Newmarket By-Laws

The Town of Newmarket, located in Ontario, is governed by a council that includes the Mayor, a Deputy Mayor, a Regional Councillor, and seven Ward Councillors, all elected for a four-year term. This council is responsible for establishing policies and overseeing the administration of the town, ensuring that community needs are met in accordance with provincial legislation. Newmarket offers a variety of services and programs for residents, including recreation, cultural events, and community support initiatives. The town is committed to fostering a vibrant community through active engagement, accessibility, and sustainable development, making it a desirable place to live and work. Generated from the website

The Newmarket Planning Department in Newmarket, Canada offers a wide range of services to residents and businesses, including animal licenses, bid opportunities, marriage licenses, tax payments, recreation programs, property taxes, and more. With a focus on community engagement and development, the department also provides information on local events, arts and culture programs, business support, waste and recycling services, and job opportunities within the town of Newmarket. Generated from their website

The Newmarket Councillors Office in Newmarket, Canada offers a wide range of services for residents and businesses, including animal licenses, bid opportunities, marriage licenses, pre-authorized tax payments, and recreation programs. They also provide information on property taxes, theatre tickets, mayor and council news, property tax shows at the Newmarket Theatre, watermain swabbing programs, zoning reports, bylaw violations, graffiti issues, parking infractions, building permits, job opportunities, and various licenses and permits. With a focus on community engagement and development, the office facilitates access to services such as address changes, applications, licenses, permits, bylaws, cemeteries, and commissioner of oath services. They also promote arts, culture, and heritage activities, offer business support and opportunities, and provide resources for waste and recycling, arts and culture, recreation programs, and parking and bylaws. Generated from their website