News & Notices
Mayor and Council Hosting Town Halls to Hear Community Feedback
Mayor and Council are organizing three Spring Town Hall meetings across the municipality’s six wards, offering residents a chance to engage directly with their local representatives. These meetings provide an opportunity for community members to ask questions, discuss important issues, and share feedback.
Significant Weather Event Declared – Freezing Rain Warning
The Town of Stouffville has declared a Significant Weather Event, effective 4:00 p.m. on March 28, 2025, due to a Freezing Rain Warning issued by Environment Canada, with up to 10mm of ice accumulation expected. Roadways, sidewalks, multi-use paths, bicycle lanes, and laneways may become icy and slippery, and clearing efforts may take longer than usual—please use caution.
Town Of Stouffville Launches Automated Speed Enforcement Program To Enhance Road Safety
Stouffville has launched its Community Safety Camera Program, using Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) to improve road safety in school and community safety zones. The program, active as of March 17, 2025, issues tickets through the Administrative Monetary Penalty System (AMPS) without demerit points or insurance impacts, and revenue will support local safety initiatives.
York University and Stouffville to strategically collaborate on shared goals
Today, York University and the Town of Stouffville are formalizing years of collaboration and shared interests in building strong, healthy and vibrant communities by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU). The five-year MOU outlines areas where Stouffville and York can work together to benefit the community, as well as the university, its faculty and students through cooperation in various research, initiatives and projects which align with mutual goals.
Supporting Local Businesses in the Face of U.S. Tariffs
With the United States erratically threatening unpredictable tariffs on Canadian goods, the Town of Stouffville remains committed to supporting local businesses and encourages residents to do the same. Choosing to Buy Canadian – Shop Local is more important than ever.
February 15: Stouffville Declares Winter Weather Event
The Town of Stouffville has declared a significant weather event due to an incoming winter storm that is expected to bring up to 25 cm of snow into Monday, February 17. Environment Canada has issued a Winter Storm Advisory for the region, warning of poor visibility and hazardous travel conditions.
February 13: Winter Weather Service Update
Waste collection services are delayed today due to hazardous road conditions, with collection resuming at 7:00 a.m. on Friday if routes cannot be completed. The Memorial Park Skating Trail is expected to open by 11:00 a.m. following snow removal, and Town Hall and community centres remain open as scheduled.
Town and Strawberry Festival Announce New Partnership to Enhance Iconic Community Event
The Town of Stouffville and the Strawberry Festival Board are partnering to strengthen and grow the beloved festival, a community tradition for over 40 years. The Town will manage operations like entertainment, sponsorships, marketing, and vendor coordination while the Board continues to oversee legacy events such as the Pancake Breakfast and the Sandra Stronach Red Berry Café. Join us for the 2025 Strawberry Festival from June 27–29, with Canada Day fireworks on July 1!
February 12: Stouffville Declares Winter Weather Event
The Town of Stouffville has declared a significant weather event due to an incoming winter storm expected to bring 15 to 40 cm of snow and freezing rain from the evening of February 12 into the morning of February 13. Environment Canada has issued a Winter Storm Advisory for the region, warning of poor visibility and hazardous travel conditions. For updates and winter maintenance information, visit townofws.ca/snow. Stay safe!
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