Regional Councillor Brampton Wards 1 & 5

PRC Brampton Rosalea Unveils Initiatives for Brampton’s Youth and Community

PRC Brampton Rosalea is launching a series of initiatives to enhance tennis development in Brampton. These include hosting national tournaments, providing youth programs, creating local jobs, partnering with schools, and offering wheelchair tennis. The goal is to create a world-class facility that benefits the entire community.

City of Brampton officially opens new Rosalea Park Tennis Facility

The City of Brampton officially opened the Rosalea Park Tennis Facility, a $6.8M investment featuring year-round courts and youth-focused programming operated in partnership with Premier Racquet Clubs. This state-of-the-art facility adds to Brampton’s growing tennis infrastructure, supporting active lifestyles and community engagement.

Rosalea Park Winter Tennis Dome Nears Completion

The Rosalea Park Winter Tennis Dome in Brampton will open in late November, featuring three tennis courts for youth and offering programs through Premier Racquet Club Brampton. The project includes a newly designed parking lot, tree planting, and pathways to enhance the park’s environment. Adults and seniors will also have access to the courts during off-peak hours, supporting year-round recreation for the community.

2024 Puppy Masquerade at Duggan Park

Thank you to everyone that joined Councillor Santos for the 2nd Annual Puppy Masquerade at Duggan Park in support of Brampton Animal Services. Remember to make a donation to the Hope fund or help stock the Pet Food Pantry Program.

Community comes together to restore the Etobicoke Creek

Local residents, led by Councillor Rowena Santos and supported by TRCA, gathered at Newton Park for a tree planting and BBQ aimed at restoring green spaces along the Etobicoke Creek Trail. Over 40 volunteers, including youth and the Pinoy Pickleball Group, planted native trees to combat flooding and promote sustainability.

Community comes together to restore the Etobicoke Creek

Local residents, led by Councillor Rowena Santos and supported by TRCA, gathered at Newton Park for a tree planting and BBQ aimed at restoring green spaces along the Etobicoke Creek Trail. Over 40 volunteers, including youth and the Pinoy Pickleball Group, planted native trees to combat flooding and promote sustainability.

Tree Planting and Community BBQ: Newton Park Playground

Help restore the forest along the Etobicoke Creek. Join local neighbours and Councillor Santos at Newton Park Playground on Sunday September 29, from 10 am to 12 pm for a tree planting event and Community BBQ. Registration link included.

Celebrate Brampton Tree Month This September

Brampton Tree Month celebrates the city’s urban forest with events like tree giveaways, planting, and social media campaigns. Residents can participate to promote greenery and raise awareness about trees’ environmental benefits.

Encampment Update – August 8, 2024

The City of Brampton is actively addressing encampments, focusing on health and safety through regular site visits and support services. Recent updates highlight ongoing efforts along the Etobicoke Creek Trail, including wellness checks, patrols, and debris removal. Coordination with regional partners continues, with upcoming meetings planned to enhance response strategies.

Grass Cutting Tracker

If you are concerned about the grass maintenance schedule in your area, you can now check the schedule online. The new tracker tool allows you to follow parks maintenance crews updates as they maintain Brampton’s lawns and green spaces. The tracker provides access to live updates of the parks and boulevards that have been mowed.