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Looking for what's happening around Orangeville when it comes to roadwork, sidewalks, and other road-related construction projects? Check out what’s planned for the week of July 14 to 18, 2025 at orangeville.ca/Construction .

We’re hiring Crossing Guards! Help keep pedestrians safe by guiding them across streets. In this role, you’ll: ✅ be alert to traffic, weather and surroundings ✅ stop traffic safely with your stop sign Apply by Friday, Aug. 1 at 4 PM Learn more & apply orangevile.ca/Jobs

Do you have a boulevard tree planted in front of or near your home? We plant trees twice a year to help keep the population thriving. These trees need to be cared for properly. Check out the video below for tips from our team on how to help them thrive. orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

Interested in a hands-on role supporting our community spaces? We’re hiring a Facility Assistant to help maintain operations at our recreation centres—flexible schedules, including evenings and weekends, are required. 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

We’re committed to growing a green Orangeville with a thriving urban tree canopy! A tree canopy is just what it sounds like—they help keep our streets beautiful. They also: 🌲keep our air cleaner 🌲keep us cool on hot days 🌲help fight climate change orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

Happy Monday, Orangeville! Here is your weekly update on roadwork, sidewalks, and other road-related construction projects around Orangeville. Check out what’s planned for the week of July 21 to 25, 2025 at orangeville.ca/Construction .

We're more than two years into our fare free transit pilot, now extended to July 2027. This morning, we were very excited to see a nod to our program in a piece on Yahoo! News, highlighting the increases we've seen in our ridership. Read the article at ca.news.yahoo.com/hersh-free-tra…

Our fire hydrant flushing program helps make sure the 1,000 hydrants around town keep working and help keep our watermains clear of sediment like built up rust and sand. Loose sediment may make your water brown. To clear it, run your tap. orangeville.ca/Hydrants

Looking for a fun and rewarding leadership role in recreation? Orangeville Recreation is hiring a senior program leader. Help create safe, inclusive and engaging programs and make a difference for children, families and our community! 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

We’re hiring a development and community improvement planner to guide planning applications while providing support for smart community growth through our Community Improvement Plan programs. 🔗 orangeville.ca/jobs

At the Orangeville and Area Job Fair on Thursday, October 2, employers in Dufferin County can promote current job openings, connect with local job seekers, and showcase their business to the community. Register by September 11 at Orangeville.ca/JobFair.

Exciting news everyone! Ground is about to break on the new pump track coming to Alder! Work is set to begin by Monday. The Lions BMX Park has been closed to the public. Do not cross the fences and watch for workers and construction vehicles.

Stormwater ponds protect against flooding but aren’t safe to play near. Slippery banks, sudden water level changes, steep sides, and unpredictable wildlife all pose risks. Stay back from the edge and keep kids and pets close when enjoying trailways.

Hey Orangeville! Here is your weekly update on roadwork, sidewalks and other road-related construction projects around town. Check out what’s planned for the week of July 28 to August 1, 2025 at orangeville.ca/construction.

With the lack of rain lately, we know you might be nervous about your lawns. #DYK brown grass isn't dead, it's just dormant? Watering once a week is the best way to keep your lawn healthy! Read our tips and tricks or learn more about the bylaw: orangeville.ca/LawnWatering

Stormwater ponds help manage flooding and protect waterways, but they’re not safe for play. The water can be polluted, edges slippery, and wildlife unpredictable. Boating, wading, fishing, and swimming aren’t allowed. Stay back and stay safe!

We plant trees twice a year to help keep our tree canopy thriving. This is done in the spring and the fall. Watch the video below to learn more about our tree planting program. You can also visit our website at orangeville.ca/UrbanForestry

🚫🔥FIRE BAN FOR PARTS OF DUFFERIN COUNTY 🔥🚫 A total fire ban starts August 6 at 8am for areas including Mono, East Garafraxa, Amaranth and more. 🔥 Orangeville is NOT included, but we urge residents to use extreme caution if having a fire. Conditions are dangerously dry. 🔥🚒

We heard you—our routes weren’t working for everyone. So we listened and made changes. Starting Sept. 2, new routes launch across Orangeville. Watch for updates and new maps online, social, and at key spots around town. A better ride starts here. 🔗 orangeville.ca/NewRoutes