The council conducted legislative business including the introduction and passing of By-law 5309-26, which confirms all actions and proceedings of the council. Additionally, several community news and celebration updates were shared, such as the upcoming movie night at the Kemble Arena, the commencement of the Poppy Campaign for the Chatsworth Legion, Halloween activities at the Community Centre, and the results of the Communities in Bloom program in Southgate.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
County Council Council And Committee Of The Whole Meeting
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The meeting included an update on the long-term care redevelopment task force, highlighting project delays at the Rockwood Terrace development site and the status of the 2027 long-term care budget. The council passed several bylaws, including an amendment to the official plan and a new conference policy. Discussions also touched on Rural Ontario Week and the passing of a past warden. Additionally, an update was provided on new succession planning services offered by the business enterprise center to assist business owners with exit and sales strategies.
Sep 22, 2026·Board meeting
Grey County Council Minutes
The committee reviewed the 2027 and 2028 draft budgets, focusing on levy increases, inflation, staffing requests, and asset management. Departmental updates were provided regarding planning, economic development, social services, housing initiatives, long-term care facilities, paramedic services enhancement plans, and transportation infrastructure. Additionally, a closed session was held to discuss labour relations and employee negotiations.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting
Grey County Council And Committee Of The Whole Council And Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The council addressed several long-term care operational matters. Approval was granted for the single-source purchase of a fire panel and system replacement at the Gay Gables facility. The council also awarded the contract for the building automation system replacement at Lee Manor to Empire Controls, which involved reallocating funds from the capital budget. Additionally, significant discussion occurred regarding a request for additional funding to expand the scope of a study investigating future options for long-term care sites in light of a new provincial renovation funding program. Members debated the value of further investigation, specifically regarding the potential for site redevelopments versus existing challenges related to operational costs and competitiveness with the private sector.
