FACILITIES

Norfolk County? s Municipal Alcohol Policy

Norfolk County owns and manages facilities and property where alcohol consumption is not permitted and other facilities and property where alcohol consumption is permitted under the authority of a Special Occasion Permit. Norfolk County has developed this Municipal Alcohol Policy (Policy) in order to: 1. Promote a safe, responsible and enjoyable environment for those who use these facilities; and, 2. Prevent alcohol related problems that may arise from alcohol consumption within its facilities. Facilities which are eligible for events where alcohol will be served under a Special Occasion Permit are: community centres, halls, arenas, recreation centres, museums, and various parks. Copies of the Policy and Frequently Asked Questions are available at www.norfolkcounty.ca or contact: Frank Sams Jan Phibbs Manager of Recreation Services Risk Management & Legal Services Coordinator Community Services Corporate Services Norfolk County Norfolk County 519-426-5999 ext. 2202 519-426-5870 ext. 1330

OPEN-AIR BURNING IS ILLEGAL

Without a Permit

MAX $5,000 Fine

Upon Conviction Burn Permits are issued at these locations:

? Norfolk County Fire & Rescue at 95 Culver Street, Simcoe 519-426-4115 ? County Administration Building at 50 ? 60 Colborne Street, Simcoe 519-426-5870 ? Delhi Administration Building at 183 Main Street of Delhi 519-582-2100 ? Langton Administration Building at 22 Albert Street, Langton 519-875-4485 Copies of the Open-Air Burning By-Law are also available at the above locations and on the Norfolk County Website: www.norfolkcounty.ca

BE SAFE AND BE AWARE

50 Recreation Services 519-426-8866 MS MS M

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