Welcome
Welcome to Ramara! The Township of Ramara is the ideal place to live, with its small-town feel, picturesque views, and a strong sense of community. We are located in Simcoe County, in the heart of Lake Country, offering a touch of urban lifestyle in beautiful rural surroundings.
Learn more about our different supports, services and upcoming projects. Remember that you can subscribe to our website and notification system to get the latest news and events and closures. Learn more by visiting our Stay Informed page.
New Resident Checklist
Are you new to Ramara? Remember to check out each of the items on the checklist in order to ensure that you get the services you need.
Helpful Resources
Bylaw Enforcement Information |
| The role of the Bylaw Enforcement Officer includes education, investigation and enforcement of all Bylaws within the Township. It is not necessary for a Bylaw Enforcement Officer to attend each site to carryout enforcement procedures. Usually the officer will rely on information provided by the complainant.
For more information on Township By-Laws, please visit our By-Laws page. Common By-Law Enforcement
When to notify the PoliceYou should report any criminal activity directly to the Ontario Provincial Police, such as:
Residents can also report a crime online using the OPP Report a Crime online form.
For more information on how you can report a concern and bylaw's role in the Ramara, please visit the Bylaw Enforcement page. |
Council Meetings and Agendas |
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Ramara's Council consists of a Mayor, Deputy Mayor and five Councillors (also called Members of Council). The elected Council members serve a four-year term with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor representing all wards as the Councillors represent the five different wards. Review our agendas and minutes and meeting calendar to stay informed. For more information on our Council and Committee meetings, please visit our Council and Committee page. |
Communication and Community Engagement |
| Community Engagement is important to the Township of Ramara, and it is the foundation to all projects, policies and initiatives. The Township is committed to building an engaged and people focused community and providing information that is timely, relevant and easy to understand.
Get the latest news from the Township of Ramara by following our municipal News and Notices page and view our community calendar for upcoming events and news. Learn more on how you can stay informed by visiting our Stay Informed page. |
Fire Ban |
| Fire danger ratings indicate how easily fires can start and spread in an area. To find out Ramara's fire danger rating, please visit our Fire and Emergency Services page. |
Meet Council |
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Ramara's Council consists of a Mayor, Deputy Mayor and five Councillors (also called Members of Council). The elected Council members serve a four-year term with the Mayor and Deputy Mayor representing all wards as the Councillors represent the five different wards. Review our agendas and minutes and meeting calendar to stay informed. |
When can I have a fire? |
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The Township of Ramara has implemented a Burning Bylaw to help residents burn safely. If there is no burn ban in affect, and you follow these restrictions, you may have a bonfire. Make sure to check the local conditions before burning. Learn more on what residents or bona fide farmers need to do before they burn. |
Other Resources
Education |
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Explore the different schools in Ramara and find the school closest to your address. There are four school boards that serve our community and the surrounding areas.
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Health Care |
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| Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital) is one of the best regional hospitals in the province and offers an array of specialized health-care services, social services, and long-term care facilities.
Health Care Connect helps people who are without a family doctor to find one. For more information, call 1-800-445-1822 or visit the Health Care Connect website. |
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Policing |
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| Police services for the Township of Ramara are provided under contract by the Ontario Provincial Police (O.P.P.).
9-1-1 emergency call service is available within Ramara Township Residents can also report a crime online using the OPP Report a Crime online form. |
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