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The 2026 Municipal and School Board Election will take place on Monday, October 26
NEW for 2026: Voting will take place online and by phone only. The County of Brant will offer in-person Voter Assistance Locations during advance voting and on Election Day to help residents who need assistance voting online.
For more information about the upcoming election, including voting dates, Voter Assistance Locations and registration information, visit www.brant.ca/voting
For more information about registration and how to vote, visit our Election Voting webpage
Stay informed and get involved! Join us for a County of Brant Council Meeting this October.
The County has added two new raised crossovers on Trillium Way to help calm traffic and keep our roads safer and improve pedestrian visibility.
In just a few more weeks, we’ll be enjoying a beautiful, renewed downtown that has been carefully rebuilt to serve our community for decades to come.
Exciting news! New walking bridges are being installed at Snowball Park in St. George!
Work is set to begin with the removal of the existing bridges, followed by the installation of the new bridges next week.
We’re pleased to share that the playground, multi-use court, shade structure and accessible pathways at Onondaga Ball Park, located 31 Brantford Street, are now open for the community to enjoy!
The Municipal and School Board Election is taking place on Monday, October 26, and voting has never been easier!
NEW for this election: Voting will take place by phone and online, making it easy to cast your vote from your phone, tablet or computer.
The County of Brant is developing its first Archaeological Management Plan, or AMP, to help identify, understand and protect important archaeological and cultural heritage resources across Brant.
Asphalt paving on Mick Jones Way will take place from Monday, September 28 to Friday, October 2, weather permitting.
The County of Brant’s business community came together last night to connect, celebrate and recognize local success at the 2026 Salute to Brant event.
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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