What's New
Office closed on Wednesday June 24th and Friday July 3rd, 2020
open on Wenesday July 1st, 2020
Information & Guides COVID-19
Self-care Guide 
Stress, anxiety and depression associated with the coronavirus (french only for now)
Protect yourself and others
Instructions for home isolation
Public Notice-Coronavirus
All municipal buildings will be closed to the public until further notice.
Town Hall
Denise-Larocque-Duhamel Library
Community Center
Public Notice
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
General information kit (available in french only)
To obtain more information on the coronavirus disease
in Québec you are invited to visit the following web-site:
Québec.ca/coronavirus (english version will be published later)
French version: Québec.ca/coronavirus
Government of Canada site: Canada.ca
2020 Collection calendar
Link: Québec Lung Association
of organic materials collection
(Brown bins)
Link for the list of accepted and refused materials
Link to help you with the collection of organicmatter
Schedule and address
High Speed Internet in Brome-Missisquoi
Embellishment Committee
Spring communiqué
May 2019
List of accepted and
refused materials
Accepted and refused bags
3 Simple and Easy Rules
What should you do during a flood
What should you do after a flood
Denise-Larocque-Duhamel Library
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Garbage / Recycling /Composte Calendar
2020
for more information
A bin for each matter!
Helful factsheet
for woodlot owners
We are looking for Brome-Missisquoi farmland owners
to participate in a unique new farmlink program
More information
Visiting Stanbridge East,
one of the Most Beautiful Villages of Quebec
Looking for a change of scenery? Standbridge East is outing for you. Located in the heart of the « Route des vins » in the Eastern Townships, the village of Stanbridge East provides you with the beauty of natural attractions. Th e old mill and the three churches have retained their old style. Standbridge East is one of the most beautiful and picturesque villages of Quebec with its New England architectural heritage. A visit to Stanbridge East is essential.
