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Volunteer opportunity on council advisory committees
Posted on Friday, November 27, 2020 06:11 PM
Are you looking for a great way to be part of your community and to provide input that will help shape the future of the Town?
Do you have a few hours every month to volunteer your time at meetings and events?
Would you like to lend your skills and expertise to Town projects and initiatives?
Are you interested in meeting new people and being part of a team committed to making our community a better place to live, work and play?
Do you want to take on new challenges or develop new skills?
If so, we...
Wasaga Beach Council Highlights - Nov. 25, 2020
Posted on Friday, November 27, 2020 02:54 PM
Tree clearing can start at new arena and library site
Council awarded a contract for tree removal at 544 River Rd. W., the home of the community’s new twin-pad arena and library.
Council awarded an $18,000 contract to Nad-Core through a Request for Quotation process as stipulated in the town’s Procurement Policy.
Members of council also exempted the town from a permit to undertake the tree clearing in advance of site plan approval.
Read the related staff report here.
Town providing...
Wasaga Stars Arena closed to spectators, but livestreaming service rolling out
Posted on Wednesday, November 25, 2020 04:44 PM
In order to comply with the new ‘Orange’ COVID-19 status for the region, effective immediately spectators will no longer be allowed in the Wasaga Stars Arena.
The exception to this is the town will permit one parent or guardian to enter the arena if they are supervising a child age 8 or younger.
The town is also permitting parents and guardians to enter the arena to complete COVID-19 screening for their children and to tie skates, if required. Parents and guardians must then depart the facility immediately.
The...
Statement defending CAO George Vadeboncoeur
Posted on Wednesday, November 25, 2020 11:09 AM
The Town of Wasaga Beach is replying to attacks on social media by Mr. Giorgio Mammoliti regarding Mr. George Vadeboncoeur, an employee of the municipality who serves as chief administrative officer.
Mr. Mammoliti has made false statements to the public about Mr. Vadeboncoeur and the town must reply to the attacks and correct these statements.
The town is protecting Mr. Vadeboncoeur’s long-established reputation as a dedicated and professional civil servant.
In addition, the town will protect the...
The facts about town staffing
Posted on Thursday, November 19, 2020 04:50 PM
Reality: Sixteen full-time employees have left the town from March 16 to Nov. 16. They left for a variety of reasons including leaving for a more senior position in their field (3); retirements (3); took lateral positions with other municipalities that pay more (3); for personal reasons (2), and taking a job in the private sector(1). We know that two of the employees were disgruntled about the town’s approach to delivering essential services.
Rumour: At least 19 employees...
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