News and Notices

Town Council approves 2022 budget

December 14, 2021 – Town Council passed the 2022 budget tonight, which focuses on recovery, resilience and growth: serving our communities current needs while planning for future growth.

“The budget public engagement survey conducted in September indicated that residents want us to maintain, if not improve service levels - the 2022 budget does just that,” said Mayor Allan Thompson. “It achieves our two-part goal to provide programs, services and infrastructure that meet today’s needs and make key...

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Public Open House: Future Caledon - Official Plan Review

Second Official Plan open house

Please join us for the second Public Open House for Future Caledon, the Town’s New Official Plan.

Meeting date: December 13, 2021 | Meeting time: 6:30 p.m.

The Official Plan serves as a road map to responsibly and strategically manage growth and change over the next 30+ years. At this meeting you will have the opportunity to: 

• Learn more about the project, hear about the overall timeline and opportunities to get involved.
• Hear about what we’ve learned from our research...

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Lighting up Diwali without fireworks

October 28, 2021 -- Caledon Fire and Emergency Services recognizes the importance of Diwali, the “Festival of Lights," for many in the Caledon community.

The Town often receives inquiries about the use of fireworks during Diwali. We would like to remind everyone that the Town of Caledon’s Fireworks By-Law does not currently permit fireworks during Diwali.

Setting off fireworks on residential properties, sidewalks, streets, public parks, school yards and any other public areas, outside of Victoria...

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Vital Services By-law Open House

Public Open House Meeting

To better protect tenants living in residential rental units, the Town is considering enactment of a new Vital Services By-law to replace the Town's current version. 

The proposed By-law would require landlords to provide adequate and suitable vital services, including:

• Year-round minimum temperature requirement, as opposed to only during the date range specified in the current By-law
• Establish a procedure for utility providers of vital services to adhere to before any...

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Winston Churchill Boulevard Environmental Assessment

The Town of Caledon has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to look into improvements to Winston Churchill Boulevard between Beechgrove Sideroad and Caledon East Garafraxa Townline.

The purpose of the study is to identify a recommended design for Winston Churchill Boulevard that addresses the increasing wear and tear associated with population growth while enhancing road safety, improving traffic operations and connectivity for all users.

In developing a recommended...

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