Significant Weather Event in Effect
Due to Environment Canada’s multiple weather alerts, the Town of Midland declared a Significant Weather Event effective 7:45pm on Sunday, December 28, 2025.
A Significant Weather Event is declared when current or forecasted weather indicates that the Town may not be able to meet Provincial Minimum Maintenance Standards related to roads and sidewalks. Please note:
- motorists and pedestrians are advised to use extra caution on roads and sidewalks during the event.
- motorists are not permitted to park on Town streets at any time during the event.
Significant weather events are reminders that emergencies can happen anytime and that a little preparation goes a long way. Visit Emergency Preparedness for information.
Status of Potentially Impacted Town Services
Mid-Pen Transit
Mid-Pen Transit services are not impacted by the weather event at this time; should transit service be impacted, a Transit Service Notice will be issued.
Recreation Centre
Drop-in recreation programs at the Bourgeois Recreation Centre are not impacted at this time. The facility remains open for all booked rentals.
Municipal Office
Midland Town Hall, 575 Dominion Avenue, remains closed for the holidays until Friday, January 2, 2026. For after-hour emergencies related to water, sewer, or roads, please call 705-526-4275 and follow the prompts.
Other Potentially Impacted Services
Please refer to the following resources for current information about services not provided by the Town.
- Simcoe County Waste Collection Impact Notices
The County has advised to leave carts curbside if your waste collection is missed, ensuring carts are clear of snow, for a return later this week. - Simcoe County Warming Centres
- Linx Transit
The County has advised that snowfall and poor visibility are impacting travel and to visit nextlinx.simcoe.ca for the latest updates.
Related Links
- County of Simcoe Services Impacted by Severe Weather
Simcoe County media release, Dec. 30 - Midland declares Significant Weather Event
Town of Midland media release, Dec. 28 - Environment Canada weather forecast & conditions, Midland
Dial 9-1-1 if you require immediate police, fire, or paramedic assistance for a fire, medical emergency, or an ongoing crime. A medical emergency refers to a serious or life-threatening injury.