Service Disruptions and Closures

Lockhart Road Reconstruction and Servicing Update

The contractor will return to pave the top coat of asphalt on Lockhart Road from 20th Sideroad to 25th Sideroad during the week of August 2, 2022, weather dependent. Once the paving is done, the contractor will complete any outstanding work such as driveway tie-ins, shouldering and line painting.

We expect this work to be done by the end of August 2022.

Public road access and traffic disruptions

Here's what residents can expect during construction: 

• Traffic disruptions
• One lane closures with traffic...

Boil water advisory in effect for Cookstown

Update: The Boil Water Advisory issued for Cookstown on June 20, 2022 has been lifted by the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit. Laboratory test results have confirmed that the water is free from contamination and is safe to drink. Read more information. 

Innisfil, Ontario – Due to a watermain break near 4161 Highway 89 in Cookstown, residents within an affected area are being advised to boil their water. This is a precautionary measure while InnServices Utilities Inc. conducts repairs and...

Storm drainage and roadway work on Killarney Beach Road

The Town of Innisfil is undertaking storm drainage and roadway work on Killarney Beach Road, from Ewart Street to the Lake and continuing onto Pine Avenue, from Killarney Beach Road to Stewart Road. We anticipate the construction to be complete by September 2022.

Construction stages

Construction will happen in different stages and includes:

• Installation of storm sewer, new culverts, and re-ditching works
• Road restoration and base asphalt placement on Killarney Beach Road from Ewart Street to Lake...

Town of Innisfil declares a significant weather event

Update (February 18): The Significant Weather Event has ended. Help us clear the streets by keeping parked vehicles off the roads. You can track our progress using our snowplow tracker.

Innisfil, ON – Effective immediately, the Town of Innisfil is declaring a Significant Weather Event due to a messy mix of wintry weather beginning late Wednesday. Environment Canada’s special weather statement outlines rain starting Wednesday evening that will transition to large volumes of snow, at times heavy, Thursday...