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Visit our website for full details. Lawrence/Great Lakes area and near one of the world’s largest inland waterways, Brockville offers businesses an accessibility to major commercial international markets as well as a vast array of pleasure activities for the tourists and residents, alike. This page is managed by the City of Brockville Communications Coordinator 613-342-8772 x 4492. Social media is intended to enhance our communication – not to replace normal City business processes. If you would like to request a City service, please contact City Hall at 613-342-8772 for personal assistance. We also encourage you to visit our website at www.brockville.com where you can access email addresses to request a City service.

The City of Brockville officially launched its Your Space to Play community fundraising campaign last night at the Memor...
11/05/2026

The City of Brockville officially launched its Your Space to Play community fundraising campaign last night at the Memorial Centre community hall.

The campaign aims to raise $5 million in community support toward the City’s Multi-Use Recreation Facility (MURF) project, a major investment in modern, accessible recreation spaces that will serve residents for generations to come.

The campaign launch recognized the history, collaboration, and work completed to date, while providing an update on current construction, including work underway on the first of two new ball diamonds at Memorial Park.

Representatives from local recreation organizations had the opportunity to view project renderings and share their excitement about the positive impact these new facilities will have on sport, recreation, health and wellbeing in our community.

You can read the full media release on our website: brockville.com/news

To learn more about the campaign, view project renderings, and explore opportunities to support the project, visit yourspacetoplay.ca

Did you know you can set up your property tax payments through pre-authorized payments with the City of Brockville?Choos...
11/04/2026

Did you know you can set up your property tax payments through pre-authorized payments with the City of Brockville?

Choose the payment option that works best for you with monthly or semi-annual payment plans available.

Visit brockville.com/property-taxes/ to learn more and submit your electronic application.

Great work by City staff on the shoreline restoration project at Hardy Park near the Henry Street boat ramp.After high w...
11/04/2026

Great work by City staff on the shoreline restoration project at Hardy Park near the Henry Street boat ramp.

After high water levels damaged sections of the rock seawall and eroded a significant portion of the shoreline, staff completed restoration work to repair and stabilize the waterfront.

With work complete, the area is looking fantastic and will help protect this section of shoreline for years to come.

We look forward to welcoming residents and visitors to enjoy the improved shoreline.

November is packed with things to see and do in Brockville!From public skating and festive favourites like the Santa Cla...
11/03/2026

November is packed with things to see and do in Brockville!

From public skating and festive favourites like the Santa Claus Parade, Miracle on King, and River of Lights, to incredible performances at the Brockville Arts Centre, including The Nutcracker, there's something for everyone to enjoy this month.

November will also mark the inaugural meeting of the newly elected Council as members are officially sworn into office.

Swipe through to see what's happening this month!

A new ball diamond has quickly taken shape at Memorial Park! Recent work has included installation of the infield draina...
11/03/2026

A new ball diamond has quickly taken shape at Memorial Park!

Recent work has included installation of the infield drainage system, placement of the sand sub-base, and delivery of the first load of clay for the infield.

This new diamond is part of the City's outdoor recreation improvements associated with the MURF project and is planned to be ready for play in Spring 2027.

Learn more online at brockville.com/cityprojects.

Do you have a spruce tree that's outgrown its space?The City of Brockville is looking for a 20' to 25' spruce tree to be...
11/02/2026

Do you have a spruce tree that's outgrown its space?

The City of Brockville is looking for a 20' to 25' spruce tree to become this year's Holiday Tree on Blockhouse Island.

Each year, a donated tree is carefully removed and relocated to the plaza at the south end of the tunnel, where it becomes part of our community's holiday celebrations.

If you have a tree you'd like to donate, we'd love to hear from you!

📧 [email protected]
đź“ž 613-342-8772 ext. 3266

Help us bring some holiday magic to Brockville this season!

Great news for our local community!!
10/30/2026

Great news for our local community!!

Our HART Hub Leeds Grenville location opens on November 9, offering community members low-barrier access to a full continuum of addictions and mental health support, housing stability for long-term recovery, and, in some cases, a pathway out of homelessness. It is our second site, following the opening of our Lanark County location in December 2025.

Funded by the Ministry of Health, the HART Hub includes withdrawal management care, long-term treatment, supportive housing, and wraparound care, including volunteer and employment support, education guidance, access to primary care, and help reconnecting with family and community, all under one roof.

đź”—Learn more: https://www.llgamh.ca/news/the-hart-hubs-leeds-grenville-location-opens

Associate Minister Michelle Cooper, Minister Michael Tibollo, MPP Steve Clark, MPP John Jordan, Matt Wren - Mayor of Brockville, United Counties of Leeds and Grenville

The certified results for the English Separate School Board Trustee election are now available.Swipe to view the results...
10/30/2026

The certified results for the English Separate School Board Trustee election are now available.

Swipe to view the results or visit brockville.com/elections for complete election information.

10/29/2026

Not every improvement is a beautiful one, but some are necessary.

Over the years, temporary repairs and accessibility upgrades have been made throughout downtown Brockville to address safety concerns such as uneven sidewalks and tripping hazards. While these fixes improve safety, they don’t always contribute to the overall appearance and character of the downtown.

That’s why the City is working with a consultant to develop a Downtown Beautification Plan to create a long-term vision for enhancing the look, feel, accessibility, and functionality of the downtown core.

Take a listen as City staff discuss some of the challenges facing downtown streetscapes today and how the Beautification Plan will help guide future improvements and investments.

Learn more about the project at: brockville.com/cityprojects

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