Town of Innisfil

06/08/2026

Dog. Area of Leonard Street. Looking for owners and home. No collar, ID or chip found. Please contact the Town of Innisfil at 705-436-3710 - press #5 to leave a message for a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer. The dog is secured and safe with us. Please share to bring him home.

06/07/2026

RVH’s Co****le Classic is coming to Innisfil again this summer! From seasoned tossers to backyard rookies, this event invites everyone to have a blast while supporting advanced care close to home.

🗓️ Saturday, July 18
📍 Morgan Russell Memorial Arena & Community Centre

Tickets are on sale now at rvhkeeplifewild.ca/cornholeclassic.

Proceeds will support Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre Foundation's campaign to help build an Innisfil Campus with a new Urgent Care centre, more outpatient clinics, new operating rooms, and more beds to support recovery.

06/07/2026

📸 A look back at last week's Roller Skate the Square with SUSO Skate Co.

A massive thanks to everyone who came out and rolled with us! 🛼☀️ From first-time skaters to seasoned pros, it was great to see people of all ages enjoying an evening of good vibes, movement, and community connection.

Looking for ways to make the most of the warmer weather? 🎶 Our Music in the Park series returns this July and August, bringing live local performances to parks across town on Tuesday evenings. Discover more community events happening across Innisfil at innisfil.ca/events.

06/05/2026

🚧 : 6th Line (10th Sideroad to Yonge Street) will be temporarily closed due to culvert replacements from June 9 at 6 am to June 11 at 6 pm.

Access will be maintained for local traffic, school transportation, and emergency services.

06/05/2026

A big thank you to Tanger Outlets, Cookstown for helping grow something special this season! 🌱 Produce harvested from their community garden will be donated to the Troy Scott Community Fridges, helping increase access to nutritious food for neighbours in our community. 💚

We're grateful for partners like Tanger who are helping keep the fridges stocked throughout the growing season.

Want to learn more about the Troy Scott Community Fridges? Whether you're looking to access fresh food, make a donation, or support the program in another way, visit innisfil.ca/communityfridges.

06/04/2026

Missed last night's meeting? Here's a quick recap of highlights:

➡️ Council reviewed the Town’s updated Long-Range Financial Plan, which examines how Innisfil can fund around $2.3 billion in projected infrastructure needs over the next 20 years while keeping tax impacts manageable. Ontario municipalities are challenged by aging infrastructure, escalating construction costs, increasing service demands, and constrained revenue sources. The plan recommends prioritizing and phasing major projects, strengthening reserve policies, maintaining the annual Capital Levy, and strategically using debt financing to ensure continued good financial health.

‼️ This topic generated lots of discussion around the Council table! You can tune in to the conversation starting around 3:10 in the meeting recording. ‼️

➡️ Council approved Innisfil's new town-wide Community Improvement Plan (CIP). The CIP proposes seven financial incentive programs to encourage job creation, redevelopment, and stronger main streets. Implementation will be brought forth for consideration through the Town's 2027/2028 budget process.

➡️ Council received a proposed update to the Town’s Procedural By-law, which sets the rules for Council and Committee meetings. The changes aim to improve meeting efficiency and reflect current legislative requirements, including Ontario's recent Bill 100 (Better Regional Governance Act). Final consideration is scheduled for June 24.

➡️ Council received an update on the 2025–2029 South Simcoe Community Safety and Well-Being Plan. Progress includes stronger coordination of homelessness services, expanded support for youth, improved data-sharing between organizations, and strengthened cross-sector partnerships.

➡️ Council supported a resolution from the Town of Georgina that expresses the need for coordinated action to address the invasive water soldier in Lake Simcoe. The species has spread significantly in Cook’s Bay, prompting concern for lake health, recreation, and local water use. Council is calling for continued collaboration across municipalities and all levels of government to support monitoring, control efforts, and long-term funding to manage its impacts.

🎥 Watch the full meeting: youtu.be/iX9fONODCaQ?si=oSmUL_QXwTplFoS7

06/04/2026

🚗 Changes are coming to !

Since 2017, Innisfil Transit has helped residents get around town through our partnership with Uber. As ridership and community needs have evolved, we're updating the system to provide more flexibility and new travel options.

Starting July 1:
🔹 The Town will subsidize up to $10 of your Uber trip after you pay an initial flat fee
🔹 Eligible Uber trips include travel within Innisfil and trips to/from Barrie South GO Station or the newly added Bradford GO Station
🔹 Groups of 2–4 riders can travel together using a Multi-passenger Voucher
🔹 Teens can access up to 10 subsidized trips per month through the Teen Transit Pilot
🔹 Transit Hubs will be retired

We know change can bring questions. Visit innisfil.ca/transit to learn how the new system works, download a Multi-passenger Voucher, and see what these updates mean for your trips.

06/04/2026

The Intersex Progress Pride flag is flying at Town Hall this month as we recognize the diversity, contributions, and stories of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

One way to mark is by exploring new perspectives and experiences! Join the Innisfil Idealab & Library throughout June for curated reading lists, a Pride Book Chat on June 11, and special drop-in storytimes at the Lakeshore Branch. Get full details at innisfilidealab.ca. 📖

invites us to celebrate, learn, and reflect on the importance of inclusion and belonging. Everyone deserves to feel valued, safe, and welcome in our community.

06/03/2026

Innisfil Fire & Rescue Services is now monitoring the seasonal Fire Danger Rating to help keep our community informed and safe!

🔥 Current Rating: MODERATE

Open burning is allowed, but fires can start and spread if precautions aren’t taken. You can check the latest rating at innisfil.ca/BurnPermit.

Our Fire Danger Rating is back for the season to help keep our community informed and safe.

The Fire Danger Rating is a system used to show how easily fires can start and spread based on current conditions like temperature, wind, and how dry the ground and vegetation are. It helps guide safe burning practices across Innisfil.

Current Rating: MODERATE

A Moderate rating means that fires can start and spread, especially if proper precautions aren’t taken. Open burning is allowed, but extra care is required.

Visit current ratings here: https://www.innisfil.ca/resident-services/fire-emergency-services/burn-permit