News and Notices

Naming the Park on Daniels Drive as “Queen Elizabeth II Park”
The purpose of this notice is to provide Municipality of Brighton residents a fair, consistent, and efficient process for the naming and renaming of any municipal facilities, public buildings, parks, park features, trails and open spaces while respecting the need for public consultation.
This notice is to allow the public an opportunity to provide input into the naming of the park on Daniels Drive...
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The concession structure located within King Edward Park will be undergoing renovations from the week of May 16th though June 30th, 2022. The washrooms located at the side of the building will remain open to the public during renovations. If residents have any questions or concerns, they are requested to contact Ben Hagerman at 613- 475-0670 or by email at BHagerman@brighton.ca

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Construction work will continue on the Prince Edward Street railway crossing in Brighton, beginning Tuesday, May 24. The northbound lane of Prince Edward Street (County Road 64), near the crossing and the adjacent sidewalk, will be closed during construction. This work is part of the continued safety improvements for the railway crossing and is expected to last until Friday, June 10. Work will include road renewal, sidewalk widening, installation of pedestrian safety railings...
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The annual Municipal Sidewalk and Curb Repair Program is commencing the week of May 16 th , 2022 and continuing throughout the spring, weather permitting. Sidewalk will be replaced/repaired at various locations in the urban area. Property owners should be aware that there may be some short-term interruptions in access to properties, driveways, and parking. Efforts will be made to provide directly affected residents and businesses at least 48 hours of notice to minimize disruptions....
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From the intersection of County Road 64 and Harbour Street to approximately 7 Harbour Street, will be down to one lane during Monday April 25th- May 9th.
There will be automatic traffic control signals while contractors dig in the northbound lane of Harbour Street to install the new forcemain as it reaches the parking lot of the existing pump station.
Thank you for your paitence. 

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