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Voyent Alert
Posted on Monday, December 08, 2025 02:06 PM
In times of crisis, it is important that residents have access to trusted, timely and accurate information to ensure their own safety and that of their family and loved ones. In response to this need, the Township of Gillies has chosen Voyent Alert! as the communication service provider for these kinds of events. Voyent Alert! is a multi-purpose communication service used to send alerts to residents, businesses, and visitors during critical events like fires or floods as well as for relevant...
Return to in-person survey results
Posted on Tuesday, May 14, 2024 01:57 PM
Return to in person survey results
The following table provides the results of all surveys received for returning to in-person Council Meetings (for the public) with security present. All addresses or other identifiable information has been removed.
Are you a resident of Gillies Township?How many people in your household would like to attend Council Meetings?In-person meetings will cost tax payers approximately $150.00 per meeting for security to be present, do you support this additional cost to...Council Meeting Cancelled
Posted on Monday, December 15, 2025 05:30 PM
Due to an unforeseen event the Council Meeting scheduled for December 15, 2025 is cancelled. An updated meeting date will be provided and posted to the website as soon as possible.
AMO's Healthy Democracy Leadership Series
Posted on Friday, December 12, 2025 01:08 PM
As Ontario moves toward the 2026 municipal elections, both current elected officials and aspiring candidates are navigating increasing levels of community expectation, online toxicity, and pressures on personal wellbeing. This series provides a supportive, skills-focused environment to strengthen your leadership foundation and reconnect with the values that guide public service.
Developed in partnership with Nominee, Stronger Leaders, Stronger Communities combines expert facilitation,...
Canada's New Colour Coded Alerts
Posted on Monday, December 01, 2025 10:46 AM
Environment and Climate Change Canada has launched colour-coded weather alerts to help Canadians quickly understand their level of risk during severe weather.
But, what do the colours mean?
Yellow: Hazardous Impacts moderate, localized, and/or short-term
Orange (most common): Severe, Impacts major and/or widespread
Red (uncommon): Very dangerous, Impacts extreme, extensive, and prolonged, or rare
Remember: know the colour, know the risk. Learn more at Canada.ca/Weather-Alerts #WeatherReady
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