You can visit our municipal office and make the payment on the ticket within 15 days from the date the ticket was issued. Our office is located at 1 Cameron St. E. in Cannington.

If you want to dispute a ticket, complete the Request a Parking Ticket Review form . You must submit this form within 15 days of the date of the parking infraction. 

We will work with you to resolve the issue. If the matter is not resolved a court date will be set for trial.

You can park on all streets in the urban areas for a 3-hour period, unless posted otherwise. The most common parking infractions are:

• Parking left wheels to the curb
• Parking for longer than three hours
• Parking in a prohibited area
• Parking on road during winter parking restrictions
• Parking within 3 meters of a fire hydrant
• Stopped so as to interfere with traffic/snow removal
• Parking in an accessible parking space

You can apply for an accessible parking permit through Service Ontario. This permit allows for on-street parking through the Township of Brock.

Overnight parking is not permitted in any Township of Brock parking lot without permission or a valid parking permit as per the current Traffic By-law.

Only individuals with a disability can use an accessible parking permit. Please place the permit on the sun visor of the driver's side of the vehicle. The permit must be visible from the outside of the vehicle.

According to the Traffic By-law, no person shall park in an accessible parking space unless that person is in lawful possession of a permit and:

• Is a person with a disability
• Is transporting a person with a disability who is in possession of a permit

Review the Traffic By-law for a complete list of accessible parking permit regulations.

• Lot B - Beaverton Fairgrounds
• Lot C - Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre (Beaverton)
• Rick MacLeish Memorial Community Centre (Cannington)
• Sunderland Medical Centre
• Sunderland Memorial Arena 

A valid parking permit is required for any overnight parking in these lots. 

The cost for a nightly parking permit is $16.27 including HST. 

Permits must be purchased online in advance. 

The cost for a monthly parking permit is $21.47 including HST. 

The permit is valid for 30 days from the date of purchase. 

Permits must be purchased online in advance. 

The cost for a seasonal parking permit is $109.50 including HST.

The permit is valid from April 1st to October 31st. 

Permits must be purchased online in advance. 

The cost for an annual parking permit is $190.29 including HST. 

The permit is valid from January 1 - December 31st. 

Permits must be purchased online in advance. 

If you notice a streetlight in need of repair, please report this issue today. It will take approximately five to ten business days for us to respond to your request.

Contact us to request a new streetlight. Review our Streetlighting Policy to learn more about how to request a new streetlight.

Concession 11 Thorah - Lane closure

In 2023 the Township of Brock implemented the Rural Road Rehabilitation project based on results from the 2018 Road Needs Study. This work is focused on the Double Surface Treated roads that are failing and need repair. For more information please review the detailed Road Rehabilitation and Forecast Report.

• Phase I Sections: Completed 2023  
  • Concession Road 14
  • Concession Road 11 
  • Concession Road 13
• Phase II Sections: Completed 2024
  
  • Concession Road 14
  • Concession Road 11
  • Simcoe Street/Townline
• Phase III Sections: Completed 2025
  
  • Concession 1 Thorah
  • Concession 3 Thorah
• Phase III Sections: in progress
  • Concession 13 Brock (Gravel layer)
  • Concession 1 Thorah (Gravel layer)
  • Thorah Sideroad (Hard Topped)
  • Concession 2 Thorah (Hard Topped)
  • Sideroad 18A (Hard Topped)

Half-load restrictions are typically in place during the spring season when the frost begins to lift from the roads leaving them vulnerable. When half-load restrictions are in effect, signs will indicate the road is off limits to vehicles exceeding 5 tonnes per axle or vehicles that are heavier than 5,000 kilograms. These restrictions are necessary to protect the roads from damage.

In the spring, as frost comes out of the ground and moisture comes out of the road bed, roads become softer and weaker. Heavy loads on the roads cause them  to sink and break apart, which can lead to permanent damage. Half-load restrictions are put in place to protect our roads and road beds from being damaged and reduces the need of having to re-build a road after every spring thaw.

Please note passenger vehicles are exempt from this restriction.

Information on half load restrictions on Regional Roads is available on the Durham Region website.

View our road closures and construction notices newsfeed for a complete list of road closures in the Township of Brock.

The Township of Brock offers both winter maintenance and summer maintenance programs to help keep our roads safe for residents and visitors alike.

Are you interested in giving back to your community? Take part in our adopt-a-road program. Contact us to get started today!

Through this program, your group will volunteer to clean up a section of Township road. You will be responsible for picking up litter and debris at least twice per year. After completing the second clean-up we will put up a sign on your section of the road to acknowledge your work.

We will provide garbage bags and will pick up the garbage bags from the side of the road. We can also loan a safety training video and safety vests as required.

Brock Township has passed a resolution for “Roadside Memorials”. The policy shall attempt to allow the grieving process to proceed, while addressing the Township of Brock’s primary legal obligation and responsibility of keeping our roadways safe at all times.