The Municipality of Greenstone advises residents that the Brush Cutting and Vegetation Control Project is scheduled to resume. Work will take place Geraldton (various locations, primarily along snowmobile trails) and Jellicoe (the North-South Cut). The project is expected to be completed by the end of August 2026. Please stay clear of active work zones. Hazards include moving equipment, falling trees, and other forestry-related activities.
Culvert replacement work on Sakamoto Road will begin the morning of Thursday, July 23, 2026. To safely complete the work, the road will be fully closed for up to three hours while the culvert is replaced.
The Municipality of Greenstone is inviting sealed tenders for the purchase and redevelopment of the surplus property municipally known as 66 Main Street, Jellicoe, Ontario. The property is being offered for sale on an “as-is, where-is” basis through a public tender process intended to encourage redevelopment and productive reuse of the site. Tenders will be accepted until August 12, 2026, at 3:00 p.m.
As part of the Main Street Reconstruction Project, a temporary water service interruption is required on Queen Avenue in Geraldton to complete work on the municipal watermain. The water shutdown is scheduled to begin early in the morning on Thursday, July 23rd and is expected to last approximately 1–2 hours, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
The Municipality of Greenstone is pleased to announce the restoration of the iconic Beardmore Snowman, helping preserve one of the community's most recognizable landmarks. Approved by Council through the 2026 Municipal Capital Budget, the project was also supported through 75% funding from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation (NOHFC), demonstrating a shared commitment to preserving important community assets. Construction is scheduled to begin on July 22.
The Municipality of Greenstone continues to invest in reliable emergency services with the addition of four new fire apparatus to its fleet.
Earlier this year, a new tanker, funded through the Municipality's 2025 Capital Budget, was received and placed into service in April. The Municipality has now also taken delivery of three new pumper/tanker fire trucks, funded through the 2026 Capital Budget. Together, these investments represent a significant step forward in modernizing Greenstone's fire fleet and ensuring firefighters have the equipment they need to respond safely and effectively across the municipality.
The new fire apparatus will be strategically placed at fire stations throughout Greenstone, ensuring reliable emergency response capabilities across the Municipality's large geographic area while replacing aging equipment.
The Lakeside Centre Boat Launch in the Longlac Ward will be closed on Saturday, July 18th until 5:00 p.m. due to Summerfest activities taking place in the area.
The Municipality of Greenstone has received the latest wildfire update from the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR).
The wildfires near Greer and Nakina remain very well contained. Fire crews continue suppression efforts. Air attack resources were also utilized today to assist with suppression activities.
Fire intensity levels have decreased on both wildfires.
The Municipality will continue to monitor the situation closely and share updates from the Ministry of Natural Resources as they become available. Residents are reminded to stay clear of active fire areas and follow any direction provided by emergency personnel.
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