Georgetown

Who represents Georgetown

• Chantal GarneauLocal Councillor, Ward 3
• Ron NorrisLocal Councillor, Ward 3
• Jane FogalRegional Councillor, Wards 3 and 4
• Bob InglisLocal Councillor, Ward 4
• D'Arcy KeeneLocal Councillor, Ward 4

The Mayor represents every ward. The full council.

On the October 26, 2026 ballot

The certified candidates for each Georgetown ward, in the order the clerk lists them: Ward 3 and Ward 4. How to vote.

Schools in Georgetown

Every publicly funded school whose Ministry of Education mailing address is in Georgetown. A school’s attendance area is set by its board; check the board’s locator for an address.

Community centres, pools and libraries

• Mold-Masters SportsPlex221 Guelph Street · arena
• Gellert Community Centre10241 Eighth Line · community centre, indoor pool
• Cedarvale Park Community Centre181 Main Street South · community centre
• Georgetown Indoor Pool70 Guelph Street · indoor pool
• Halton Hills Public Library and Cultural Centre9 Church Street · specialty facility, library branch
• Halton Hills Youth Centre - Georgetown96 Guelph Street · specialty facility
• Hillsview Active Living Centre - Georgetown318 Guelph Street · specialty facility

Getting around

• Georgetown GO55 Queen Street, Georgetown, ON · GO Transit station page

Halton Hills’ own transit services and every GO station: Transit.

Sources and method

The municipality's own communities, defined as the municipality defines them: by its wards (the Town's Elected Officials page names Ward 1 Acton, Ward 3 North Georgetown and Ward 4 South Georgetown). Schools are matched by the Ministry's mailing city; facilities and GO stations are listed only where their official page gives an address in the community. No boundary is drawn: the Town's own community outlines are not licensed for reuse. Checked October 8, 2026.

Population and dwellings: Statistics Canada population centre (2021 Census): a census area built from dissemination blocks, not the Town's urban-area boundary.