The City of Brownsburg-Chatham is informing citizens that as of Friday, March 13, a watch has been implemented in order to collect all the information relevant to its citizens. A continuous information thread (in the form of a web page) is constantly updated by the City’s Communication Service. You can find all of that information here: www.brownsburgchatham.ca/covid-19.
Municipal buildings including library, arena, city hall, workshops and community center (Louis Renaud) are now closed to the public, until further notice. However, you can contact the City Services by phone or by email:
Town Hall: 450-533-6687
Public works: 450 533-6946
All public activities in Brownsburg-Chatham are now suspended for at least two weeks. It will advise residents of any changes.
Regarding the payment of taxes with the deadline for the first payment of March 18, 2020, citizens will have until April 3, 2020 to make their payment. It is also possible to deposit a check in the slot provided for this purpose near the front door to City Hall, to use Internet payment or banking institutions.
“To prevent the spread of the virus, the City of Brownsburg-Chatham asks its citizens to comply with the instructions of Quebec Public Health,” said Catherine Trickey, mayor of Brownsburg-Chatham.
The municipality, which is advising people not to panic, but to concentrate on reducing personal contact, is doing everything to minimize the inconvenience.
“The population will be regularly informed of the development of the situation through our website and our social media. If necessary, we will use the automated calling system. (To register: 450 533-6687.) As requested by Quebec Public Health, people aged 70 and over should stay at home and avoid travel unless it is really necessary. For any questions about your state of health, call 1 877 644-4545 (toll free).
