The Town of Tillsonburg will start posting daily COVID-19 bulletins on the Town's web site.
TILLSONBURG - The Town of Tillsonburg will start posting daily COVID-19 bulletins on the Town's web site.
Mayor Stephen Molnar made the announcement today. You can read the bulletins online here. Molnar says it is important to keep residents up to date.
“In this time of crisis, regular communication with residents, businesses and community stakeholders is critical. This is a very fluid situation. Delivering concise, accurate information about what’s happening locally is essential.”
The bulletins will be issued once a day, and will take a digest format—briefly highlighting changes in service levels at Town facilities, and sharing information and resources from other community partners. Molnar says they want to make sure residents are getting factual information.
“There’s a lot of misinformation out there and people are understandably anxious. I want to assure our community that Council and staff are working hard to find creative ways to meet the economic and social challenges arising from COVID-19 and will continue to do so in the coming weeks and months.”
Mayor Molnar also announced a new covid19@tillsonburg.ca email address.
“If people have questions they need answered related to COVID-19, or the Town’s response to this pandemic, I want to encourage them to contact us via e-mail and we'll do our best to assist them.”

Ingersoll Candidate Profile - Fred Freeman
UPDATE: Fog Advisory Cancelled but Heat Warning Remains
Theatre Woodstock Celebrates 80 Years
Operation Safe Start Hitting Oxford County
Landfill Not Accepting Blue Box Materials
Yellow Warning for Heat Issued in Oxford County
Norwich Candidate Profile - Lacey Hird
Final Whales Transferred from Marineland
SWPH Investigating Dog Scratch in Tavistock
Terry Fox Flag Raising in Woodstock
Stolen Vehicle Found in Oxford County
Woodstock Candidate Profile - Daniel Leduc
Interview with a City Councillor - August 31st, 2026
Upcoming Bridge Closure in Otterville
Weapons Charges Laid in Ingersoll
Unifor Ratifies Contracts with General Motors
Significant Rain for Oxford County
Charges Laid After Traffic Stop
Zorra Township Candidate Profile - Adam Skeggs
Ontario Toy Show Celebrating 41 Years
Comments
Add a comment