Community Services Strategic Plan

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The County of Brant is developing a 10-Year Community Services Strategic Plan to guide the future of Community Services in Brant. This includes parks, trails, indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, community programs, cemeteries, green spaces, and trails.

This plan will help us understand and prepare for the needs of our growing and changing community. By setting clear priorities and service standards, we can ensure our facilities, programs, and services continue to improve quality of life for everyone in the community, now and in the future.

We want to hear from you! Your input will help us make informed decisions about where to invest time, resources, and funding to best serve residents and visitors.

Why this plan matters

The plan will:

  • Guide future growth – ensuring parks, trails, and recreation facilities keep up with community needs.
  • Support healthy, active living – with programs and spaces for all ages and abilities.
  • Protect and enhance green spaces and trails – preserving nature and improving access to outdoor recreation.
  • Ensure efficient use of resources – planning for sustainable and cost-effective services.
  • Strengthen community connections – creating spaces and programs that bring the community together.

By participating, you’ll help us understand what’s most important to you, Whether it’s more recreational programming, better-maintained trails, or new facilities.

For more information about current community services, please visit brant.ca/RecreationAndParks.

Stay informed

Subscribe for updates and be the first to learn more about this project. Add your email to the Stay Informed box on this page and click ‘Subscribe'.

The County of Brant is developing a 10-Year Community Services Strategic Plan to guide the future of Community Services in Brant. This includes parks, trails, indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, community programs, cemeteries, green spaces, and trails.

This plan will help us understand and prepare for the needs of our growing and changing community. By setting clear priorities and service standards, we can ensure our facilities, programs, and services continue to improve quality of life for everyone in the community, now and in the future.

We want to hear from you! Your input will help us make informed decisions about where to invest time, resources, and funding to best serve residents and visitors.

Why this plan matters

The plan will:

  • Guide future growth – ensuring parks, trails, and recreation facilities keep up with community needs.
  • Support healthy, active living – with programs and spaces for all ages and abilities.
  • Protect and enhance green spaces and trails – preserving nature and improving access to outdoor recreation.
  • Ensure efficient use of resources – planning for sustainable and cost-effective services.
  • Strengthen community connections – creating spaces and programs that bring the community together.

By participating, you’ll help us understand what’s most important to you, Whether it’s more recreational programming, better-maintained trails, or new facilities.

For more information about current community services, please visit brant.ca/RecreationAndParks.

Stay informed

Subscribe for updates and be the first to learn more about this project. Add your email to the Stay Informed box on this page and click ‘Subscribe'.

Questions and comments

County of Brant Staff aim to maintain a respectful and constructive dialogue with the public through all forms of communication. We understand and appreciate that people will have differing opinions and concerns, and welcome all feedback, questions, and comments in a respectful and constructive manner.

Please ask your question or leave your comment below. We will do our best to respond within 3 business days. For more information about community services in the County of Brant, please visit brant.ca/RecreationAndParks.

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    What will be done to clean up the scrap metal and refuse left from the former dump along the area where the penman path extension is proposed? Currently this area littered with old garbage.

    Karl asked 22 days ago

    Site remediation requirements and improvements will be reviewed through the North of the Nith project design stage.

  • Share hello..is there a long term plan for more trails and footpaths to connect neighborhoods. for example lions park to the arena along the top of Mile Hill. and also from the golf course development to downtown along the river where the grand valley trail used to be in the 1990s across the river from the rail trail. on Facebook Share hello..is there a long term plan for more trails and footpaths to connect neighborhoods. for example lions park to the arena along the top of Mile Hill. and also from the golf course development to downtown along the river where the grand valley trail used to be in the 1990s across the river from the rail trail. on Twitter Share hello..is there a long term plan for more trails and footpaths to connect neighborhoods. for example lions park to the arena along the top of Mile Hill. and also from the golf course development to downtown along the river where the grand valley trail used to be in the 1990s across the river from the rail trail. on Linkedin Email hello..is there a long term plan for more trails and footpaths to connect neighborhoods. for example lions park to the arena along the top of Mile Hill. and also from the golf course development to downtown along the river where the grand valley trail used to be in the 1990s across the river from the rail trail. link

    hello..is there a long term plan for more trails and footpaths to connect neighborhoods. for example lions park to the arena along the top of Mile Hill. and also from the golf course development to downtown along the river where the grand valley trail used to be in the 1990s across the river from the rail trail.

    Pam Fisher asked 3 months ago

    Thank you for the question. There will be some improvements on Dundas Street that lead from Lions Park to better connect to the Multi-use trail on Rest Acres Road that takes you to the Brant Sports Complex.

    A trail network is being constructed by the developer for the Paris Grand subdivision that will connect to Charlton Drive and throughout the subdivision on the south side by the river as well as north of Bendemere Rd.  

    Other connections and improvements are planned as roads are renovated and properties become available to improve walkability throughout communities.

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