Facility Closures and Program Updates - February 20, 2025 - 7 a.m. Update

Good morning, everyone! Although there was more snow last night, winds are calm and crews are making good progress this morning Thursday, February 20th, 2025. We do remain under a Significant Weather Event declaration. Here is your morning update as of 7 a.m.:

🟡 Please take your time if you choose to travel in the Municipality of Kincardine, especially on the rural side roads. Crews are working, but it's a long process.

⛔ Sideroad 5S between Southline and the Huron-Kincardine West Boundary will remain closed until further notice.

⛔ The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are still reporting multiple road closures across southwestern Ontario. Details at https://511on.ca/ 

⛔ Bruce County is reporting that Bruce Road 23 From Bruce Road 15 to Bruce Road 20 remains closed. For more County road updates: https://www.brucecounty.on.ca/road-conditions 

🟢 The Davidson Centre opened at 6 a.m. for those who can arrive safely. 
⛔ The Davidson Centre pool will remains closed until noon.
🟢 All other scheduled programs and drop-in activities at the Davidson Centre will be running.

🟢 The Municipal Administration Centre will open at 8:30 a.m. for those who can arrive safely.

⛔ The Tiverton Sports Centre is closed in the morning and an update will be provided to renters by the early afternoon about possible opening depending on conditions and road closures.

⛔ Underwood Community Centre is closed today.

We will continue to monitor conditions and closures. We'll provide updates as they become available.

If you choose to travel today: 
➡️ keep your vehicle cleared of snow, especially the headlights and taillights
➡️ turn on your vehicle's lighting system - auto lights don't turn on your rear lights, so you need to actually turn them on to help your vehicle to be seen from behind
➡️ keep your speed down - if you see snow, go slow
➡️ be patient and give plow operators room to do their work
➡️ for road conditions and other traveler information, visit https://511on.ca/ or call 5-1-1. Never call 9-1-1 for road conditions or closures.

Thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding.