COVID-19 Important Updates
- Please be advised as of 12:01 am on January 14, 2021, the Province of Ontario has issued a stay-at-home order to curb the spread of COVID-19 and help protect the healthcare system. For full details please visit the Province of Ontario website.
- The Brant County Health Unit (BCHU) is the lead Public Health Agency for the County of Brant.
For the current number of COVID-19 cases and additional health updates, please visit www.bchu.org.
- The Brant Community Healthcare System has moved COVID-19 testing operations to the Brantford Civic Centre (effective September 28, 2020) - please visit www.bchsys.org/COVID-19-Assessment-Centre for more information.
- For Face Covering information, visit www.brant.ca/FaceCovering.
All Customer Service Offices are closed to the public until further notice.
For general inquires, please contact 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT or email info@brant.ca. As this situation continues to evolve, please stay informed and subscribe to the County's news at www.brant.ca/Subscribe.
Video Messages from County of Brant Mayor, David Bailey |
January 19, 2021 - The Province of Ontario has issued a “Stay At Home” order
Visit the County of Brant's YouTube channel for more video messages from our Mayor, David Bailey |
The County of Brant Declares a State of Emergency |
On March 19, 2020 at 11:11 am, the County of Brant has declared a state of emergency. The media release can be found on the News webpage. The County of Brant has declared an Emergency today in support of the Province of Ontario's and the Government of Canada’s efforts to contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Declaring an emergency under s 7.0.1 (1) of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act provides the County of Brant with all options available to protect the health and safety of individuals and families living in the County. What does Declaring a State of Emergency Mean?
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COVID-19 Information and Resources
We are working closely with the Brant County Health Unit and taking action to implement their recommendations and directives. We are also in regular communication with the City of Brantford and Six Nations of the Grand River to ensure we have a coordinated response.
The County of Brant's Senior Management Team and Emergency Response Team is meeting regularly to continually assess services. We assure you that essential services will be maintained. We have put business continuity plans in place to ensure essential services such as Paramedics, Fire, Water, Roads, Waste Collection (and more) will continue.
* Health Information and Resources | ||
The Brant County Health Unit (BCHU) is the lead local agency for public health and continues to actively monitor the situation in collaboration with provincial and national health agencies, local hospital and community agencies.
To stay up to date and learn more, there are a number of online resources available to you. Travel advice and information about COVID-19 including how to prepare, prevent and recognize symptoms of the virus can be found on the following websites:
Please visit the Brant County Health Unit website for more information.
Additional resourcesPosters and fact sheets are available online through Public Health Ontario including: |
Affected Services
After School Programs - Cancelled during school closures | ||||
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Building Permits | ||||
We got you covered! Building permit applications can be electronically submitted through e-mail to building@brant.ca. The application will need to include a pdf drawing or scanned image/ photos from your smart phone along with the completed permit application in order to be processed. Please note that the building department will contact applicants with the procedure to pay fees prior to issuance of permits. If you cannot electronically submit your application please use the drop box located outside the front door at 66 Grand River St. N., Paris. Building permit information can be found online at www.brant.ca/Building. If you have questions in regards to your applications or any general questions, they can be directed to our Building staff at 519.44-BRANT. The County of Brant will continue to adjust our operations according to the recommendation of Health Authorities. Any further changes or updates will be provided through the County of Brant’s website www.brant.ca/news and social media accounts @BrantCommunity. The County of Brant would like to thank-you for your patience and understanding during this time and we recognize that these decisions and changes are disruptive and may have impact on those we serve. The safety and well-being of residents, staff and community at large is our top priority. |
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Business Continuity | ||||
We're here for you! Visit brant.ca/BrantWorksTogether to see how Brant can help our local businesses and industry partners.
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Cemetery Burial Services | ||||
Cemetery burial services continue to be offered. Please contact at us at 519.442.3822 for assistance arranging cemetery services. |
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Community Centres & Arenas | ||||
County of Brant Arenas and Community Centres will close as of December 26, 2020 until further notice. If you have a facility booking during this closure period, please contact 519.442.1944 or email facilitybooking@brant.ca. Staff are working to issue credits/refunds. Please be patient.
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Community Resources (Brant Cares) | ||||
The County of Brant has launched a webpage called Brant Cares (www.brant.ca/BrantCares) which offers a variety of community resources and services available to people during this challenging time. “This is what our community is all about,” said Mayor David Bailey. “In our community, we take care of each other. The people who offer a variety of services and supports are innovative, nimble and are responding to a variety of community needs.” The Brant Cares webpage offers the community a ‘one-stop-spot’ to find a variety of community resources, businesses and services. This webpage highlights a number of businesses and community services that have changed their regular practice to meet the needs of the community during the COVID-19 health emergency. To view Brant Cares, visit www.brant.ca/BrantCares |
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Council and Committee Meeting Cancellations | ||||
The County of Brant will proceed with Council and Committee meetings. For a list of upcoming meetings and the agenda, please visit www.brant.ca/CouncilCalendar. In light of the need to practice physical distancing, Council meetings will be held virtually and not in the Council Chambers. Please do not attend Council Chambers as this building remains closed. Please tune into the County's YouTube channel to listen to Council meetings. We appreciate your ongoing patience in this matter. Any questions regarding the Council schedule may be directed to the Clerk at 519.44BRANT. |
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Customer Service Offices | ||||
Customer service offices are closed as of December 24, 2020 at 12:00 pm until further notice. Staff are available to assist. Please call 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268), 1.855.44BRANT or email info@brant.ca. As well, a number of services are available online such as submitting a building permit, paying taxes and purchasing bulk water. Please visit www.brant.ca/OnlineServices for a full list of online services. If you have questions about building permits and applications, please contact us by email building@brant.ca or call 519.44-BRANT (519.442.7268). We are happy to help you complete the application via a telephone call. If you have questions about zoning, please contact us by email zoning@brant.ca or call 519.44-BRANT (519.442.7268). If you have questions about planning, please contact us by email planning@brant.ca or call 519.44-BRANT (519.442.7268). Please note, electronic submission of plans and permits will only be accepted at this time. If you have questions about your taxes, please contact us by email tax@brant.ca or call 519.44-BRANT (519.442.7268). Thank you for your patience and cooperation. All other customer service offices are closed to the public until further notice. Community Services Office at 15 Curtis Ave. N., Paris is also closed. As a result, the Ontario Works Paris Satellite office and the Ontario Disability Support Program satellite office will also be closed. Please contact your case worker directly for more information. Cemetery The cemetery staff will continue to meet clients at cemeteries or the office by appointment to facilitate; lot sales, service arrangements, marker and spring monument installations. Genealogical requests will not be accepted at this time. Cemetery burial services will continue to be offered. Please contact at us at 519.442.3822 for assistance arranging cemetery services. Clerk If you require a meeting with the clerk, please contact 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT. Questions or comments? Contact us 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT or email info@brant.ca |
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Emergency Services contacts - Brant OPP, Fire and Paramedics |
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Brant OPP
County of Brant Fire Administration Paramedic Services 303 Henry Street, Brantford, Ontario N3T 5S7 Phone: 519-756-4570 Dispatch: 519-753-4151 For emergency: 911 www.brant.ca/paramedics |
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Face Coverings | ||||
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Province of Ontario requires the use of a face covering (non-medical mask, such as a cloth mask) in public indoor spaces and whenever physical distancing is a challenge. The County of Brant’s Face Covering bylaw expired on October 28, 2020 given the new provincial regulation. To learn more visit www.brant.ca/FaceCovering.
Do you have a face covering question, comment or concern? Contact the County of Brant at covid-19@brant.ca or call 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT from Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The Bylaw team is happy to assist you. |
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Fire Services | ||||
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of fire incidents has increased across Ontario including the County of Brant. Fire Chief Geoff Hayman wants to remind everyone how important it is to keep fire safety top of mind. Test your smoke and CO alarms and practice your home fire escape plan. Safety tips include:
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Funerals and Visitations | ||||
Due to the evolving situation with COVID-19, cemetery staff will continue to meet clients at cemeteries or the office by appointment to facilitate; lot sales, service arrangements, marker and fall monument installations. Genealogical requests will not be accepted at this time. Cemetery burial services will continue to be offered. Please contact the Cemetery Office for more information at 519.442.3822. Funeral Update: As directed by the Province of Ontario, funeral services held outside on municipal cemetery grounds will have a maximum of 10 people including clergy. All cemeteries in the County of Brant will limit attendance to a maximum of 10 people (not counting staff) at all gatherings, attendances, funerals, visitations, funeral receptions and graveside services, provided:
Visiting a grave? We want to assure residents you can visit County of Brant cemeteries, but please be mindful of COVID-19 protocols and practice physical distancing when necessary. Visitors to the cemetery should be patient and expect short waiting times as other families may be in the vicinity of their loved one’s grave. Family and friends are welcome to place flowers (real or artificial) at the graveside. In order to keep the cemeteries clean and neat in appearance, staff will dispose of withered flowers and artificial flowers when in poor condition. For more information about the planting of flowerbeds and dwarf shrubs, please refer to the Cemetery By-law 119-13 at www.brant.ca/CemeteryBylaw |
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Libraries | ||||
The County of Brant Libraries will offer curbside pickup starting December 28, 2020 until January 25, 2021. Please visit www.brantlibrary.ca for more information. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding during this transition!
Library branches will offer curbside pickup. Follow the instructions on our outdoor signage at each branch for curbside pickup. Returning your items 1. When is it due? Our usual borrowing periods now apply. Log in and check your account if you're not sure when your items are due. 2. How can I return things? Materials should be returned through exterior book drops. Book drops are open at all 5 library branches. Do you have an item marked "DO NOT PLACE IN BOOK DROP" (such as puzzles, board games, or electronics)? You may return these items inside the branch during open hours. 3. Why do I still see checkouts on my account after I returned them? We're following strict quarantine procedures, which means we do not touch returned material for a minimum of 72 hours. You may see returned items on your account until we can check them in. It is nothing to worry about - as always there are no fines or fees being charged at this time. |
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Marriage License and Commissioner of Oaths | ||||
Marriage License Applications Since the issuance of marriage licenses requires an in-person meeting and due to limited supplies, marriage licenses are currently being issued for County of Brant residents who plan to get married within the next 2-3 weeks. Please contact the Clerks office to schedule an appointment 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT. Commissioner of Oaths The Clerks Department can certify the validity of information and/or documents. We provide Commissioner of Oaths service for documents like affidavits, vehicle transfers and foreign pension forms. To arrange to have documents signed by a Commissioner of Oaths, please contact the Clerks Division at 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT. |
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Media Releases and Updates - Stay informed! | ||||
Below are the media releases as they relate to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic: To stay up to date, subscribe to the County's news at www.brant.ca/Subscribe Also, follow Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @BrantCommunity. December 22, 2020 - Public Notice: COVID-19 Province-wide Shutdown December 15, 2020 - Public Notice: Brant-Brantford Paramedic Services, COVID-19 Positive Paramedic November 12, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant will Provide Additional Funding for Businesses to Improve Public Safety Measures through the Community Improvement Plan November 11, 2020 - Media Release: Country of Brant Royal Canadian Legions will Celebrate Remembrance Day Privately October 15, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Extends Temporary Patio Allowance Program October 7, 2020 - Media Release: Emergency Operations Centre Advisory Committee reinforces updated provincial public health regulations and guidelines September 9, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Welcomes Filming Production back to the County August 28, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Re-Opens Community Centres and Arenas August 24, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Launches Digital Service Squad to Help Small Businesses Adopt Online Technologies August 21, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Opens After School Program Registration July 16, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant moves forward with Stage Three Re-Opening of Playgrounds July 15, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant implements mandatory use of face coverings for enclosed public spaces July 8, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Reopens Aquatic Facilities June 30, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Allows Outdoor Sports Fields Rental Bookings June 25, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Celebrates Canada Day June 25, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant has Cancelled Additional Summer and Fall Events June 19, 2020 - Media Release: Local residents strongly urged to avoid hosting/attending yard sales to help stop spread of COVID-19 June 19, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant is Reopening Aquatic Facilities June 17, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Launches Temporary Patio Allowance Program June 16, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant is the Host Community for the Virtual Canada Day Event – Canada Day House Party June 11, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Moves Forward with Stage Two of Re-Opening Amenities June 9, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Opens a Temporary Cooling Centre June 5, 2020 - Media Release: Love Local Brant May 29, 2020 - Media Release: Celebrate June! May 28, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Cancels Summer Camp for 2020 May 26, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Continues to Re-Open Park Amenities, Skate Parks, Sports Fields, Basketball and Multi-purpose Courts and River Access Points May 21, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Re-Opens Outdoor Park Benches, Tennis Courts, the Simply Grand Dog Park and the Dwayne Bereziuk Memorial Disc Golf Course. May 20, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant has Cancelled Tour de Farm for 2020 May 19, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant has Cancelled Music in the Park for June 2020 May 15, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Begins Re-Opening Some Recreational Amenities as Directed by the Province of Ontario May 14, 2020 - Media Release: Flowers are Coming to the County of Brant May 13, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Partners with Equal Ground Community Gardens May 9, 2020 - Update: Reminders to the Public re: Yard Sales, Gatherings and Donation Bins May 5, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Fire Chief Urges Residents to Keep Fire Safety Top of Mind April 30, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Businesses Step Up to Fight COVID-19 April 29, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Creates a Recreation Lending Program and Online Activities April 27, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Launches A Business Map Connecting Residents to Local Services April 24, 2020 - Media Release: Fishing in the County of Brant April 23, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Resumes Spring Maintenance Activities in Public Spaces April 23, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Modified the Open Air Burning Ban April 21, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Thanks the Community for Generous Donations April 17, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Celebrates Earth Week April 14, 2020 - Media Release: Emergency Child Care to be provided for local Essential Services Frontline Workers April 14, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Extending Facility Closures April 9, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant Opens a Dedicated COVID-19 Response Line April 6, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Welcomes Migrant Farm Workers April 3, 2020 - Media Release: Emergency Operations Centre Advisory Committee supports access restrictions implemented by Six Nations of the Grand River to protect public health and safety April 1, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Launches Brant Cares March 31, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Closes All Outdoor Recreational Amenities March 31, 2020 - Update: Water, Wastewater payments - late fees waived March 30, 2020 - Update: The Brant County Health Units confirms the 11th case of COVID-19 in the community. March 27, 2020 - Update: Closure of Mt. Pleasant and South Dumfries Skate Parks and Simply Grand Dog Park March 26, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant has Launched a COVID-19 Economic Response Webpage March 26, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant issues an Open-Air Burning Ban March 25, 2020 - Update: Brant Community Healthcare System Update on COVID-19 assessment centre March 23, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant – Please Do Your Part to Keep the Community Well (A message to those who have returned home from travelling) March 23, 2020 - Media Release: Unified Emergency Operations Centre Advisory Group forms to respond to Covid-19 pandemic in Brantford, Brant and Six Nations of the Grand River March 23, 2020 - Update: Brant County Health Unit confirms second and third cases of COVID-19 in Brant March 20, 2020 - Update: Cemetery Services Updates (Saturday burial services suspended) March 20, 2020 - Update: Wastewater Update - Please do not flush wipes down the toilet March 20, 2020 - Update: Waste Collection Update - Please help us keep crews safe and healthy March 20, 2020 - Update: Tax Payment Update - late fees waived March 19, 2020 - Update: The County of Brant Closes all Customer Service Offices March 19, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Declares a State of Emergency March 19, 2020 - Update: What Does Declaring a State of Emergency Mean? March 18, 2020 - Update: Cemetery Offices are by Appointment Only March 18, 2020 - Update: The Water Meter Installation Program is Suspended March 18, 2020 - Update: Playgrounds are Closed to Promote Social Distancing March 18, 2020 - Update: Building Permit On-Line Options March 17, 2020 - Media Release: County of Brant – Stay Home and Practice Social Distancing March 15, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Temporarily Suspends In-Person Payments at Customer Service Offices March 14, 2020 - Update: The County of Brant Libraries Close March 14, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Closes Community Centres, Arenas, the Paris Museum and St. George Lawn Bowling Club March 13, 2020 - Update: Healthy Kids Brantford/Brant Passport Program is Cancelled March 13, 2020 - Media Release: The County of Brant Cancels Programs for the Community Well-being
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Parks, Playgrounds, Dog Park, Sports Fields, Tennis Courts and Disc Golf | ||||
Visit www.brant.ca/Open for a complete listing of what's open and what's closed. The County of Brant reminds the public to practice physical distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community and to wear a non-medical face mask when physical distancing may be difficult. Open Recreational Amenities include:
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Paramedics (A message from the Paramedic Chief) | ||||
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Payment Information | ||||
Customer Service Offices:
County of Brant Customer Service offices will close on December 24, 2020 at 12:00 pm until further notice. Online Payments: Online payments are now available for bulk water, account receivable invoices, dog tags and building and planning applications. For online payment options, visit the Online Services webpage. Bulk Water: As the County has suspended taking in-person payments at County offices, pre-payment for bulk water can now be made on-line using your credit card at: https://webforms.brant.ca/Finance/Bulk-Water-Fill-Station-Reload. Please ensure all fields of the form are completed accurately. There will be a one (1) business day delay before the amount is added to your account. Municipal taxes can be paid by:
Please also consider:
For alternate payment arrangements, tax amounts for income tax purposes or more information please contact tax@brant.ca. Those who take part in the pre-authorized payment program for taxes, may contact the County’s tax department if you would like to opt out of the payment plan. Please contact tax@brant.ca or phone 519.44BRANT (519.442.7268) or 1.855.44BRANT.
Charges for late payments and interest: The County of Brant recognizes that the COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult for many households and businesses to pay their bills in full and on time. In response, the County of Brant provided relief on late payment charges on taxes, water and waste water and accounts receivable. This relief means that charges for late payments and interest will not be added from April 1 to September 30, 2020. Any late payment charges prior to this period are due and payable. The relief does not mean that the amount of the bill is being reduced. The bill remains due and payable. Efforts should be made to pay as much as you can afford to avoid accumulating too much debt that will eventually need to be paid off. If you have questions or need help with managing late payments for the items listed above, please contact us at 519.44-BRANT x 2290 or tax@brant.ca.
Water and Wastewater - Late Payment Fees Waived: Hydro and Water: Dog Licenses:
*Please note, the Burford and Paris Customer Services Offices are open Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm.
If you have questions, please call 519.44-BRANT or email info@brant.ca
As well, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation’s (MPAC) Request for Reconsideration deadline for property owners (who disagree with the assessment of their property) is usually March 31 of the applicable tax year. Due to COVID-19 health emergency, the deadline for the 2020 tax year will be 16 days after the @Ontario Government's Declaration of Emergency has been lifted. For more information, visit mpac.ca. |
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Public Washrooms | ||||
Public washrooms are now closed for the season.
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Recreation Programs | ||||
For up to date information about recreation programs, please visit: www.brant.ca/recreation (For all things recreation) www.brant.ca/VirtualPrograms (Registered and non-registered program offerings) www.brant.ca/RecAtHome (Free at home recreation ideas and resources and lending program)
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Report a COVID-19 Concern | ||||
If you’d like to learn more, ask a question or lodge a complaint regarding COVID-19 restrictions, please contact the Joint Enforcement Team which includes collaboration from County of Brant Bylaw, OPP and the Brant County Health Unit. Contact Covid-19@brant.ca or call the COVID phone line at 519.761.8391. The COVID phone line will become active on December 26, 2020 and will be monitored daily from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm including weekends. For issues that occur on weekends, after hours and on statutory/public holidays that require immediate response, contact the County of Brant 519.442.2241 (after hours number) or the OPP at *OPP or 1.888.310.1122. We are working diligently to educate the public and businesses with respect to the Enforcement of Orders under Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMCPA). Our number one goal is protecting the health and safety of our residents. Please note, the County of Brant and City of Brantford are different municipalities. If you are located within the City of Brantford and have a complaint, please contact 519.759.4150 or visit https://www.brantford.ca/en/your-government/by-law-enforcement.aspx |
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River Access Points | ||||
River Access Points are now closed for the season. For information on the Grand River Conservation Authority Park River Access Points, please visit their website. |
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Social Services - Food Banks and other resources | ||||
There are a number of food banks in the County of Brant. For a listing of these as well as other social services resources please visit www.brant.ca/BrantCares Ontario Works and Ontario Disability Support Program satellite office: As of March 17 2020 at 4:30 pm, the Community Services Office at 15 Curtis Ave. N., Paris also closed. As a result, the Ontario Works Paris satellite office and the Ontario Disability Support Program satellite office will also be closed. Please contact your case worker directly for more information. |
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Trails Information | ||||
County of Brant Trails
Here’s an interactive map of the open and closed trails and parks: https://maps.brant.ca/opentrails Here are additional maps of the trails by community:
City of Brantford |
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Transportation - Brant eRide | ||||
The Brant eRide public transportation program continues to operate. Enhanced cleaning practices of vehicles has been implemented. We will continue to monitor the situation and address the delivery of public transportation services as required. For more information on Brant eRide please visit www.brant.ca/eride.
A reminder to users that Brant eRide does not run on statutory holidays. |
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Waste Collection | ||||
The County of Brant waste collection crews continue to pick up blue box material and garbage on the regular schedule. Their efforts on behalf of our community are appreciated more than ever during this time, and we want to keep them healthy. While crews have their own health and safety procedures in place, they have asked that we take these extra steps to help protect them on the job.
These steps will help protect the health of crews who handle thousands of bins, bags and boxes each week. We all have a role to play and by working together we can make a difference. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. |
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Waste Facilities - Reduced Hours | ||||
If use of the facilities at Biggar’s Lane Landfill and the Paris Transfer Station is necessary, please note that as of Monday March 30, 2020, the County of Brant’s Solid Waste Facilities operating hours have been reduced. The site hours will be open as follows:
The number of users/vehicles allowed on the sites at one time will be reduced to enable physical distancing. Long waits may occur at times. Details on the locations of the site can be found on the County website at www.brant.ca/en/resident-services/landfill-and-transfer-station.aspx The following measures for protection of staff and residents have been implemented:
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Wastewater - Please do not flush wipes | ||||
A friendly reminder to County of Brant residents:
Wipes can cause damage to sewer systems and equipment even if they are labelled "flushable" or "septic-safe". When a product is labelled 'flushable' it generally means that it will clear your toilet bowl but does not mean it will clear your pipes or break down in the wastewater system and at a wastewater treatment plant. Toilet paper dissolves easily in the wastewater systems. However, wipes and paper towels do not. For more information, visit: www.brant.ca/en/resident-services/Sanitary-Sewer-Connections.aspx For more information, visit: Canadian Water and Wastewater article "COVID-19 and Sewers – To avoid a Sewage Back-up don’t treat your toilet like trash can" |
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Water Meter Installation/Upgrade Program | ||||
The County of Brant and Neptune resumed the water meter installation program on July 20, 2020. For more information, visit www.brant.ca/WaterMeters. |
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