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Town of Innisfil urges residents to prepare for potential flooding amidst increased rainfall

With spring meltwater and anticipated increased rainfall, the Town of Innisfil is urging residents to remain vigilant and take proactive measures to mitigate the potential risk of flooding. Recent monitoring of the outlets surrounding Lake Simcoe has revealed significantly elevated water levels, prompting intensified efforts to ensure community safety.

The Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority has forecasted 45 mm of rainfall over the next few days and has issued a Shoreline Hazard Watch,...

Innisfil reviews council composition and ward boundaries

The Town of Innisfil is undertaking a review of its Council composition and ward boundaries. The last review was done more than a decade ago and with the growth of Innisfil, Town Council approved the creation of an ad-hoc committee to review this process.

“This review will help guide us as we continue to grow and ensure appropriate representation in all areas of Innisfil,” says Mayor Lynn Dollin. “There are a number of community engagement opportunities available for residents including an...

Road closure: Goodfellow Ave (9th Line to Crystal Beach Road )

Update (April 13): Goodfellow Ave has been reopened. 

Goodfellow Ave from 9th Line to Crystal Beach Road is temporarily closed as of April 13, 2024 until further notice due to flooding. A crew is on-site deploying pumps.

Please contact our Customer Service team at 705-436-3710 to report any concerns.

Reduced load restrictions lifted early in Innisfil

The Town of Innisfil will lift seasonal load restrictions early this year in conjunction with the County of Simcoe. Following a review of weather conditions and modelling data, reduced load restrictions will be removed on Innisfil’s roads as of April 17, 2024.  

Half-load restrictions are typically in place from March 1 to May 1 for certain Town roads. During this time, vehicles are restricted to a maximum loaded weight of five tonnes per axle unless they meet the exceptions under the Highway...

Road closure: Tall Tree Lane (9th Line to Crystal Beach Road)

Update (April 13): Tall Tree Lane has been reopened. 

Tall Tree Lane from 9th Line to Crystal Beach Road is temporarily closed as of April 12, 2024 until further notice due to flooding. A crew is on-site deploying pumps.

Please contact our Customer Service team at 705-436-3710 to report any concerns.