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EG’s Online Community Guidelines

EG's Online Community Guidelines

East Gwillimbury (EG) audiences are growing, and with that growth, comes the opportunity to maintain and continually review best practices on our channels.

EG communicates and engages with residents and businesses through several online and social media platforms. Those who follow EG channels can expect to experience inclusive and safe spaces online, supported by the followinggeneral guidelines of engagement on our platforms.  

EG encourages open and respectful dialogue...

December 12, 2025 Town Page

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Customer Service is here to help! Contact the team by calling 905-478-4282 or online through:

Email Customer Service  Customer Service Website Page 

December 9 Council Education Workshop  

Two updates were provided to Council: 

YorkNet – An update about broadband advocacy in EG. Learn more at yorknet.ca.

Active Transportation and Trails Master Plan (ATTMP) – Staff are updating the ATTMP to expand active transportation and trails system and encourage more residents to walk and...

December 5, 2025 Town Page

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Customer Service is here to help! Contact the team by calling 905-478-4282 or online through:

Email Customer Service  Customer Service Website Page 

December 2 Meetings  

Committee of the Whole Council  

Staff presented a report outlining the transition plan for four Community Groups from Committees of Council to independent groups. The groups are the Holland Landing, North Union, Queensville-Sharon, and River Drive Park Community Groups. To learn more about Council Committees,...

East Gwillimbury’s 2026 Budget focuses on a sustainable future

The Town of East Gwillimbury’s 2026 Budget was adopted with a focus on investing in community safety, programs, infrastructure, and building a sustainable future for the community. The budget ensures the delivery of high-quality services and programs while maintaining the lowest relative property taxes in York Region. The budget will result in a $92 tax levy increase per year for the average homeowner.

The 2026 budget includes:

• Public safety investments, including four new firefighters, a pumper...

Town of East Gwillimbury Appoints New General Manager, Development Services

The Town of East Gwillimbury is pleased to announce the appointment of Kerri Voumvakis as the new General Manager of Development Services, effective December 8, 2025.

Kerri brings nearly 40 years of experience in municipal planning and public policy, including senior leadership roles at the City of Toronto, where she most recently served as Interim Chief Planner and Executive Director. She has worked extensively with government and community partners to support sustainable growth, lead major...