News and Alerts 

Please watch this video message from our Mayor David Bailey:  https://youtu.be/bVgaxG284IU
As you know, cases of COVID-19 in Ontario are climbing. In our region, we have also seen a small increase. To help curb the increase, the Province is discouraging people from attending large unmonitored and private social gatherings like parties and dinners which are held in homes, backyards and parks. The Province has set gathering limits to 10 people indoors and 25 people...
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Fall Community Services Guide Update   The County of Brant will be postponing the release of the 2020 Fall Community Services Guide.   Please look for updates on recreation programming in the near future.   Follow us on social media @BrantCommunity on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, as well as subscribe to receive News and Notices by email at www.brant.ca/Subscribe for the most up-to-date information.
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Did you know that 77% of the lands in the County of Brant are considered prime agricultural land by the Province of Ontario?
In the County of Brant, we want to diversify our agricultural lands for different uses. The Province of Ontario allows 3 general uses of the Province’s prime agricultural areas:
Agricultural Uses (crops, livestock, greenhouse etc.)
Agriculture-Related Uses (farm supplies, farmer’s markets, wine and cider production etc.)
On-Farm...
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Are you looking for a unique opportunity to give back to your community?
The County of Brant Fire Department is actively looking for new recruits to join the ranks.
This year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are unable to gather in-person for the Information sessions. However, we are offering an online Fire Recruitment video . We hope this will provide you with an overview of the Fire Department and recruitment process. The application due date is October 2, 2020.
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Sharing on behalf of our friends at the OPP:
As the economy continues to recover from the pandemic, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is committed to improving customer service for citizens seeking police record checks.
Due to COVID-19, the OPP is currently experiencing a high volume of police record check requests. Current processing times are four to six weeks. The OPP is working on improving the technical capacities of the current system, as well as increasing...
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