Brant, ON launched "Engage Brant" a new online community engagement website for residents
The County of Brant launched "Engage Brant" a new online community engagement website to replace in-person public engagement events which were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Registered residents can use the website to participate in engagement opportunities which impact local projects, policies, and initiatives.
Brant, ON
Canada
Brant, ON created an interactive mapping tool for active developments and planning act applications
The County of Brant created an interactive mapping tool to help residents and businesses review information on active developments in the area. The map also provides additional information on Planning Act applications such as re-zonings, variances, subdivision plans, etc.
Brant, ON
Canada
Brant, ON launched a Digital Main Street Program to enhance digital literacy among local businesses
The County of Brant launched the Digital Main Street Program to support local businesses by providing the training and resources necessary to grow their online presence. The program offers a $2,500 Digital Transformation Grant to help small businesses invest in social advertisements, external marketing agencies, software, Digital Service Squad specialists, etc. Approximately 19 local small businesses have received the Digital Transformation Grant and $47,500 in funding has been distributed.
Brant, ON
Canada
Brant, ON is lending fitness equipment to encourage physical activity during the COVID-19 pandemic
The County of Brant's Recreation and Community Development Division launched a new program to encourage physical activity during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program involves lending residents fitness, recreation, and sports equipment including hula hoops, volleyballs, basketballs, weights, yoga mats, skipping ropes, etc. The list of available equipment is viewable on the County's website. Residents can submit equipment requests via email and County staff will arrange safe contactless delivery.
Brant, ON
Canada