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Canadian Blood Services Clinic Update 01.03.20
As most of you now the last Blood Donor Clinic will take place this afternoon from 4pm-7pm. Please note, the closest clinic will now be Niverville & Altona. In the future, The Canadian Blood Services are looking into the options of organizing buses- unfortunately nothing has been confirmed regarding this.
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2020 Garbage Collection Schedule 12.31.19
The 2020 Garbage Collection Calendars are now available online here
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2019 Winter Newsletter 12.01.19
The Town of Morris Winter Newsletter and Mayor message is now available. https://www.townofmorris.ca/residents/newsletter/
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Valley Fiber Soon to be available in Morris! – Update 10.29.19
Update:
Valley Fiber crews are currently working in Town installing the first phase of Fiber Optic cable. We are looking to have this completed for Spring 2020. Please watch for updates on the Valley Fiber Facebook Page as well as Town of Morris Social Media.
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Town of Morris Public Forum. Oct 28 6:30-8:30pm – Venue Change 10.23.19
***The Forum will now be held in Crocus Hall in the Morris Multiplex, please follow signage when arriving***
Town of Morris – Public Forum
Council would like input on the following subjects, your feedback will help us set priorities for the next 3 years:
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Town of Morris Public Forum 10.10.19
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Kennedy Street Repairs Complete 08.08.19
Kennedy Street is now open to traffic.
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August Council Meeting Changes 07.24.19
Council meeting changes for August, 2019
- Committee as a Whole Meeting will be moved from August 8th, 2019 to August 29th, @ 5:00pm
- Regular Council Meeting will be moved from August 22nd, 2019 to August 29th, @ 7:00pm
- Committee as a Whole Meeting will be moved from August 8th, 2019 to August 29th, @ 5:00pm
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Town of Morris Acquires Industrial Land for Development 07.09.19
PRESS RELEASE
Town of Morris Acquires Industrial Land for Development
July 9, 2019
Morris, MB – The Town of Morris announced today that it is open to new industrial development.
After months of discussion and negotiation, the Town has acquired 40 acres of industrial land within the community’s ring dyke.
States Mayor Scott Crick, “We are very happy to have had this result due to the hard work of Council. It was so important to see how every member of Council supported this investment in our community, as we all understood how vital growing our industrial and tax base is.”
