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Emerald Ash Borer in GeorginaThe Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) is a highly invasive insect that attacks, feeds on, and kills all species of healthy ash trees. EAB was first sighted in York Region in 2008, and is now found throughout the Region and much of southern Ontario. Over the next three to five years the Towns Parks & Facilities Division will be removing infested trees. Additional trees of a different species will be planted throughout Georgina, under the Georgina Tree Planting Program, during usual planting seasons in the fall and spring. For more information about the Town of Georgina EAB Management Plan and resources for residents, please visit our EAB webpage .Community Improvement Plan Approved by CouncilCouncil has approved the Community Improvement Plan (CIP) for Jacksons Point, Sutton and Uptown Keswick. With an approved CIP, the Town of Georgina can now establish grant or loan programs in order to encourage private sector investment in development efforts that seek to improve and revitalize the community

Black River Contracting & Equipment Rental has been a leader in construction and maintenance for over 20 years in Georgina and surrounding areas. We offer a full line of construction equipment for rent to both contractor and home owner. Black River Contracting & Equipment Rental provides all aspects of construction with fully insured and qualified staff. For the do it yourselfer, we offer a complete line of rental equipment and are always available to answer any questions and provide the best advice.

Outram Tree Solutions was co-founded by brothers Jacob and Kelly Outram, who grew up in the tree business from an early age. With over 15 years of combined practical experience, 5 years of relevent education, and an unmatched attention to detail, there is virtually no task too difficult for Outram Tree Solutions.

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