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Trail and Signage Improvements Completed Thanks to Greenbelt Foundation Funding

Mayor Dave Barton was joined by the Hon. Peter Bethlenfalvy, MPP Pickering-Uxbridge, Regional Chair John Henry, Deputy Mayor Willie Popp, Regional Councillor Gord Highet and volunteer Derek Connelly in thanking and welcoming the Greenbelt Foundation’s CEO, Edward McDonnell and Board member Rob Messervey.  Attendees enjoyed a spring hike through the picturesque trail system, pausing to enjoy the newly installed interpretive trail signs and learn more about the important natural heritage features...

Downtown Revitalization Next Steps Funded by Grant

The Uxbridge Downtown Revitalization project moves into the implementation stage thanks to continued funding support from the Province, the Region, the Township and the BIA.

On Friday, April 7th, MPP Peter Bethlenfalvy announced that the Township will receive $22,500 in funding through Ontario’s Rural Economic Development Program to support downtown revitalization. Region Chair John Henry announced the Region’s $10,000 support for the project through Invest Durham and Mayor Barton announced that...

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Final Report for Downtown Revitalization Now Available

The Uxbridge Downtown Revitalization Advisory Committee has completed the final recommendations for downtown revitalization. The Uxbridge Downtown Strategic Plan and Action Plan was presented to Council on March 28th, 2022by the Project Manager, Judy Risebrough. While there are recommendations that can be actioned in the short term, larger scale actions will require a 10-15 year commitment to complete.  

Based on the project inputs, the recommendations are focused on

Township Terminates State of Emergency

The Township of Uxbridge has officially ended the state of Emergency that was implemented on March 31, 2020. The Township of Uxbridge, along with much of the province, country and world declared a state of emergency in response to the spread of COVID-19.

The Township, along with the Region of Durham and the other Region of Durham Municipalities, have terminated their declared emergencies simultaneously.