School Safety Tips for Back to School   

September means back to school for many children in Brampton, and pedestrian safety in-and-around schools is our top priority. Everyone has a role to play in keeping students and our community safe.

Celebrate Brampton Tree Month!     

As part of Brampton’s commitment to plant one million trees by 2040, Council has designated September as Brampton Tree Month. Celebrate with us through scheduled events and initiatives – including a colouring contest and a residential tree giveaway!

Check the Voters’ List! 

Make sure your information is up-to-date on the Voters’ List ahead of Voting Day on October 24. Check if you’re on the list, or request to be added, on the City’s website. You can check voter eligibility and voting locations online.   

Coyotes are part of the local wildlife. If a coyote approaches you, stay calm, make yourself large and loud, and back away slowly. Do not leave food out for wildlife. When in doubt, call Brampton Animal Services

Brampton Transit Service Changes

Beginning September 6, Brampton Transit will introduce changes to several route schedules, for weekdays and weekends, to improve service reliability. View our latest Read and Ride guide with information on buses, at terminals and facilities, or online!