Collingwood, Ontario Deputy Mayor Tim Fryer spoke to residents on March 3, 2026, to share updates on local housing projects, downtown parking, and how the town will pay for new infrastructure. During an appearance on a local radio station, Fryer discussed the progress of the Birch Street affordable housing project and the Terminals Point development.
The Deputy Mayor also outlined plans for the downtown area, including improvements to parking and public patios to support local businesses. These changes aim to make the downtown core more accessible and vibrant for shoppers and visitors as the town continues to grow.
As a member of the County of Simcoe council, Fryer facilitates discussions regarding regional funding for local projects. This role allows him to advocate for the town when the county makes decisions about shared services and infrastructure improvements.
The Town of Collingwood recently approved its budget for the 2026 fiscal year. The financial plan includes a 2.39 per cent tax increase to help cover the costs of these ongoing developments and essential community services.
