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Make sure you're ready to vote!
The 2026 Municipal and School Board Election is happening on Monday, October 26, 2026.
Check your voter registration status at https://vreg.registertovoteon.ca
You must be registered by September 15 to receive a Voter Notification Letter in the mail.
For more information about the upcoming election, visit brant.ca/Elections
Please be advised that the County of Brant will be conducting regular trail and forest maintenance in the Barkers Bush area, beginning on Tuesday, June 30. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
The traffic light installation on Colborne Street West at Pleasant Ridge Road and Forced Road will be completed and the lights will be in use on Thursday, July 2, 2026.
The Medical Officer of Health (MOH) for Grand Erie Public Health is issuing a heat alert for the Grand Erie Public Health region (Brantford‑Brant and Haldimand‑Norfolk), effective Tuesday, June 30, 2026.
City of Brantford and County of Brant officials are committed to ensuring that community feedback plays a meaningful role in shaping any future decisions related to the proposed Airport Boundary Adjustment.
The County of Brant is considering a zoning by-law amendment for select municipally owned parking lots and nearby lands in Downtown Paris as part of the ongoing Downtown Paris Zoning Project.
The County of Brant will be conducting routine inspection and maintenance work on the Storm Sewer System in the following areas of Paris:
Canada Day is just around the corner, and that means fireworks! Please take a moment to review the County of Brant’s Fireworks Bylaw at brant.ca/Fireworks to ensure you're celebrating safely and responsibly.
The County of Brant currently owns an unopened road allowance on lands commonly identified as Lane Block 44, Plan 2M1968; County of Brant, being PIN 32053-1136, located in the former Township of Paris.
This project is currently on schedule. 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.
Beginning on July 1, more than 23 locations across the County of Brant will undergo road milling and paving. This maintenance work involves removing broken and potholed asphalt and replacing it with a new asphalt surface to create smoother, safer roads.
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