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Release- Office of the Mayor: Burn Ban
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To the residents Stewiacke.
I am sending a reminder that open fires & bonfire are not permitted. NO burning. Do not discard any cigarettes. Please keep off all trails until further notice.
Smoke from the wildfires is spreading into our area. If you have respiratory issues please locate appropriate housing where you would be less affected.
If you have an air conditioning unit or air exchanger or other types of air circulation units that draws outside air, shut it off until smoke passes.
If smokes gets into your house, close your windows, turn off your air exchanger. Leave your heat pump running on recycle as this will recycle the air from inside your home.
Please call 911 if you are experiencing any respiratory distress.
The emergency contact number for DNR is 1-800-565-2224.
The Town of Stewiacke will enact a contingency plan if an evacuation was required.
Thank you to our firefighters, first responders and volunteers.
Please know you are not alone during this time. I would ask that you reach out to those in need.
Let us do our part to keep our area safe.
George Lloy
Mayor Town of Stewiacke
George Lloy, Mayor
Town of Stewiacke
Telephone: 902-805-9393
Facsimile: 902-639-2221
Email:
Website: www.stewiacke.net
Municipal Boundary Review Survey
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The Town of Stewiacke is going through the mandatory Municipal Boundary Review issued by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board. Please take a few minutes to complete the survey below. Hard copies of this survey will be mailed out with our monthly newsletter. Please complete the online survey by June 23rd, 2023. Hard copies must be brought into the office by June 16th, 2023.
Regional Accessibility Advisory Committee: Volunteer Committee Members Needed
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The County of Colchester, the Town of Truro, the Town of Stewiacke, the Village of Bible Hill, and the Village of Tatamagouche have created a Regional Accessibility Committee to ensure our communities align with the goals of the Province’s Accessibility Act and to oversee the development and adoption of an Accessibility Plan for our region. The Regional Accessibility Plan was completed in 2022 and the Committee is now working to implement the recommendations of the plan. This plan is intended to make our region more equitable and accessible by preventing and removing barriers that restrict people with disabilities from fully participating in society ensure. The role of the Accessibility Advisory Committee is to advise participating municipal units on identifying, preventing, and eliminating accessibility barriers to municipal programs, services, and infrastructure. The Committee will meet at least twice a year and Committee members are appointed for a term of up to four years.
Garbage Removal: No more Spring or Fall Cleanups
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A reminder to residents that there is no longer spring/fall cleanups. Moving forward, you can now include two large items in regular garbage removal. For more information visit: https://www.colchester.ca/garbage-and-recycling

Operational Changes Notice
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Social Media Announcement
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