The Township of Brock has set up a $150,000 Emergency Response Benefit to support local businesses.
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On May 19, 2020, the Province of Ontario announced the immediate reopening of a number of outdoor recreational amenities as part of the first stage of its plan to reopen the province.
As part of the Township of Brock’s ongoing efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Township would like to provide the following update on service delivery and changes:
Effective Friday, May 15, 2020 at 6:00 p.m., open-air and/or recreational burning shall be permitted in the Township of Brock provided you have purchased an approved 2020 burn permit. Burn Permits can be purchased online by visiting our Township website.
As part of the Township of Brock’s ongoing efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Township would like to provide the following update on service delivery and changes:
The Township of Brock is proud to announce the launch of its new website! The new website townshipofbrock.ca was launched after extensive input and development.
Spring clean up of parks and public spaces, beaches and harbour clean up, seasonal preparations of sport fields and facility grounds, and lawn maintenance as well as gardens and hanging baskets are underway with some changes to the services to protect the health and well being of the community and Township of Brock staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Further to our update on March 31, 2020, where the Township announced that we were extending the closure of all our facilities, indoor and outdoor, indefinitely as well as extending the burn ban until further notice, as part of our ongoing efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19, the Township would like to provide the following update:
Over the past few weeks, the Township of Brock has received several enquires asking why the Township has implemented a burn ban. As Mayor, I would like to educate you the reason for the Township of Brock burn ban.
With the warm weather fast approaching, the Township would like to remind residents that all playground structures and park amenities, including sports fields, skate parks, walking trails (Beaverton Lions Walking Loop and Sunderland Lions Walking Trail), parking lots, basketball courts, tennis courts, picnic shelters, splash pads, beaches (including the Beaverton Harbour and pier), boat launch, and boat docks will be closed until further notice.