News and Notices

Curbside collection of leaf and yard waste for the month of July begins next week. Collection dates for each area are: Area 1: Monday, July 7 Area 4: Monday, July 28   Please remember, bags need to be: - less than 20kgs (44lbs), - rolled at the top, - curbside by 7 a.m. on your collection date and, - tie brush into bundles no longer than 3 ft. with material no larger than 2” in diameter   To learn more about the Leaf and Yard waste collection, visit https://www.northumberland.ca/.../leaf-and-yard-waste.aspx
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The July edition of our Municipal Community Newsletter is now available!   Featured in this newsletter... - News and Notices - Major Projects Update - Municipal Department News and Updates - Municipal Committee Corner - Community Events - Council and Committee Highlights - Upcoming Council and Committee Meetings   Read the newsletter -   https://conta.cc/3TUcDxT Subscribe to receive future newsletters -  https://bit.ly/MoBnewslettersignup...
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Please be advised that the Division Street South sidewalk replacement project will begin on Monday, July 7, 2025. The project will begin with a full removal of existing sidewalks, followed by ground preparation, formwork installation, concrete pouring, finishing with sod and asphalt repairs.   Date: Beginning July 7, 2025 Location: Division St. South, Brighton Resident access changes: Temporary sidewalk closures and street parking will be in effect during this construction...
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Update: Harbour Street, from Mill Pond Court to County Road 64, will continue to be closed for an additional two (2) week period, starting June 27, 2025, for continued infrastructure work.   Duration: June 27 to July 11, 2025 Construction Location: Harbour Street from Mill Pond Court to County Road 64 Detour: Traffic will be rerouted along Cedar Street during this time.   Please note that a full road closure will be in effect between CR64 and Mill Pond Court....
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BRIGHTON, ON (June 26, 2025) - Beginning July 1, the Municipality of Brighton will officially begin the initial phase of its visual identity refresh. This initiative aims to modernize the municipality’s corporate brand while thoughtfully reflecting its past, present, and bright future.
Working alongside Kitchener-based branding agency The Blondes, municipal staff will work closely with community members and community representatives through an extensive consultation...
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