Gravenhurst significant weather event declaration ends at noon today – Dec. 30, 2025

The Town of Gravenhurst is lifting its significant weather event declaration at noon today. 

Regular winter maintenance operations will continue. All units are out sanding and salting this morning and plowing continues as required. 

The town wishes to thank residents for their patience during the storm event. 

The municipality commends its Public Works staff for their hard work throughout this recent period. 

For road information, see 511 and Municipal 511. If you are traveling, please give yourself extra time to reach your destination and drive according to conditions. 

For power outage information, see the Elexicon Outage Map or the Hydro One Outage Map.

To report a downed power line, call 9-1-1.

Visit www.weather.gc.ca for Environment Canada’s weather alerts

Watch the town’s website and social media channels for further updates as required. 

More about significant weather event declarations

A declaration is made per Ontario’s Minimum Maintenance Standards for municipal roads. 

A declaration does not mean a reduced level of service. However, a declaration does mean that due to current or forecast conditions it might take longer than usual to bring roads back to optimal conditions. 

Emergency preparedness

Stormy weather and prolonged power outages are a fact of life in Muskoka. Are you prepared at home? Learn more about how to get ready for the next storm event.

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