The Township of Brock shows its support for those combating homophobia, transphobia and biphobia and acknowledge the struggles our LGTBQ+ community faces by proclaiming May 17th the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
As first responders continue to serve Brock Township, it’s important that Brock Township Fire Department remains properly equipped to handle all emergencies.
Fire and Emergency Services in Durham Region and Kawartha Lakes have partnered with Enbridge Gas to promote spring and summer safety tips on local radio stations.
The Township of Brock is pleased to announce that Lisa Chen will be joining our team as the Director of Finance/Treasurer on May 9th, 2022.
The recent rainfalls and mild temperatures have not been kind to our roads.
Brock Township is accepting applications for the 2022 Senior of the Year Award.
Nominations for the Township of Brock Accessibility Award are being accepted until May 6.
Today, March 28, in consultation with the Regional Medical Officer of Health, the Chief Administrative Officer, Regional Emergency Control Group, and in partnership with all of our local municipalities, Regional Chair John Henry lifted the of emergency in Durham Region. The State of Emergency will be effective as of 5:00 p.m.
The Brock Township Fire Department is advising residents to contact them regarding any restrictions governing open air burning, before starting any fires or burning brush.
With the warmer temperatures we have experienced this week and everyone being happy to get back outdoors again, we want to remind residents that our street sweeping program does not commence until mid to late April.