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Innisfil proclaims Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Day

Whereas Congenital Heart Disease exists at birth; and

Whereas when people think of heart disease and stroke, they often think of adults and seniors. However, heart disease and stroke can happen in people of all ages, including infants; and

Whereas eight out of every 1000 children born will have some form of a congenital heart defect (C.H.D.); and

Whereas raising awareness has resulted in medical advances that are helping those born with heart disease live into adulthood. Sixty years ago, fewer...

Town launches Municipal Performance Dashboard

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil has launched a new accountability tool on its website so community members can see at a glance how the Town is performing on the services that matter most to residents. 

“The Town of Innisfil's Municipal Dashboard highlights how we're performing as an organization and is in alignment with our commitment to accountability and transparency,” says Oliver Jerschow, CAO. “The dashboard includes 14 measures carefully chosen to represent a variety of Town services and...

Road closure: Lakelands Avenue (Eastern Ave to Centre Ave)

Lakelands Avenue will be closed from Eastern Avenue to Centre Avenue due to prefabricated home construction on February 13, 2024 from approximately 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

For more information, please contact Customer Service at 705-436-3710.

Innisfil proclaims Toque Tuesday

Whereas since 1997, the annual Toque Campaign has supported nearly 200 community agencies across Canada, raising more than eight million to-date in support of long-term solutions to homelessness; and

Whereas the national Toque Campaign sees hundreds of volunteers and supporters selling toques across Canada, with proceeds benefitting partner agencies working directly with people experiencing homelessness.

Now Therefore, I Mayor Lynn Dollin on behalf of the Town of Innisfil hereby proclaim February...

Innisfil launches new pilot program to expand transit options

Innisfil, ON – The Town of Innisfil has launched a new eight-month pilot program to expand transit options within the municipality. Adding to the existing Innisfil Transit service, this new program includes the addition of subsidized Uber Vouchers that will provide 100 residents discounts on eligible rides. Each voucher is valid for up to 30 trips per month during the pilot. Riders will pay the first $6 per eligible trip and the Town of Innisfil will cover an additional $15 maximum per trip.