations made at Town of Penetanguishene Council meetings. Detailed agendas and minutes from the meetings are available on our website.
Town of Penetanguishene Committee of Adjustment will hold an electronic public meeting on Monday, September 27, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. to consider the following applications:
PENETANGUISHENE, September —The Penetanguishene Centennial Museum & Archives is pleased to announce the arrival of Unmasking Influenza, a travelling exhibition that looks at the lasting impact of the influenza pandemic in Canada — and asks if we’re prepared for the next one.