News Release: Town of Erin Facilities Update

Date: May 29, 2020

For Immediate Release,
May 29, 2020

The Town of Erin is continuing to closely monitor the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation and adapting, while ensuring the safety of residents and staff remain a top priority. Town staff are continuing to work to provide residents with service excellence.

Due to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, the Town of Erin has made the decision to extend the closure of all municipal facilities, including recreation facilities and Town Hall until further notice.

The Town recently announced the opening of Town outdoor recreation facilities, which includes the use of parks, multi-sport fields for non-team sports, the CENTRE 2000 skate park, and use of park benches and picnic tables. Playing on play structures and the use of public washrooms remain closed to public access.

Your Council and Town staff are continuing to adapt to this rapidly changing situation and respond accordingly. During the extended closure, the Town will continue to offer essential municipal services, and ensure the needs of the community are continuing to be met.

• Town staff will continue to be available to assist residents through email or via telephone only. Please call 519.855.4407 or email communications@erin.ca for any inquiry.
• Taxes and Water payments can be paid through financial institutions, by sending an e-transfer to epayments@erin.ca, or by calling 519.855.4407 EXT. 226. 
• Burn permits can be filled out online, with payment submitted to epayments@erin.ca, or by calling 519.855.4407 EXT. 262.
• Dog tags can be obtained online at www.erin.ca.
• Building, pool and sign permit applications can be submitted to building@erin.ca
• Additionally, there is a secure 24/7 drop-box, located at Town Hall.

Please continue to do your part in reducing the spread of COVID-19 by:

• Adhering to physical distancing from anyone outside of your household
• Use outdoor recreation amenities in groups less than five
• Wash your hands or sanitize often
• Wear a face covering if physical distancing is a challenge
• Stay home if you are ill or experiencing any of the COVID-19 symptoms.

Stay connected in the Town of Erin’s response to COVID-19 by visiting:
www.erin.ca/newsroom/news-releases/covid-19