Management and Staff
Director General
The office of the director general plans, coordinates and manages all municipal administration activities. It acts as a link between citizens and the various departments of the Town, as well as with the Town Council. It works to maintain and implement the Council's orientations. It plays an active role in developing an organizational culture based on efficiency, transparency, integrity and loyalty.
Contact
122 Lakeside Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111
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Communications and Citizen Relations
The mission of the Brome Lake Communications and Citizen Relations Department is to keep the population of Brome Lake informed and to support the municipal departments in their respective communications. Responsible for welcoming new residents, the department uses a variety of tools to convey municipal information.
Contact
122 Lakeside Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111
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Finance and Treasury
The Finance and Treasury Department is responsible for all activities relating to finance, municipal taxation, and the Town's budget.
The director of Finance and Treasury is responsible for:
- financial and administrative management;
- acting as advisor to Town Council and other municipal departments;
- preparing the annual budget;
- managing the Town's financial position, including surpluses, reserves, debt, monitoring capital expenditures and borrowing by-laws, as well as temporary and permanent financing.
The evaluators firm Jean-Pierre Cadrin et associés is responsible for:
- processing assessment data (in collaboration with the Finance and Treasury Department);
- role maintenance;
- preparation and submission of the evaluation roll;
- maintaining the inventory on Town of Brome Lake territory.
Contact
122 Lakeside Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111, ext. 224
Contact the Finance Department
Town Registry and Legal Affairs
The Town Registry and Legal Affairs Service is responsible for planning, organizing, coordinating and controlling all resources and activities related to the Town Clerk's Office and archives, as well as litigation involving the Town.
The director of the Town Clerk's Office and Legal Affairs attends Council meetings, prepares the minutes of all Council proceedings and is responsible for document management and municipal archives. He has custody of the books, registers, plans, maps, archives and other documents and papers belonging to the municipality, or which are produced, deposited and kept in the municipal office. He is also responsible for the preparation of numerous documents, including by-laws, the preparation and publication of public notices, and access to documents held by the Town.
He also advises political authorities, Town management and municipal departments on legal issues inherent to files or related to the development and implementation of municipal policies or processes, and ensures the diligent handling of contentious files involving or likely to involve the Town.
Contact
122 Lakeside Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111, ext. 236
Contact the Town Registry and Legal Affairs Department
Recreation, Tourism, Culture and Community Life
Located at the Centre Lac-Brome, this department's mission is to promote the development and support of social, recreational, cultural and tourism programs and resources for the citizens of Brome Lake. It is responsible for recreational activities organized for both youth and seniors.
This department also promotes the region's tourism offer to visitors throughout the year. Its goal is to encourage visitors to choose Brome Lake for their next vacation or getaway.
The Centre Lac-Brome is a reference point for health, social and government services. It is a one-stop shop for a wide range of organizations.
Contact
270 Victoria Street, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 450 242-2020
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Fire and Public Safety
The Fire and Public Safety Service does much more than put out fires!
The Fire and Public Safety Service is responsible for managing the fire department, the first responder service, as well as nautical and civil safety.
In case of fire, dial 911.
Fire and Public Safety Service
The Fire and Public Safety Service responds to emergencies such as fires, accidents, disasters, and rescues. Firefighters do everything in their power to protect citizens' lives and property. The Fire and Public Safety Service also plays a preventive role, assessing the risks present on the territory and identifying the best preventive measures to adopt.
Since the adoption of the Fire Safety Act, the Fire and Public Safety Service has been responsible for complying with a risk-coverage plan designed to reduce the loss of life and property in the event of fire. The plan covers every aspect of the service, from the vehicles to be used and the equipment required, to firefighters' response times.
The team is made up of 32 volunteer firefighters who have undergone a minimum of 365 hours of intensive training in fire, disaster and rescue response. Would you like to join our great team? Contact us at 450-243-6111 or by email.
First Responders
The First Responders Service has been in existence since March 2003. It's a vital service offered by the Town of Brome Lake, and has already saved many lives by intervening in emergencies involving people in difficulty. It's a team much appreciated by users and the community alike!
First responders are community volunteers who have received over 60 hours of training, including theory, practice and simulations. Interested in joining this team? Contact us by email.
Nautical Safety
Summer is a very busy time on Brome Lake. It goes without saying that the same level of safety is required on the territory when it comes to boating traffic.
That's why, since the 1980s, the Town has ensured the presence of a nautical patrol on Brome Lake during busy periods. The patrol's role is primarily one of prevention, but they also have a mandate to:
- enforce speed limits;
- validate compliance with legal requirements regarding safety equipment aboard watercraft;
- evaluate the competency of operators of motorized pleasure craft;
- respond to accidents and disasters on the lake.
Contact
27, Mont Echo Rd., Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111, ext. 251
Contact the Fire and Public Safety Department
Public Works and Technical Services
Public Works, a department that has a direct impact on your daily life!
The Public Works and Technical Services Department is probably one of the departments with the most direct impact on the daily lives of Brome Lake residents. Workers in this department play an essential role in ensuring that the Town's infrastructures are safe and in good condition. Their tasks include:
- treating water to make it potable;
- clearing snow from almost all streets, roads and sidewalks on the territory (some roads are under the jurisdiction of the Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable);
- maintaining and keeping in good repair the Town's infrastructure, including roads, water, sanitary and storm sewer systems, public lighting, public spaces, parks and buildings;
- maintaining green spaces and horticultural facilities.
Contact
50 Mill Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1S0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111, ext. 321
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Urban Planning
The Urban Planning Department, for the harmonious and sustainable development of Brome Lake
The Urban Planning Department is responsible for the planning and management of land development within the territory of Brome Lake, with the aim of promoting quality of life, economic vitality and the protection of natural environments. Guided by the urban plan, it ensures that development is harmonious, sustainable and respectful of the area’s distinctive characteristics. Through its expertise, the Department supports residents, professionals and developers, while ensuring compliance with municipal bylaws and the preservation of essential ecological services that benefit the entire community.
| Field | Role |
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| Municipal, regional and provincial regulations |
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| Vision and direction |
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| Permits, certificates and projects |
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| Sustainable development and environmental concerns |
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Contact
122 Lakeside Road, Brome Lake, Quebec J0E 1V0
Telephone: 311 or 450 243-6111, ext. 241
Contact the Urban Planning Department
Organizational Structure
The Town of Brome Lake's structure includes a general management team and seven municipal departments. The organization chart below includes the names of management and division heads, but does not include the names of all Town of Brome Lake employees.