Emergency Information
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Emergency Information
Stouffville is dedicated to educating residents on emergency preparedness and proactively plans ahead to protect the people of this Town. Resident and visitor safety is of utmost importance, and in the case of an emergency or crisis situation, we want to keep you updated on a regular basis.
In times of emergency, please visit this page often to keep up-to-date on important Town information.
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Sunday, December 28, 2025
1:40 PM
The Town of Stouffville has declared a Significant Weather Event due to winter weather conditions expected to impact the community.
The following statement has been issued:
The Corporation of The Town of Stouffville declares a significant weather event due to a Freezing Rain Warning issued by Environment Canada, commencing at 1:40 pm on December 28th , 2025, pursuant to O.Reg 239.
All transportation routes such as roadways, sidewalks, multi-use paths, bicycle lanes, and lane ways may require additional time to clear.
The Significant Weather Event declaration will remain in effect until further notice. During this time, municipal maintenance and cleanup timelines may be extended as crews respond to conditions in accordance with provincial standards.
Residents are encouraged to exercise caution when travelling and to allow extra time for winter maintenance operations.
- Medical or Fire Emergency:
911 - Fire (non-emergency):
905-640-9595 - Hydro One (emergency):
800-434-1235 - Enbridge Gas:
866-763-5427 - Police (non-emergency):
866-876-5423 - York Region Public Health - Health Connection:
800-361-5653
Town-related emergencies should be directed to the after-hours call centre (905-640-1900 and follow the prompts). The on-call operator will handle these calls based on the emergency situation.
York Region has plans in place to deal with emergencies caused by people, nature and technology. They help protect residents and business in case of an emergency.
Are you and your family prepared for an emergency? Learn how to prepare for emergencies, including how to create an escape plan and what to include in an emergency kit.
Find tips for preventing home fires in the Town of Stouffville and learn about different fire control devices you can have at home.
The Town of Stouffville’s Fire and Emergency Services provides fire safety education programs and resources to help keep our community safe.
111 Sandiford Drive, Stouffville ON, CA
customer.service@townofws.ca
(905) 640-1900
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