BROCKVILLE

Mayor Matt Wren, City Manager Sandra MacDonald, and Economic Development Manager Dayna Golledge, pictured with members of the Sherwood Park Manor Board attended a cheque presentation at Sherwood Park Manor on June 9, marking the City of Brockville’s $500,000 contribution to the Manor’s capital redevelopment project. Read the full media release from Sherwood Park Manor. 

What Brockville Homeowners Need to Know Before They Build Spring is a popular time for outdoor projects, and deck construction is one of the most common projects requiring City approval. Before starting any work, homeowners are reminded that zoning compliance and a building permit are required for most deck projects in the City of Brockville. […]

On March 30, 2026, Brockville Police Service charged a former Brockville Public Library CEO for matters dating back to 2023 and 2024. The City of Brockville initiated an internal investigation at the Library in December 2024. In June 2025, the Brockville Police Service began its own investigation. Information gained from the internal investigation was provided […]

The City of Brockville is excited to be taking an important and much needed step forward in the Multi-Use Recreation Facility (MURF) project. Prefer to watch? View the full project update from Travis Raison here. The current roof at the Memorial Centre has reached the end of its service life. Over time, it has developed […]

Brockville, ON – January 29, 2026 — The City of Brockville will receive $24.6 million in provincial funding to support the replacement of the Centeen Park Main Pumping Station, a long-planned upgrade to one of the City’s most critical pieces of wastewater infrastructure. The funding was announced by Steve Clark, MPP for Leeds–Grenville–Thousand Islands and […]

Staying informed about what’s happening in our community helps ensure conversations are grounded in shared understanding and accurate information. While social media and community forums can be valuable spaces for discussion, they may not always reflect the full context or the most current information. Research continues to show that misinformation is increasingly common online, which […]

The City’s primary means for public communications are Announcements. Formerly known as ‘tweets’, Announcements can be found  on our homepage in the gradient bar showing text side-scrolling below the homepage image. After you subscribe, when Announcements are made, you will automatically receive them directly to your email inbox as they are released. In the event […]

Have your say, the respectful way. Social media is a great way to stay connected and informed. It can be a useful tool; however, people should be aware that not all information found on social media is accurate, truthful and transparent. There are certain individuals and groups whose purpose is to encourage and promote inaccurate […]