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Township of Uxbridge Ends State of Emergency; Rebuilding Continues

The Township of Uxbridge has officially ended the State of Emergency that was put into effect on May 21st when an EF2 Tornado caused extensive damage across the municipality. Rebuilding and restoration continue in Uxbridge to recover from the storm.

The Township has maintained the State of Emergency after the tornado while the Municipality and its residents were receiving recovery services from various levels of Government and 3rd party agencies.

The Township is grateful for the extensive...

Committee of Council Highlights - June 20, 2022

Committee of Council highlights for June 20, 2022:

• Township Auditor Presents Audit ReportsCommittee received a summary of audit reports for the Consolidated Financial Statements , and Trust Funds
• Township Updates Master Fire PlanCommittee heard a presentation on the process to update the Fire M aster Plan. The revised Fire Plan, when adopted, will guide the Fire Department and Township in making decisions for the next 10 years relating to staffing, fire safety, equipment, station needs and associated...

Council Highlights - June 13, 2022

Council highlights for June 13, 2022:

• Whitchurch-Stouffville Legacy Fund Donates to Uxbridge Storm Relief EffortsMayor Barton thanked Whitchurch-Stouffville Mayor Iain Lovatt and the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville Legacy Fund for providing $25,000 towards storm relief in Uxbridge. The money was deposited with the Uxbridge Rotary Club Foundation who is dispersing money to charitable organizations supporting those displaced by the storm.
• Canada Day Fireworks a go at Elgin ParkCouncil approved an...

Township Page June 23, 2022

The June 23 2022 issue of the Township pages 2 and 3 of the Cosmos newspaper is available for viewing.

Province Approves Disaster Relief Funding for Eligible Uxbridge Residents

The Province of Ontario has activated the Disaster Recovery Assistance for Ontarians (DRAO) program for Township of Uxbridge residents who qualify.

This program can help property owners/tenants recover costs after a natural disaster including:

• clean up expenses
• costs to repair or replace essential property
• basic emergency expenses

You can apply if the affected property is in the activation area and if you are in one of the following categories:

• small owner-operated businesses

• small owner-operated farms