- Burning By-law
- Clean Yard By-Law
- Community Safety Zone
- Designate Load Limits on Township Roads By-Law
- Development Charges By-Law, and Development Charges Brochure
- Dog By-Law - Consolidated
- Entrance By-Law
- Excessive Noise By-Law
- Fees and Charges By-Law
- Fence and Pool Enclosure By-Law, and Fence Brochure
- Fill and Site Alteration By-Law
- Food Truck By-law
- Off-Road Vehicle By-Law (revised 2020)
- Procedural By-law of Council - Consolidated as of December 2024
- Property Standards By-Law
- Resident-owned Mailboxes
- Retail Business Opening on Certain Holidays By-Law
- Sign By-Law - Consolidated
- Skateboard By-Law
- Speed Reduction By-laws - Amaranth-East Luther Townline, Amaranth Street and Connecting Link, Main Street
- St Alban's Anglican Cemetery By-Law
- Tariff of Fees for Fire Department Services
- Traffic and Parking By-law - Office Consolidation as of April 2026
- Tree Preservation and Natural Vegetation By-law
- Union Cemetery By-law - Price List
- Union Cemetery By-Law
- Water Restriction By-law
- Zoning By-Law - see Official Plan, Zoning and Planning Documents page
By-Law Enforcement
The Town of Grand Valley employs a Municipal Law Enforcement Officer, tasked with responding to non-emergency calls regarding by-law infractions. Depending on the nature of the complaint, the Dufferin OPP detachment may also assist with managing the problem.
Complaint Process
Residents may submit a by-law complaint by completing and submitting a complaint form to the Town of Grand Valley office in person, by email to bhaines@townofgrandvalley.ca or by fax to 519-928-2275. For after-hours emergencies, please call 911.
Proactive Enforcement
The Town of Grand Valley is committed to maintaining a safe, clean, and attractive community for all residents. Through the Town’s By-law Enforcement Policy, staff respond to complaints and, where authorized, conduct proactive enforcement of certain by-laws. The Town’s Clean Yards By-law is enforced proactively, allowing staff to identify and address property maintenance concerns such as excessive weeds, debris, refuse, and other conditions that may negatively impact neighbouring properties or the community. Property owners are encouraged to maintain their properties in accordance with the by-law to help keep Grand Valley a welcoming place to live, work, and visit.
Common By-Laws
The Town of Grand Valley provides online access to Reference copies of common by-laws; however, we do not guarantee that these versions are fully current and reliable for legal purposes. If you require a certified copy of these or any By-Law from the Town's records, please contact the Municipal Office at 519-928-5652.
You need a licence in order to own, operate or drive a vehicle for hire in the Town of Grand Valley. A vehicle for hire means taxicab, limousine or transportation network company.
The Town of Orangeville issues Vehicle for Hire licenses on behalf of the Town of Grand Valley. You can view more information here.