Economic Development
Brighton's economic base is one that is
diverse and plentiful. Manufacturing, construction, retail and
services, tourism and farming are all industries that Brighton has a
hand in. Businesses are thriving and new businesses are constantly
emerging because of the steady population growth rate in the area. Along
with serving the local market, businesses large and small have
international connections and actively export to markets around the
world. Brighton is an active business community and welcomes prospective
businesses and industries to discover the economic and social benefits
of locating here.
Business & Commerce
Businesses large and small play a key
role in the Municipality of Brighton's economy. Lines of communication
and services are constantly being enhanced to provide businesses with
the support needed to grow and develop. With active business
associations and organizations, resources are always within reach.
Brighton is proud of all our local businesses!
The residents of the
Municipality of Brighton are well accommodated with 2 full service
grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, banks and an excellent variety
of retail and service businesses. Additional services are only a short
drive away.
Brighton's downtown core is beautifully lined with unique stores and
service establishments. The Downtown Business Improvement Area works
extra hard to maintain store fronts, keep the streets tidy and decorate
town with fresh flower pots, banners, and signs.
From the spring to early fall months, the Brighton Farmers' Market
operates on Proctor Street in downtown, where fresh produce and handmade
goods can be found.
