Puslinch Today

The COVID‐19 situation continues to change rapidly, and as a Township, we are doing our best to adapt how we conduct business and serve our community, while protecting the safety of our staff and residents. Township officials are working closely with Wellington‐Dufferin‐Guelph Public Health to respond to the situation.

The Township relies heavily on the advice and information provided by our federal, provincial and local public health professionals. As a result, the following closures remain in effect to April 30, 2020. As the date of April 30th approaches, the Township will closely evaluate the current available information and conditions.

• All Township facilities and buildings remain closed to the public.
• Based on the advice of Public Health, all outdoor play structures remain closed. The trails and open spaces in our parks remain open and the public should continue to self‐distance themselves while using these spaces.
• Township staff will continue to be available to assist and service residents by electronic means only. Business can be conducted on‐line by email at [email protected] or [email protected] or by phone by calling 519‐763‐1226 and leaving a detailed message.
• Township Building Officials will continue to conduct legislated visits. These appointments can be booked or cancelled by emailing [email protected].
• Taxes can be paid through financial institutions via internet or telephone banking.
• Burn permits and dog tags can be purchased online at www.puslinch.ca.
• Additionally, there is a secure 24/7 mail drop box at the Township Municipal Office, located at 7404 Wellington Road 34, Puslinch Ontario.
• For information about the County of Wellington’s curbside collection services, please visit www.wellington.ca/sws.

The Township intends to make every effort possible to uphold a strong level of customer service during this time. This includes continuity of essential services such as fire and road maintenance on a priority basis to support our community.

This is a rapidly evolving situation; discussions and decisions are being made on an ongoing basis. Any changes in operations will be communicated and posted to the Township’s website at www.puslinch.ca.

For more information on COVID‐19, and tips on taking care of your mental health during social distancing and social isolation, please contact Wellington‐Dufferin‐Guelph Public Health at 1‐800‐265‐ 7006 or visit www.wdgpublichealth.ca.