The County of Brant is looking to thank local residents who help out their neighbours by clearing driveways and sidewalks of snow and ice this winter.
BRANT COUNTY - The County of Brant is looking for warm hearted citizens to sign up to be someone's BFF or Brant Frosty Friends.
Recreation Coordinator for the County of Brant Sarah Dredge says becoming a BFF is easy, all you have to do is help out when the snow hits.
"You can be a Brant Frosty Friend. Keep your eyes open for those in need this winter, and lend a helping hand whenever the snow flies."
Dredge says the County is already full of BFF's who go out of there way to help people with mobility issues by clearing their driveways and sidewalks of snow and ice this winter.
If someone has helped you this winter, the County of Brant would like to recognize your Brant Frosty Friend and say Thank You. Just contact us and let us know how they helped you this winter!
For more information, contact Sarah Dredge, Recreation Coordinator at the County of Brant, 519.442.1818 x 3254, sarah.dredge@brant.ca.

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