Brampton. Public Works - Public Works and Engineering

Snow Removal Assistance Program

Record #: CWL0263
Last Modified: 09 Jul 2024
Last Full Update: 05 Jul 2024

Record Details

Social Media Website: www.brampton.ca/snowgrant
Social Media Website

Description & Services

Description Municipal financial assistance program to assist senior citizens and physically challenged homeowners with costs incurred from hiring a contractor to remove snow from their sidewalks and driveways * qualifying applicants can receive a grant - up to $300 for non-corner lot properties * up to $400 for corner lot properties with sidewalks on two sides of the property and where both sidewalks are not cleared by the city
Hours Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm
Areas Served Brampton
Eligibility Be 65 years of age or older at the date of application or be an applicant with a permanent physical disability. The owner or primary renter must occupy the property on which the application is made. Not have claimed a credit on any other property for the same winter season. Not live in a condominium dwelling whereby all snow removal is the direct responsibility of the condominium corporation. Only one application per municipal address may be approved
Application Return the application by April 30 following the winter season to receive a grant, proof of service must be provided to the City of Brampton by July 31 following the winter season
Fees Financial Assistance
Languages English

Contact Information

Address & Map
Williams Parkway Operations Centre
1975 Williams Pkwy
Brampton, ON L6S 6E5
Intersection Airport Rd and Williams Pkwy
Accessibility Fully Accessible
Office Phone 905-874-2500 * 311
Fax 905-874-2599
E-Mail srfap@brampton.ca
Website www.brampton.ca/snowgrant
Primary Contact Doug Roeterink, Permits Supervisor, City of Brampton; Email: doug.roeterink@brampton.ca
Primary Executive Joe Pitushka, Commissioner, Public Works and Engineering

Other Details

Funding Regional / Municipal
Service Level (10) Local Government

Subjects

Subjects Disabilities ; Financial assistance ; Low income people ; Physical disabilities ; Seniors ; Snow removal