News

The County of Brant is planning infrastructure improvements along Broadway Street West and West River Street in Paris.

September marks Hunger Action Month, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness about hunger and inspiring action across the country. Through collective effort, we can support and advocate for meaningful solutions that address food insecurity and poverty in our community.

Where is line marking happening:
Municipal Parking Lots in the downtown core.  The County will retrace yellow centre lines and arrows on the downtown municipal parking lots.

Brant, we are entering the final stages of the Downtown Dig (Grand River St N phase) with completion expected in October 2026!

The first day of school is Tuesday, September 8! 🍎

The County of Brant will be conducting routine inspection and maintenance work on the Storm Sewer System in the following areas of Paris:

• Willow Street

Friendly reminder that County of Brant Splash Pads and the Paris Community Pool close for the season this weekend 💦⁠

With the start of the new school year just around the corner, the County of Brant is enhancing parking enforcement in school zones to help keep students, families, teachers and crossing guards safe.

The County of Brant continues to respond to the impacts of yesterday’s severe thunderstorms.

Significant damage, including downed trees and power lines, is concentrated in the northern half of the County. County crews are patrolling roads and clearing storm debris from roadways and shoulders. Cleanup efforts are expected to continue well into next week.

The heat alert issued on September 1, 2026 has been cancelled. Extreme heat conditions are no longer in effect, as temperatures have cooled. To learn more about preventing heat-related illness during extreme heat events, visit geph.ca/heat.