Water Services

The County of Brant and Neptune will be temporarily suspending the water meter upgrade program as of March 18, 2020 at 8:00 pm. 
We will reassess the situation prior to April 13, 2020.  Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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New water meters will be installed in the community of Paris starting in August and will continue into 2020. Neptune Technology is the contracted partner who is installing the water meters.
Installations will be occurring on an area by area basis within Paris. As technicians move into your area, homeowners will receive communication from the County of Brant and Neptune prompting them to book an appointment.
A brochure will be delivered to each residence as technicians...
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Notice of Public Meeting
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Burford Water/Wastewater Servicing and Drainage Master Plan
You’re invited to…
The County of Brant invites you to attend the Public Meeting to discuss water servicing, wastewater servicing and drainage improvements for Burford. The meeting will include updates about the Community Improvement Program and the upcoming Official Plan. Your feedback is important and will be used to inform the work plan...
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New water meters will be installed in every house and business in the community of Paris starting in September 2019.
 
To learn more, we invite the public to attend an upcoming Open House on Wednesday, September 11, 2019 at the Lafarge Meeting Room, Brant Sports Complex. Feel free to drop in between 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm.
 
“The typical life of a water meter is up to 20 years old,” said Rob Walton, General Manager...
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Do you have an old well on your property?
An unused well, that has not been properly plugged, poses safety hazards and can threaten groundwater.
Funding is available through County of Brant's Rural Water Quality Program (RWQP) to help cover costs of decommissioning unused wells.   Through the Program, County of Brant residents can receive up to 100% funding to hire a licensed contractor to properly decommission their well.
The Long Point and Grand River Conservation...
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