Welcome to Brant
If you are new to the County of Brant or a longtime resident, we're here for you.
The County of Brant consists of several unique communities, each offering their own personality ranging from artistic charisma to outdoor adventure and country charm. The County offers an attractive quality of life to residents which includes a diverse selection of recreational activities, rich cultural and arts experiences, plenty of beautiful places to hike and paddle, top-shelf shopping and dining options and quick access to major travel routes. The County is home to more than 40,000 people and continues to steadily grow. Home to more than 1500 businesses, the County of Brant has a strong and growing business community.
The County of Brant is a responsive, healthy and progressive community that recognizes the importance of respect, integrity and team work. We work to engage the community in meaningful ways.
We hope this will help you find answers to commonly asked questions and ways to connect and stay informed on what's happening in Brant!
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For a quick reference guide, view the community directory (PDF).
FAQs
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How do I stay up to date on what's happening in the County of Brant? |
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To stay up to date with recreation, events, road closures, news, public meetings and more:
If you have a question, contact us or visit the department directory. |
For full details, please visit the Utilities webpage. |
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Please set out your garbage and blue box by 7:00 am on your collection day. The set out limit is four containers of garbage and unlimited blue box materials each week. |
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You can purchase a Blue Box for $8 (includes tax). If you have purchased a new construction home, your Blue Box is free! Blue boxes can be purchased at:
Visit the directory for a listing of customer service office hours and contact information. We do not have a green box program. However, the County does sell composting containers and encourages backyard composting. Click for tips on how to compost in your backyard. |
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Who do I contact about my taxes? |
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Through paying your property taxes, you help fund the services delivered by the County such as road maintenance and repair, recreation programs, emergency services and more. Visit the Property Tax webpage. |
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How do I get a new dog licence? |
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By licensing your dog, you can save you and your dog the stress of being lost and picked up by animal control. Visit the dog licensing webpage for more information. |
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How do I learn more about Recreation, Parks and Facilities? |
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Who do I ask about accessibility? |
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If you have questions about accessibility or a request, please contact Accessibility Services. |
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