Latest Release
Brampton Applauds Ontario’s Action Against Immigration Scams
Mayor Patrick Brown, alongside Minister David Piccini, announced proposed legislation to protect newcomers from immigration fraud. The legislation aims to establish strict standards for immigration representatives, with penalties for misconduct and enhanced transparency. This move aligns with Brampton’s commitment to ensuring fairness and protection for its diverse immigrant population.
Past Releases
Announcement: 78% reduction in 911 wait times in Peel Region
Mayor Patrick Brown and Peel Regional Police Service Board Chair Nando Iannicca announced a 78% decrease in 911 wait times in 2024, building on a 35% reduction in 2023. This achievement is attributed to new technology, public education, and the addition of dedicated 911 communicators. Efforts will continue to improve response times and ensure resources are available when needed most.
Improvements to By-law Enforcement
Councillor Santos initiated a motion for an operational review of Brampton’s by-law enforcement, which led to a comprehensive implementation plan endorsed by the Council in 2024. The plan includes staffing expansions, new specialist roles, enhanced operating procedures, and community-focused enforcement initiatives.
City of Brampton and CUPE Local 831 Reach Tentative Agreement, November 12
The City of Brampton and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 831 have a reached tentative agreement on four agreements, covering approximately 1,200 City employees who are part of the CUPE Outside and Office, Professional and Technical, Temporary, and Supervisor, Service Delivery (Transit) bargaining units.
