Service Disruption

Effective immediately,the County of Brant will close additional outdoor recreational amenities in order to stop the spread of COVID-19 and comply with Provincial directives. 
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced new orders to close all outdoor recreational amenities. The order builds on local municipal government action and makes it consistent across Ontario.
“To support the Province’s order and to protect the community’s well-being, the County of...
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On March 28, 2020, the Province of Ontario and the Bereavement Authority of Ontario issued a statement outlining the maximum number of people who can attend a funeral or visitation in one room, at one time must be 10 or fewer.
This number must be lower if the room cannot allow people to maintain physical distancing of at least two metres (six feet) apart from each other at all times, to a maximum of 10 people in one room.
Even if you have unlimited space, or are outside,...
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Six Nations of the Grand River is in process of blocking various entrances to the Six Nation community in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.
As of March 29, 2020, various barricades into the territory have been implemented and Highway 54 between County Road 22 and Painter Road has been closed. To stay informed, please subscribe to County news at www.brant.ca/Subscribe .

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Residents are asked to refrain from using the waste facilities at Biggar’s Lane Landfill and the Paris Transfer Station. However, sites will remain open for the time being.
If use of the facilities is required, please note that as of Monday March 30, 2020, the County of Brant’s Solid Waste Facilities operating hours will be reduced.
The site hours will be open as follows:
Biggars Lane Landfill – Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 5:00 pm.  Closed...
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  The County of Brant supports the Province of Ontario’s order that all non-essential businesses need to close as of 11:59 pm tonight.
“The County of Brant has taken a number of steps to wind down non-essential services,” said Mayor David Bailey. “We will maintain all essential services such as water, wastewater, waste collection, road and bridge maintenance, cemetery, paramedic, fire, police and bylaw enforcement.  License and permit processing...
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