We are committed to ensure the best water and sewer services are available to our residents. O'Neill says the municipality has already applied for grants, conducted a study to pinpoint what changes are needed to the present infrastructure, and adjusted the local water and sewer rates to recover such charges. Brighton council has indicated its desire to get rid of the derelict factory on Prince Edward Street as soon as possible. Discussions are ongoing with lawyers, the MOE, and Cooey's representatives. Last year's council determined that Prince Edward Street was the best place to put an overpass, but further studies could be conducted to examine other issues, such as providing the industrial park with a second entrance.
Council hopes to implement a road strategy over the next three to five years.
With the recent downloading of county roads to the municipalities, council cites the need to ensure roads are well maintained. In addition to these priorities, Council also wants to work with groups such as the Chamber of Commerce, the Industrial Park, and the Downtown Business Improvement Association in order to promote Brighton to the world.