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Significant Weather Declaration Continues

Updated: Feb 20, 2025

SIGNIFICANT WEATHER DECLARATION (pursuant to s.16.9 of O.Reg. 366/18 as amended)

THE TOWN OF MINTO IS DECLARING A SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENT IN RESPECT TO THE FORECASTED SNOWFALL, SNOW SQUALL AND BLOWING SNOW AS PREDICTED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA STARTING 13:15, 2025-2-17 AND CONTINUING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

USERS OF THE ROADS AND SIDEWALKS WITHIN THE MUNICIPALITY OF THE TOWN OF MINTO ARE ADVISED TO AVOID UNNECESSARY TRAVEL AND TO USE CAUTION IF DOING SO.

What is a Significant Weather Event?
A municipality can declare a Significant Weather Event when a weather hazard is approaching or occurring and has the potential to pose a significant danger to users of roads and sidewalks. This will allow Township operations additional time to address the significant weather event and remain in compliance with the Minimum Maintenance Standards regulation (Ontario Regulation 366/18 as amended).