Crossing Guards

The County of Brant employs 20 crossing guards. Adult school crossing guards direct and supervise people as they cross streets at school crossing locations. The Highway Traffic Act sets out the rules of the road including school crossings.

Crossing Guard locations

Crossing Guards work scheduled shifts which are coordinated with school bell times.
Crossing Guards are on duty at these locations:

Burford

Alexander St.
King St. and Maple Ave.
St. William St. and King St.

Paris

Broadway St. N.
Central School
Grand River St. N. and William St.
Grand River St. N. and Silver St.
King Edward St. and Irongate Dr.
Savannah Ridge and Irongate Dr.
Market St. and Silver St.
Northward School
Grandville Circle and Cobblestone Dr.
Grandville Circle at Grandville Circle
Oak Avenue at Whitlaw Way (temporary due to construction)
Rest Acres at Laurie Ann Lane/Hanlon Place.

Scotland

Simcoe St. and Church St.

St. George

College St. and Beverly St.

How parents can help

Plan a safe walking route with your child
Become familiar with your Crossing Guard's schedule
Set a good example; obey all traffic signs
Encourage your child not to wear headphones when walking near traffic
Encourage your child to walk their bicycle, carry their skateboard, etc. when crossing the road

How motorists can help

Stop before reaching a crosswalk when the stop sign is upright
Stop when the crossing guard and the children are preparing to cross or are in the roadway
Remain stopped until all children have crossed safely and the crossing guard has exited the roadway
Be courteous and attentive if you see a crossing guard. Obey the crossing guard at all school crossings
Obey speed limits and community safety zones at all times
Motorists who fail to obey the directions of a Crossing Guard are liable to a fine from $150 to $500

Interesting in becoming a Crossing Guard?

Please visit our Career Opportunities page for available Crossing Guard positions.

Concerns?

For more information on the crossing guard program or to report any concerns, please contact the County of Brant.