Monday is Canada Day – which means almost all county buildings and services will be closed or shut down for the holiday.
Here is what you need to know from the county.
County Administration Buildings
All buildings will be closed.
Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit
All branches will be closed. For public health emergencies or hazards, such as outbreaks, food poisoning, meningitis, or rabies, please call our after-hours emergency phone number at 1-877-298-5888.
Social Services and Housing
Both Simcoe and Dunnville office locations will be closed. For crisis support, such as emergency accommodation, call the Victim Services Support Line at 1-800-264-6671.
Heritage and Culture
All museums and Norfolk County Archives will be closed.
Norfolk County Public Library
All branches are closed.
Recreation
Simcoe Recreation Centre, including the Annaleise Carr Aquatic Centre and Simcoe Seniors Centre, Delhi Friendship Centre, and all County Arenas will be closed.
Ride Norfolk
Ride Norfolk will not be in operation.
ServiceNorfolk
ServiceNorfolk will be closed. Residents may email askus@norfolkcounty.ca. Staff will reply to emails in a priority sequence when offices reopen. Residents may also visit the Norfolk County Customer Service Portal online to submit non-urgent service requests, at any time.
Residents seeking emergency assistance regarding forestry, parks and facilities, public health, roads, water, sewer, and drainage, can call 1-877-298-5888. For after-hours By-law Enforcement, the public may use the OPP (Ontario Provincial Police) non-emergency line number at 1-888-310-1122.
Transfer Stations
Transfer stations will be closed.
Waste collection
Waste collection will be delayed one day throughout the week of July 1, except in Simcoe. Residents are encouraged to use the Recycle Coach app for instant access to their area’s collection schedule, personalized reminders, and more. The app is available on the iTunes Store and the Google Play Store and is free of charge.
Emergency and critical services
All essential and critical services, including Fire and Paramedic Services, will continue to operate as usual.
Written by Matt LeBlanc