Town of Collingwood - Collingwood, Ontario

Town of Collingwood - Collingwood, ON

Le Town of Collingwood est une municipalité située au 97 Hurontario St, Collingwood, ON L9Y 2L8, Canada. C'est une ville dynamique et accueillante, idéale pour les visiteurs et les résidents.

Spécialités: L'administration municipale est une spécialité clé du Town of Collingwood. Ils sont responsables de la gestion efficace et durable de la ville, en assurant la prestation de services publics essentiels et en gérant les ressources financières.

Autres données d'intérêt:

• Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant
• Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant

Avis : Le Town of Collingwood a reçu 15 avis sur Google My Business, ce qui donne une Avis moyen: 3.7/5.

👍 Avis de Town of Collingwood

William N.

1/5

When going to blue mountain, I went with a group of colleagues and stopped in town. People keep giving us the stares in a hostile manner. No point in visiting this town. From other comments, they are happy to rip off visitors as well under the guise of "hating city people" which is just a convenient way to be racist. The fact that racism exists in this town means their local government is at best ignorant about it or realistically, their members are racist.

Paul F.

1/5

Parking fees and tickets are absolute extortion, especially for visitors, who can't fight them. Even big cities don't have these kinds of fees. I had never seen a $100 parking ticket (or thought it was possible or legal) until my family and I were 20 min late to our car at sunset park. The online parking system also didn't notify me when the ticket was going to expire and it was not easy to use (compared to a physical ticket). What a scam. Never coming back to Collingwood!

TP G.

5/5

I love the architecture of what old buildings bring. Collingwood’s Town Hall was originally built as a multi-function Market Building, housing retail shops, a farmer’s market, a courtroom, opera house and council chambers around 1890. The four-faced clock, was installed in the tower in 1951.
What a glorious building.

Jeremy D.

5/5

We saw the clock tower from a distance and had to come by to check it out. At night time, there's a cool CWOOD sign that lights up.

Kirk S.

1/5

Once was a nice place but new boat launch policy wrecked that for me. Had a trailer parked on a site. Paid for a dock. That change for me this year because I'm not paying $100 to park a vehical to launch a boat. To the city of Collingwood. Yes this will help connection. But to what degree. You see you lost all my business. Places will suffer. Boat launches will not see there usual revenue. As well nor will marine repair/sleeping accommodation /restraints/food truck/retail store/money raised from ticket infractions etc...... Still have to pay water police and coast guard bylaw officers ,city workers etc.. As to your problem with congestion you nailed it. For the short time I was in your city how ever noticed harbour was empty. Not one car or person other than the payed worker. Parking lot empty. No revenue. Nailed it. I use to pay my $50 to town harbour and visit 2 to 3 times a year. Use to have a trailer there at $3000 per year. Why did you not maintain a max capacity at harbour parking lot. Post not parking signs with a ridiculous tow bill out side said parking lots to control congestion. Bylaw and towing would make money. Harbour would have a full lot even if they charged $30 to park. Good luck Collingwood hope this works for you and your people. You have lost this family's revenue. But on each side of you they welcomed ower new found business.

Julie D.

5/5

I am writing to congratulate Council on the online voting system.
I was initially wary about security, but found voting online clearly explained, efficient and time saving. It also appears to be secure. Well done.

John M.

1/5

As a taxpayer here, it truly is a joke to try and talk to some one at the town hall. The email address doesn't work, by phone, you will enter and endless loop of, listen to the lengthy menu, wait and customer service rep will speak with you, Rise and repeat.
Really poor service

F

1/5

On 1st of July, Canada day, municipal parking are free on Wasaga beach but not in Collingwood… Got a 80$ fine for less than 2hours parking in Sunset point beach, because I didn’t notice we should pay on that day in that place… Rules have to be respected, even when you are a tourist, but it doesn’t sound like a great sense of hospitality to fine people in such way on Canada day…?