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DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA - The District and Area Municipalities are dedicated to protecting and supporting individuals, and recognizes the important role that everyone has in keeping our communities safe and healthy.
“The District and Area Municipalities are meeting frequently and working closely with community and health partners to coordinate efforts and plan together to support the community needs should more resources be required,” said Michael Duben, Chief Administrative Officer, District of Muskoka.
Precautions and Impacts to Municipal Programs and Services:
Precautions are being taken to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and help you and your family stay healthy.
Can I Still Visit Municipal Facilities/Services or Participate in Municipal Programs?
If you are feeling unwell, or anyone you are in close contact with is feeling unwell, please refrain from entering Municipal facilities or participating in programs. We are still here to serve you and our staff will be happy to assist you over the phone.
Where Can I Find Updates on Municipal Programs and Services? We will provide regular updates on any program or service implications. Please check back frequently for the latest information and updates:
- District Municipality of Muskoka
- Town of Bracebridge
- Town of Gravenhurst
- Town of Huntsville
- Township of Georgian Bay
- Township of Lake of Bays
- Township of Muskoka Lakes
What do you need to know to help you and your family stay healthy?
Please visit the following websites for health information and the latest information to help keep you and your family stay healthy:
Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit (SMDHU):
“As of March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization has declared COVID-19 a pandemic. According to the World Health Organization, a pandemic is the worldwide spread of a new disease where most people do not have immunity. In other words, a pandemic refers to the geographic spread of a virus, not its severity.
What matters is how households, communities, organizations and businesses prepare for potential disruption to normal life if the virus starts to infect more people locally. Visit our Be Prepared page for tips that will help you, your family, your business or organization during a pandemic” –– from the March 12, 2020 Situation Summary - SMDHU
Additional Information:
- Province of Ontario Updates
- Government of Canada: Travel Advice and Advisories
- World Health Organization Updates
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