The Town of Bracebridge is calling on community members to be part of history by volunteering at the Bracebridge 150 Community Celebration and Showcase on June 7 and 8 at J.D. Lang Park. This once-in-a-lifetime event will bring the community together to celebrate 150 years of history, culture, and community spirit.
The Town of Bracebridge continues to recover from the results of the freezing rain event which took place last week and will continue to support those who are affected by ongoing power outages.
As Bracebridge continues to recover from the recent freezing rain event and we head into the weekend, the Town applauds residents for their continued resilience. Thank you to our community who have supported one another, shared resources, knocked on doors, and continue to provide support and assistance as challenges continue.
The Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) has extended the Flood Warning bulletin for all watersheds in Bracebridge-Minden-Parry Sound until Friday, April 11. This includes the Muskoka River Watershed and Black River.
As localized power outages continue due to this past weekend’s freezing rain event, residents still without power are urged to take advantage of warming stations and be diligent around live wires.
The Town of Bracebridge invites residents and visitors to lace up their skates one last time this season at the Muskoka Lumber Arena on Sunday, April 13. The day will feature two free public skating sessions with complimentary hot chocolate and popcorn provided by Brews and Bites.
The Town of Bracebridge’s Emergency Control Group continues to monitor the outcome of the weekend’s freezing rain event and is working closely with partner organizations to facilitate clean up and power restoration as soon as possible.
Residents are reminded that all Town of Bracebridge parks and trails are closed and not maintained during the off season.
Beginning this afternoon, the Bracebridge Fire Department will begin performing targeted wellness checks with members of the community that are unable to leave their property due to fallen power lines and are still without electricity.
The Muskoka-wide fire danger rating system is in effect beginning today, April 1 until October 31.
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