City of Brockville Projects

Learn about the Outdoor Fields Component of the MURF project, including two new ball diamonds, eight pickleball courts, construction timelines, and future recreation layouts at Memorial Park.

The City of Brockville acquired a five-acre property on Dana Street to protect municipal infrastructure, improve public safety, and create future green space opportunities. This page provides information on the property acquisition, site improvements, and ongoing work to enhance the area for community use.

The City of Brockville is working with a consultant to develop a Downtown Beautification Plan that will guide future improvements to the downtown core. This page provides information on the project, its objectives, key milestones, and updates as the plan is developed to help create a safer, more accessible, and more welcoming downtown.

The City of Brockville is undertaking a Downtown Parking Study to assess current parking conditions and plan for future needs. Funded through the 2026 Capital Budget with an allocation of $100,000, the study will evaluate parking supply, demand, and accessibility, and develop recommendations to support residents, businesses, visitors, and downtown growth.

Brockville Transit's new Para Transit Booking System makes it easier than ever for eligible riders to book trips, track vehicles in real time, and manage their transportation through the BEST - Brockville Transit app, online portal, or by phone.

Brockville residents are invited to submit an original design for the City's official "I Voted" sticker. The winning design will be distributed to voters during the 2026 Municipal and School Board Election and the artist will receive a $150 Visa gift card. Learn more here.

The City of Brockville is developing John Taylor Park to honour the legacy of former Brock Trail Committee Chair John Taylor. Located adjacent to St. Paul Street and the historic Buell's Creek sluiceway. Learn more about the project details and improvements included.

The City of Brockville is implementing a new Asset and Work Management System to improve how municipal assets are managed and maintained. The project includes the Citywide Portal, which allows residents to report issues related to City-owned infrastructure and assets online, while helping staff track maintenance activities, manage work orders, and support long-term planning and budgeting.

Reynolds Park is a waterfront park in Brockville along the St. Lawrence River. The City is continuing improvements to the park, including a new pavilion and boardwalk, to create a welcoming space for residents and visitors.

Project Overview The City of Brockville is moving forward with a major rehabilitation of the Memorial Centre, beginning with the full replacement of the facility’s roof. This work is a critical first step in the long-term vision for the site as part of the City’s future Multi-Use Recreation Facility (MURF). The existing roof has reached […]

The public engagement period has now concluded. Public feedback informed a report to Council, which approved a new Civic Recognition and Flag Protocol Policy establishing a consistent process for community flag raisings, flag ceremonies, and proclamations.

Bartholomew Street reconstruction is underway as part of the City's 2026 Capital Budget. Learn more about the infrastructure upgrades, construction impacts, and future traffic configuration approved for the corridor.