Budget 2018
Your city. Your tax dollars. Get involved.
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Budget Committee meetings are scheduled for November 27 to 30, ahead of the final approval of Budget 2018 on December 13 at a Special Council Meeting.
While budget deliberations are held over four days, planning for the budget has been underway for months. Public feedback received throughout the year at various community engagement opportunities help
ed shape the proposed budget. A Council Workshop was held on September 25 about aligning key priorities with public feedback and the City's Strategic Plan.
Stay informed on budget presentations, processes and meeting dates. Details of the proposed budget will be available online in early November with opportunities for you to comment and ask questions. Your city. Your tax dollars. Get involved.
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INspired Culture Master Plan
We are a city that is young and diverse, full of talent, passion and creativity. The City of Brampton Culture Master Plan will be a community-driven vision for arts and culture that will guide municipal cultural services and investment for the next 10 years. Stay informed about project progress via a new monthly email update, engagement opportunities in the first quarter of 2018, and when the final plan is ready to be launched. We INvite you to be part of the Culture Master Plan.
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Christmas in Downtown Brampton
The Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Christmas Market kick off the festive season in Downtown Brampton on Friday, November 17. You won't want to miss the lighting of the 60-foot tree with over 80,000 lights or the chance to begin your holiday shopping at the Christmas Market. On Saturday, November 18, the
Brampton Board of Trade Santa Claus Parade
will light up Main Street with bright and cheery floats.
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Great Things Are Happening
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Don't Forget
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The Great Pumpkin Party
Wear your Halloween costume and bring your pumpkins to Garden Square on November 1, 6-8 pm, and see them lit up one last time before being composted. Free food, activities and live entertainment.
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Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week
Brampton Fire and Emergency Services will be out in the community November 1-8 to raise awareness about the dangers of carbon monoxide and the importance of installing CO alarms outside all sleeping areas.
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Information Fair for Individuals Living with a Disability
Join us at Century Gardens on Saturday, November 4, from 9 am - 2 pm, to learn about services available for people living with a disability.
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Harvest Market
The Harvest Market features all the bounty of the harvest season every Saturday, until November 4, on Main Street (Queen to Nelson Street). Get in your final visit this season to the vendors you love!
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Remembrance Day
Lest We Forget. The City of Brampton and Royal Canadian Legion, Branches 15 and 609, have a comprehensive line-up of events planned as part of Remembrance Day 2017.
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Help Manage Stormwater
Stormwater is water from rain or melted snow that flows into storm sewers, ditches, ponds, rivers and streams. Keep stormwater inlets clear and clean to help minimize flooding, erosion and harm to the environment.
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Stuff-a-Jeep Toy and Food Drive
Join Brampton Enforcement staff at local Walmart locations Saturdays, November 18 to December 9, from 10 am - 4 pm. Donated items will support the local Toys for Tots campaign and Salvation Army Food Sharing Network.
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Need Street Parking?
Illegal parking can create safety hazards. If you require a parking consideration, be sure to apply online or by calling 311. Without that, street parking for more than three hours or between 2 and 6 am is illegal.
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Ski and Snowboard Open House
Drop by the Chinguacousy Park ski chalet on November 25, 12-3 pm, and let our experienced staff prepare you for your winter season.
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Youth Employment Workshops
Thinking of applying for a part-time or summer job with the City? Register for three free one-hour workshops to learn the skills you need to succeed.
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Committee of Council (9:30 am)
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Thursday, November 2
Brampton School Traffic Safety Council (9:30 am)
Sports Hall of Fame Committee (7 pm)
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Tuesday, November 7
Accessibility Advisory Committee (6:30 pm)
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Wednesday, November 8
City Council (9:30 am)
*schedules subject to change
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Remembrance Day Closure
City offices will be closed Monday, November 13. Participants at recreation and community centres should call ahead, as some facilities may operate on holiday hours. |
As part of its commitment to being an open and accessible government, the City of Brampton encourages public participation in its decision-making process. For a full schedule of this month's public meetings, visit our website. [more...]
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Let's Connect!
The City of Brampton offers a variety of ways for residents to stay up-to-date on news,
events, programs
and services.
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