Parking

Online

Pay your parking ticket online at brant.ezpayca.com

By mail

County of Brant Bylaw Enforcement Division
26 Park Ave., PO Box 160
Burford, ON N0E 1A0

Please send early enough for your payment to be delivered on time.

In-person

• Any Customer Service Office
• If you believe that an error was made on an electronic ticket, you can file an internal appeal through brant.ezpayca.com
• If you believe an error was made on a hand-written ticket, please complete the online Parking Inquiry Form
• If you have lost or misplaced your ticket or have questions or concerns, contact the Bylaw Enforcement Department

• Our Parking Bylaw regulates parking within the County

• Vehicles cannot be parked in the same spot for more than 24 hours

• Several areas in the County have time-limited parking. Parking time limits are posted in these areas, and vehicles parked over the time limits are subject to parking tickets

• Unattached trailers cannot be parked on the road or in any municipal lot. During a snow emergency you cannot park on streets with "No Parking Snow Route" signs posted
• Oversized motor vehicles (have more than two axels or four tires, except for pick-up trucks with dual rear wheels) cannot be parked for more than two hours on any road or in any municipal lot. Find where to park in the County of Brant using our interactive Parking Map

For more information about this bylaw, contact the County of Brant Bylaw Enforcement Department.

The County of Brant offers a Seasonal Parking Permit System in three (3) river access zones to help reduce the high traffic and user volume experienced in the zones.

The Seasonal Residential Parking Permit system allows residents living within the Glen Morris, Bean Park and Penman’s Dam permit area zones to register for one (1) parking application that allows for up to four (4) permits for vehicles registered to their address, as well as two (2) additional permits, for a total of six (6) vehicles per RA Zone address. Residents requiring additional visitor parking permits may contact County staff directly for the issuance of same.

In addition to the Seasonal Residential Parking Permit system, we have also introduced additional signage for parking restrictions in these areas, increased enforcement of seasonal parking restrictions and increased parking violation fees. Grant permits will not be issued to commercial operators for use of the public access points.

The 2022 River Access Parking Maps can be found here:

• Bean Park River Access Parking Restrictions
• Forbes Street Parking Restrictions 
• Penmans Dam Parking Restrictions 

The 2022 River Access Parking Mitigation Strategy including the development and engagement process, can be found at EngageBrant.ca/RiverAccess