We will be opening a Comfort centre at Wolfville School at 10:30 am, which will stay open until 4:00 pm (or sooner if power is restored). The purpose of the centre is to have a place to use the washrooms, charge your phones and receive information (which we will also post here as well as required). Our amazing Councillors will be supporting this centre so come and say hello to them if you require this service!
Please avoid non-essential travel and stay off the roads so that road crews and power crews can do their work today. Other Comfort centres available today are:
.- Open now - Canning Fire Dept, 977 J.Jordan Road
- Open now - New Minas Fire Dept, 6 Jones Road
- Open at 1 pm - Coldbrook Lions Club, 1416 South Bishop Road
- Open at 11 am - Aylesford Fire Hall, 1083 Park Street
The Kings County Regional Emergency Coordination Centre will be activated from 7 a.m., tomorrow with municipal staff supporting Emergency First Responders with the impending storm. There is a HOTLINE number for the public to call if they have concerns or questions about the impact of the weather. CALL 902-690-6112 for the public hotline which will be available from 7 am Saturday Sept 7th.If you have an emergency situation don't hesitate to call 9-1-1. More information will be provided as received. Stay safe.
The Town of Wolfville has awarded the contract for the reconstruction of Westwood Avenue to Howard Little Excavating Ltd. The work includes concrete curbs/gutters, sanitary sewer, water, base gravels, asphalt surfaces, concrete sidewalk on the west side of the street and reinstatement of disturbed areas.
Construction is scheduled to start Wednesday August 28th, 2019 with the removal of existing asphalt and pipe work to begin the week of September 2nd, 2019.
The project is expected to be completed by the end of November 2019.
Hours of work will generally be from 7 am to 7 pm. While construction is ongoing, the work area will be closed to through traffic during work hours, except for emergency vehicles, construction and local resident traffic.
More information can be found here:
View the revised documents
PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT TOMORROW AUGUST 26, BETWEEN 8 A.M. AND 12 PM PAVING WILL BE LAID DOWN ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN CHERRY LANE AND WICKWIRE AVENUE. WE ARE EXPECTING TRAFFIC DELAYS AND PLEASE USE OTHER ROUTES IF POSSIBLE. WE APOLOGISE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE.
Parking will be limited this afternoon on Main Street between Elm Ave and Central Ave starting at 3pm as we prepare for the Mud Creek Days Official Opening and Street Dance.
Please be advised that cars parked on this section of Main Street will be unable to exit after 5pm and until 10pm.
We would appreciate your assistance in vacating this area to ensure a safe and enjoyable event.
Find out what's happening tonight and all weekend during Mud Creek Days celebrations here:
Please be advised that Main Street will be closed to all traffic between Elm Ave and Central Ave from 5pm - 10pm on Friday, July 26th.
Main Street will also be closed to through traffic between Gaspereau Ave and Central Ave, with only local traffic permitted on this section.
Parking will also be reduced on this section of Main Street during these times.
Please use the designated detour route of Elm Ave - Front Street - Harbourside Drive to bypass Main Street during this time.
Linden Avenue will be closed between Main Street and Summer Street from 4pm - 10pm on Friday, July 26th.
These closures are required in order to hold the Town's Official Opening to Mud Creek Days and Street Dance.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Take part in this fun and challenging event in support of the Mudley Fund: helping local youth access recreation programs.
Entry fee is $100 per 4-person team. All proceeds go to the Mudley Fund.
Be prepared to get muddy!
Download the Registration Form Here
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The Town flag is flying at half-mast today following the sad news that Raymond A. Hynes, former Wolfville Councillor from November 4th, 1991 to November 14, 2000, passed away yesterday.
Our thoughts are with his family at this time and further information regarding funeral arrangements will be added once known.
Earlier this year we conducted a survey on public satisfaction with our website. We gathered the information provided and have now begun to make changes. You will now see a change to the structure of the site.
We will be reducing the main sections to three in total – Town Hall, Experiencing Wolfville and Learning in Wolfville.
Over the next 6 – 8 weeks we will be updating and revising the information within those three sections to make them as user friendly and succinct as possible. Our goal is to go live with the revised content beginning of October. At the same time, we are researching the steps to make the website accessible for everyone and will be developing an implementation plan as part of the Town’s Accessibility Work Plan.
Thank you for your patience as we make these changes, our goal is an improved and up to date website that can more easily be navigated by all.
Website Review Project Team.
