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Date: Dec 14, 2021
Town of Erin Municipal office to close starting Monday Dec 20
ERIN, ON: On the advice of the Medical Officer of Health for Wellington Dufferin Guelph Public Health, and in line with COVID19 safety steps taken by the Province of Ontario and neighbouring municipalities, Erin Town Hall will close to public starting Monday, December 20 until further notice.
As COVID19 infection numbers continue to rise, the safety of our residents and staff continues to be our top priority. Regular Town of Erin services will be available online and over the phone (except during the holiday closures). Reopening of Town Hall will be dependent on the prevailing situation and as per the guidance of our medical health staff and provincial regulations.
For online services visit www.erin.ca or email customerservice@erin.ca or call 519.855.4407 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
- Dog tags can be obtained online here.
- Additionally, there is a secure 24/7 drop-box, located at Town Hall.
Holiday Closures:
Please note that starting noon on Friday, December 24 until Tuesday January 3, regular Town Hall services will not be available. However, our Roads and Recreation staff will be available through Roads@erin.ca and Recreation@erin.ca. Regular service over the phone and online will resume on Wednesday January 4. For update-to-date information follow us on social media or visit www.erin.ca.
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“We want everyone to have a safe and healthy holiday season. This closure is on the advice of our Medical Officer as the new variant of COVID19 continues to spread fast. It is a challenging time for all of us and I thank you all for your patience and resilience, adhering to all the health and safety requirements. Residents can continue to use our online or phone options to ensure everyone stays safe and healthy.”
Mayor Allan Alls
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The Town of Erin is home to nearly 12,000 rural and urban residents. It is focused on achieving stable growth and long-term sustainability, while creating a prosperous, healthy, environmentally progressive, livable, and inviting community through well managed municipal services, programs, assets and amenities.
Media contact:
Lavina Dixit
Senior Communications Officer
519.855.4407 EXT. 239