Work continues on upgrades to the Georgina Water Treatment Plant, including new underwater infrastructure in Lake Simcoe. Crews have finished microtunnelling to Willow Wharf Park and are now preparing to install and connect the pipes, with some in-water work continuing. York Region says temporary cloudy water near the construction barge is being monitored, and all work is being done under approved permits and environmental requirements.

East Gwillimbury residents are invited to a free Welcoming Week Celebration on September 12 at the Health and Active Living Plaza from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The family event will feature gardening, dance classes, face painting, information booths and more, with free meal vouchers for people who register for activities. The event is open to everyone and aims to welcome newcomers and bring the community together.

The Town of Georgina is reminding rural property owners about the Farm 911 Emily Project, which aims to help first responders quickly find people during farm emergencies. The program encourages property owners to have clear address markers, with yellow 911 numbers available for farms without a designated green number. More information and applications are available at georgina.ca/Farm911.