The Town would like to advise residents of a major water break on the top half of University Ave.
Residents in the area may experience a drop in water pressure or no water at all until the repairs are completed.
Following repairs, residents may experience discoloured water, and should flush their line through an unscreened faucet like a bathtub or an outside garden bib until the water is clear.
On Tuesday, June 15, there will be a Meeting of Town Council at 6:30pm.
You can listen and watch live on the Town's Facebook page.
Please be aware that Facebook comments are not monitored during the meeting.
As a resident or visitor to Wolfville, you may have noticed intermittent sewer smells during the past month. Some of the odours can be attributed to the annual spreading of manure on our surrounding agricultural fields, but there have also been intermittent sewer smells coming from the sewer treatment plant (located on the north-east side of town along the dykes).
Over the past year, extensive upgrades have been completed at the plant in order to improve treatment levels and the quality of effluent being discharged. In order to complete the upgrades, the aeration system for the lagoons had to be turned off over the winter and early spring. The aeration system was switched back on in May, and although the dissolved oxygen levels in the lagoons are now improving, it has also led to increased odours as the biological process restarts to the way the plant is designed.
The odours are improving and are expected to dissipate over the coming weeks. Staff continue to monitor the situation on a daily basis, while making the necessary changes to transition out of this phase as quickly as possible.
The Town understands that this situation is impacting people's lives, and apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any questions please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
On Tuesday May 4th there will be a Committee of the Whole Meeting at 8.30 am, immediately followed by a Special Town Council Meeting.
Both meetings are via Zoom.
Listen and watch live on the Town's Facebook page (please note that Facebook comments are not monitored during the meeting)
If you want to speak during public input sessions at Committee of the Whole and/or Special Town Council email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for a zoom link that will give you access to speak.
Is your total income less than $30,000 per year (the total income includes the income of all members of the same family residing in the house)?
and
you own and live in the house?
Application Forms can be found here: Application Form
You will be required to provide a copy of your 2020 Notice of Assessment from Canada Revenue Agency showing line 150 - Total income (for each person).
Deadline for applications to be subitted to Town Hall is July 30, 2021
If you qualify, the $750 Property Tax Exemption will be deducted from your Final Tax Bill in September 2021.
Contact 902-542-3294 if you have questions.
At the April 20th Town Council meeting Mayor Donovan proclaimed May 17th as the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia:
At the April 20th Town Council Meeting Mayor Donovan proclaimed May 2 - 8, 2021 as Emergency Preparedness Week:
The Town is seeking a Manager of Public Works. Click below for the job advertisement:
Full Job Description is below:
Job Description Manager of Public Works
Applications by May 7th.
Thanks.
