Attending Meetings of Council, Committees and Local Boards
The number of people permitted inside the Council Chambers is limited due to the size and configuration of the meeting space. The floor of the meeting room has been marked to ensure that everyone in attendance is physically distanced - thank you for staying within your marked space. We are limited to five members of the public being in attendance at any given time. When attending public meetings, please understand that you may be required to wait, physically distanced, outside until called upon to speak. Please wear a mask when entering Council Chambers and be sure to use the hand sanitizer located inside the second set of doors. Thank you for your patience during this unprecedented time. If you have questions about public in person participation, please contact us.
October 26, 2020
An appeal is being made to local business owners to ensure that their staff and customers wear face coverings.
Thank You Sauble Beach Visitors
Sauble Beach Rules
We have declared a state of emergency in South Bruce Peninsula under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act. This follows a declared emergency in the Province of Ontario and in Bruce County. We are all working together for the health and safety of our residents.
The pandemic situation changes daily. You can do your part by staying home whenever possible, practicing social distancing (stay 6.5 feet away from others) and washing your hands and sanitizing surfaces frequently.
| Town of South Bruce Peninsula Press Releases |
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December 23, 2020 Press Release 19 November 4, 2020 Press Release 18 October 5, 2020 Press Release 17 June 16, 2020 Covid-19 Update - Municipal Services June 11, 2020 Press Release 15 April 9, 2020 Press Release 11 April 7, 2020 Press Release 10 March 31, 2020 Press Release 7 March 30, 2020 Press Release 6 March 24, 2020 Press Release 5 March 20, 2020 Press Release 4 March 16, 2020 Press Release 3 |
| Grey Bruce Health Unit, Grey Bruce Health Services and Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation |
| The Grey Bruce Health Unit and Grey Bruce Health Services are working hard to provide information to answer all of your questions about COVID19. Assessment centres are established at local hospitals and phone help lines are there to help. Please visit their websites for more information.
Public Health recommends that everyone over the age of 70 with compromised immune systems should stay home. The Bruce Peninsula Health Services Foundation is raising funds to assist with COVID19. Message from the Grey Bruce Health Unit Regarding Ticks and Mosquitos Message from the Grey Bruce Health Unit Regarding Holiday Social Gatherings Message from the Grey Bruce Medical Officer of Health on March 26, 2020-Self Isolation for Travelers |
| Downloadable Face Mask Posters |
| South Bruce Peninsula Family Health Organization Message |
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The South Bruce Peninsula Family Health Organization has provided resources for the residents of South Bruce Peninsula. Please click on the titles below. |
| Canada and COVID19 |
| For the most recent information regarding the Federal Government's actions, please visit the Canadian Government's website. |
| Ontario and COVID19 |
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For the most recent information regarding the Provincial Government's actions, please visit the Ontario government's COVID19 website. The Ontario government has announced a toll-free line for questions related to workplaces and the Province's recommendations by Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health. The list of essential workplaces has been reduced. For more information, call 1-888-444-3659. The Ontario government has provided information for landlords and tenants. The Ontario government has provided information about social assistance. The Ontario government has announced a toll-free line for questions related to workplaces and the Province's recommendations by Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health. The number is 1-888-444-3659. |
