​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​The City of Brampton inspects and maintains over 180 stormwater ponds across the city. ​These ponds play a critical role in managing runoff, reducing flooding and erosion,improving water quality, and protecting local ecosystems. As runoff flows over hard surfaces like roads, driveways, and parking lots, it collects pollutants such as dirt and oil. Stormwater ponds act as a buffer, allowing sediment to settle before cleaner water flows into local rivers and creeks.

Regular maintenance is essential to ensure that stormwater ponds continue to function effectively. Activities such as sediment removal, vegetation management, and infrastructure updates help ensure the pond’s ability to store and treat stormwater. 

​By maintaining this critical infrastructure, stormwater pond maintenance projects help preserve pond functionality, improve water quality, and support the overall health of the natural environment.  

​For more information about stormwater ponds, click here. 

​2026 Stormwater Pond Maintenance Projects

​The following stormwater management ponds are scheduled for maintenance as part of the City’s ongoing infrastructure program. Work may include sediment removal, vegetation management, and general site improvements.​

Current & Upcoming Maintenance Projects: 

T50 – JOHN G. HOOPER POND ​

• Location: Near Don Minaker Drive (Claireville area)
• Year Built: 2003
  
• Drainage Area: ~61 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Humber River
• Sediment to be removed: ~3,100m³

T48 – 38 BRUNETTA WAY

• Location: Near Brunetta Way (east of Modesto Crescent Road, south of Ebenezer Road.)
• Year Built: 2002
• Drainage Area: ~24 hectares.
• Watershed Connection: Humber River
• Sediment to be removed: ~1,400m³

T34 – SUNFOREST POND

• Location: Located near Sunforest Drive (adjacent to Sunforest Parkette.)
• Year Built: 1993
• Drainage Area: ~11 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Etobicoke Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~450m³

T52 – ELCOAT POND

• Location: Near Elbenezer Road (north of Queen Street East near Riverstone Community Centre.)
• Year Built: 2008
• Drainage Area: ~22 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Humber River
• Sediment to be removed: ~1,800m³

T51 – STORMWATER POND

• Location: Near Patrick O’Leary Park, along Don Minaker Drive.
• Year Built: 2008
• Drainage Area: ~12 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Humber River
• Sediment to be removed: ~1,050m³

T89 – POWERADE CENTRE POND

• Location: Near the CAA Centre (adjacent to the Highway 410 and Kennedy Road interchange.)
• Year Built: 2013
• Drainage Area: ~8 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Etobicoke Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~650m³

T115 – WILLIAMS YARD POND

• Location: Along Williams Parkway, near Airport Road (in Brampton’s industrial area.)
• Year Built: 1998
• Drainage Area: ~13 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Mimico Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~1,250m³

T114 – TRANSIT POND

• Location: Along Sandalwood Parkway West (east of Hurontario Street.)
• Year Built: 2006
• Drainage Area: ~16 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Etobicoke Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~300m³

C73 – 7695 HERITAGE RD

• Location: Near Heritage Road and Edgware Road (north of Highway 407.)
• Year Built: 2008
• Drainage Area: ~49 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Mullet Creek (Credit River)
  
• Sediment to be removed: ~2,500m³

T87 – DRIVER POND

• Location: Near the intersection of Steeles Avenue East and Airport Road (near the Pearson Convention Centre.)
• Year Built: 2001
• Drainage Area: ~20 hectares
• Watershed Connection: Mimico Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~2,500m³

T72 – ALLAN KERBEL POND

• Location: Within Allan Kerbel Park (near Williams Parkway.)
• Year Built: 1995
• Drainage Area: 40 hectares​
  
• Watershed Connection: Etobicoke Creek
• Sediment to be removed: ~900m^3​