Starting Monday, May 26, representatives from the Town of Grand Valley will be conducting a Dog Count in our municipality.

In accordance with By-law 2014-46, the Canine Control by-law, the Town requires dog licensing, kennel licensing, and requires all owners to properly care for their dogs.

During this Dog Count, staff will be going door-to-door to provide information about the licensing and by-law requirements. Brochures about licensing will be left at all properties. Staff will also note the presence of dogs and follow up with any owners whose dogs are not on the Town’s registry.

Information collected during the Dog Count will be used only for the purposes of the Town’s Canine Control by-law.

For information about the by-law and licensing, please visit the Town’s website at https://www.townofgrandvalley.ca/municipal-government/applications-certificates-licenses-and-permits/licenses/

With a potential Canada Post strike looming after May 22nd, residents and businesses in Grand Valley will face delays in receiving paper bills including property tax bills, invoices and public notices. Despite the postal service disruption, tax bills and other notices will continue to be issued and payment due dates will remain unchanged.

Please find below a link to the agenda for the Regular Council Meeting being held on Tuesday, May 13, at 6:00 p.m. 

Read the Regular Council Meeting Agenda

The meeting can be viewed on the Town's Council Live Stream webpage.  

Please find below a link to the agenda for the Regular Council Meeting being held on Tuesday, April 22, at 10:00 a.m. 

Read the Regular Council Meeting Agenda

The meeting can be viewed on the Town's Council Live Stream webpage.