Road Construction
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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
Please be advised that the Pottruff Road Bridge will be temporarily closed to allow for bridge resurfacing work. Residents and motorists are asked to follow all posted detour routes during the closure period
Road resurfacing on Pottruff Road will begin on Tuesday, May 5.
Construction in Downtown Paris is underway, with this phase expected to be completed in late summer to early fall 2026.
St. George Road/ Main Street North Road reconstruction will begin on Monday, May 4.
Installation of a new traffic control signals at the intersection of Colborne Street West, Pleasant Ridge Road and Forced Road. Activation of these signals is scheduled for June 2026.
Curb and Sidewalk installation will begin on Main Street in Paris on Wednesday, April 29.
Work continues on Dundas Street East and Paris Road. This multi year infrastructure project is replacing aging underground services and will improve how the road functions for drivers, pedestrians, businesses, and future employment growth in the area – bringing new jobs close to home.
On Sunday, April 26, 2026 there will be several temporary road closures as the Paris to Ancaster Bicycle Race passes through the County of Brant.
Construction on Hutchings Road in Paris has been extended.
The Peddie Bridge, located on Big Creek Road between Mulligan Road and County Road 22, will be closed for rehabilitation work.
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