Council

The Town is a lower-tier municipality within Grey County. Our Council is comprised of seven members - one Mayor, one Deputy Mayor and five Councillors. The current term of Council began on December 1, 2018 and will end on November 30, 2022.

Each Member of Council was elected to represent the entire Town and you can contact any Members of Council concerning any matter of interest. Correspondence sent to an individual Member of Council will not appear on a Council Agenda. Please visit our Correspondence & Deputations page for information about how to bring an issue before Council.

Contact a Member of Council

There are two methods for contacting Members of Council:

Option #1: Email All Member of Council and the Town Clerk

Option #2: Contact a Member of Council Individually, by visiting the Members of Council page to access their individual contact details.  

Get Involved

For more information about how to become more involved with the Town, please visit our Public Engagement page or Subscribe to News Updates.  For a list of upcoming Council and Committee meetings, visit the Council Calendar.

Elections

For more information about the Municipal Elections and for links to Provincial and Federal Election information, please visit our Elections page.

Link to Office of the Mayor

Information about the Mayor including forms for requesting certificates and letters of recognition from the Mayor

Link to Members of Council

Contact information for the Members of The Blue Mountains Town Council

Link to Agendas, Minutes & Reports

Access to agendas, reports, minutes and archived live stream meeting videos

Link to Council Meeting Live Stream

Watch Council and Committee of The Whole meetings with our Council meeting live stream

Link to Correspondence & Deputations

How to participate in the public process through correspondence with Council or making a deputation before Council

Link to Committees of Council

Information about various boards and committees as appointed by Council to make decisions or recommendations on a variety of matters

Code of Conduct for Members of Council

The Municipal Act, 2001 authorizes municipalities to establish codes of conduct for Members of Council and Local Boards. The Code of Conduct sets minimum standards for the behaviour of Council Members in carrying out their functions.

The Code of Conduct is developed to assist Council to:

• Understand the standards of conduct that are expected of them and the law that applies in relation to these standards;
• Fulfill their duty to act honestly and exercise reasonable care and diligence; and
• Act in a way that enhances public confidence in local government.

The Town has also established a Protocol Policy for Complaints Related to Council Members and Local Boards.

For additional information, please contact the Clerks Office.