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The Severn Sound Environmental Association (SSEA) is proud to announce that local municipalities across the Severn Sound watershed have reached Milestone 4 – Implementation in the Partners for Climate Protection (PCP) program.

Township of Severn has received $48,000 from the Province of Ontario through the Fire Protection Grant. This funding will help Severn Fire and Emergency Services expand cancer prevention initiatives and improve safety for lithium-ion battery-related emergencies. This award and additional funding for fire services in Simcoe North were announced today by MPP Jill Dunlop at an event hosted by the Township of Tiny.

The Yellow Weather Warning (Extreme Cold Warning) issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada has been continued into the morning of January 31 for Severn and area. Wind chill values near -25°C to -30°C are expected.

Township of Severn invites residents to help shape the future of Bass Lake Woodlands Park. Share your ideas and priorities by completing the online survey and joining us for an in-person design charrette on February 24.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Yellow Weather Warning for Severn and area with frigid conditions beginning this evening and continuing into Friday morning. Wind chill values near -33°C to -38°C are expected.

Interim property tax bills were mailed on January 28, and taxes are due in two instalments, March 8 and May 8. You can easily view, print, and pay your tax bill online through our eServices portal. For information on creating your online account, visit our eServices page.

Township of Severn is making it easier for new residents to feel connected and informed through its Welcome to Severn initiative, a customer-focused program designed to support individuals and families as they settle into the community.

Our Administration Office will close on Friday, January 23, at 3:00 p.m. due to inclement weather.

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Yellow Weather Warning for Severn and area with bitterly cold conditions beginning this evening and continuing into Saturday morning. Wind chill values near -30°C to -40°C are expected overnight.