Advance Brampton Fund: Empowering Non-Profits in Brampton
The Advance Brampton Fund provides grants to Brampton-based non-profits and charitable organizations for projects in arts, culture, recreation, and community safety.
Peel Regional Police Receives Funding for Critical Air Support
The Peel Regional Police (PRP) has received funding from the Ontario Government to procure a helicopter. This addition will significantly enhance our police response capabilities and greatly assist our officers […]
PWE Project Updates Wards 1 & 5
Building, Design & Construction Previous slide Next slide 30-46 & 54-60 Main Street North Demolition & Interim Strategy for Expansion of Garden Square Previous slide Next slide Capital Works Previous […]
PRP Project Warlock – Multiple Arrests Made in Violent Home Invasions, Robberies and Carjacking’s
Peel Regional Police’s Project Warlock tackled an organized crime network behind numerous violent crimes in Brampton and Mississauga. Over six months, investigators solved 17 violent crimes, recovered stolen vehicles and property, and arrested 18 individuals. This operation highlights the urgent need for bail reform to improve public safety.
Celebrating Filipino Heritage: A Weekend of Fiesta Extravaganza in Brampton
The “FIESTA EXTRAVAGANZA” at Chinguacousy Park in Brampton celebrated Filipino culture with vibrant traditions and community spirit. It showcased Filipino heritage through lively performances, diverse cuisine, and a joyful atmosphere, uniting people of all backgrounds in a cultural extravaganza that highlighted multicultural harmony and resilience.
Peel Regional Police Address Surge in Illegal Street Racing, Brampton Tightens Bylaws
Peel Regional Police (PRP) shared their ongoing efforts to enhance public safety and curb illegal street racing during a recent city council meeting, revealing over 20,000 Highway Traffic Act offense charges issued this year. The discussion highlighted the persistent issue of car rallies and the need for stricter bylaws. The council approved a motion to review and tighten Brampton’s bylaws, emphasizing the balance between public safety and constitutional rights.
Encampment Update – July 12, 2024
Brampton led relocation efforts of encampments in flood-prone parks along the Etobicoke Creek Trail, with ongoing support for remaining active encampments and 24/7 patrols. The city prunes trees for better sight lines and is planting new trees on Calvertdale Road. City and regional councils are advocating for increased affordable housing and social supports, and an Encampment Policy Framework is being developed.
Brampton honours Bill Davis with Memorial Artwork and Proclamation
City of Brampton honors William G. Davis with new monument and declares July 30 as Bill Davis Day
The City of Brampton will honor former Premier Bill Davis with a memorial artwork at the Peel Art Gallery, set for completion in spring 2025. Designed by Xiaojing Yan and Lilly Otasevic, it reflects Davis’ contributions. Bill Davis Day is proclaimed for July 30, 2024.
City of Brampton Earns HIGH FIVE® Accreditation for Recreation Excellence
Brampton’s Recreation division achieves HIGH FIVE® accreditation, ensuring top-tier child development in programs. Supported by Mayor Patrick Brown and Councilors, this milestone emphasizes quality, staff training, and community engagement, reinforcing Brampton’s commitment to excellence in recreation.
