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Park Memorial Program

The Park Memorial Program provides opportunities for applicants to donate a site furnishing or tree to beautify public spaces in memory of or dedication to an individual, significant historical event or occasion.

Please review the Park Memorial Program Policy and Appendix B – Program Agreement prior to filling out this application. Schedule A – Program Fees are currently being updated.

Schedule A – Program Fees Please not fees are subject to change due to supplier increases.

After reviewing these, please select the site furnishing or tree you would like to donate and choose the wording for the memorial plaque. You may submit your request using the web form below (preferred) or by printing and submitting

After submission:

  • your application will be reviewed by Community Services Department staff
  • you will be contacted to discuss the details of your request including your requested location(s), installation date(s), etc
  • payment in full and signing of the Program Agreement is required prior to installation

Questions? 

Call: (506) 432-4573

Email: recreation@sussex.ca

Appendix A – Program Application printable.

Form No. CS-24-001: Park Memorial Program Application

Part A – Applicant Information

Mailing Address: *
Mailing Address:
No P.O. Boxes
City
Province
Postal Code

Part B – Memorial Information

2024 prices shown

Part C – Plaque Dedication (5″x6″)

Max 40 characters including spaces
Max 40 characters including spaces. Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.
Max 40 characters including spaces. Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.
Max 40 characters per row (4). Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.
Max 40 characters including spaces. Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.

Part C – Plaque Dedication (4″x11″)

Max 40 characters including spaces
Max 40 characters including spaces. Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.
Max 40 characters including spaces. Please indicate N/A if you wish to leave blank.
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Public Art Policy (CS-25)

The town of Sussex Public Art Policy reflects commitment and desire to connect and engage with the community, as well as transform the spaces where we live, work, learn and play into vibrant, inviting, and meaningful public spaces.

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Special Events Policy (CS-21)

This manual is intended to be a comprehensive document which outlines the policies and procedures a Special Event Organizer (the “Organizer”) is to follow in order to receive approval by the Town of Sussex and the Events Management Committee (EMC) to host an event in Sussex.

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Recreation Rebate Application

Frequently Asked Questions


Q. What is the Recreation Rebate?

A. A return of a portion of the fees paid by qualified applicants to participate in eligible recreation programs and services.

Q. Who is eligible to apply for the rebate?

A. Property owners and/or persons whose primary residence is within the municipal bounds of Sussex are eligible to apply.

Q. What programs and services are eligible for rebate?

A. Programs and services which are identified in Schedule A of Town Policy CS-17 will be eligible for the rebates identified. Currently these include: Ice Sports (All youth and adult programs being offered at the 8th Hussars Sports Centre).

Q. Can I claim the rebate for my child/children?

A. Yes – if you (the applicant) are the legal parent or guardian of the child AND if your name appears on the receipt for the service in question.

Q. How much is the rebate?

A. Rebate totals are calculated as follows: Youth – 35% of eligible registration fees (does not include try-out fees, or fundraising costs) to a maximum of $300 per participant per calendar year. Adult – 30% of eligible registration fees (does not include try-out fees, or fundraising costs) to a maximum of $90 per participant per calendar year.

Example: Sussex Minor Hockey Registration fee for one child in Peewee hockey is currently $600.00. Eligible rebate is $210.00.

Q. When and how will I receive my rebate?

A. Processing times will vary by program or service, but generally rebates are fully processed and cheques issued within 3-4 weeks. Rebate cheques will be mailed to the address provided.

Q. What can I use for proof of residency?

A. Provide two of the following as proof of residency: (both paper and online)

  • A current Property Tax Assessment Notice bearing the applicant’s name and address
  • A valid New Brunswick Driver’s License
  • An executed lease bearing the applicant’s name and address
  • A current utility bill (electricity, water and sewage, gas, or telephone) bearing the name and address of the applicant
  • A Medicare or Bluecross statement bearing the applicant’s name and address
  • A statement from a utility declaring that the applicant will begin receiving service. The statement must bear the applicant’s name and address
  • A current credit card bill bearing the applicant’s name and address
  • A current chequing account or savings account statement bearing the applicant’s name and address.

Q. When is the deadline for rebates?

A. January 30th of each calendar year.

Q. How do I apply?

A. See form below.

Please note that all applicants must:

1.Complete all sections of the application form

2. Attach copies of any related receipts. Note that receipts must indicate the name of the person requesting the rebate.

Form No. CS-17-001: Resident Recreation Rebate Application 2025-2026

Part A – Applicant Information

Must be the same name as on registration receipt.
Mailing Address: *
Mailing Address:
No P.O. Boxes
City
Province
Postal Code
Proof of Residency: *

Maximum file size: 516MB

Provide two of the following as proof of residency: – A current Property Tax Assessment Notice bearing the applicant’s name and address. – A valid New Brunswick Driver’s License – An executed lease bearing the applicant’s name and address. – A current utility bill (electricity, water and sewage, gas, or telephone) bearing the name and address of the applicant. – A Medicare or Bluecross statement bearing the applicant’s name and address. – A statement from a utility declaring that the applicant will begin receiving service. The statement must bear the applicant’s name and address. – A current credit card bill bearing the applicant’s name and address. – A current chequing account or savings account statement bearing the applicant’s name and address.

Part B – Service Fees

Enter the name of the participant (Must be the same as shown on the registration receipt).
i.e Peewee Hockey, Canskate, etc
Registration Receipt(s): *

Maximum file size: 516MB

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Sussex Committee Volunteer Application

Committee Participation Application

Contact Information

Address
City
Province
Postal Code
Best number to contact you

Committee Selection

Please tell the Committee and Town Council about yourself and why you are interested in serving in this capacity. Include relative information such as expertise, education and/or real-life experience as it relates to the committee or volunteer program that you have chosen.
Please list skills sets that you would bring to this committee/volunteer program that would be an asset.

Availability

Selection
Please select all times of day that you would be available for weekday meetings.

Consent

I consent to the release of the information on my application and understand that it will be made available on an as-needed basis to Sussex Town Council, civic staff and any applicable civic agencies for the purpose of making appointments to committees and volunteer programs, and, if I am appointed, for contacting me regarding meetings and sending information. *
Youth Applicant
Are you between the ages 16-19?

Charge Your Engines

Sussex has recently joined NB Power’s eCharge Network by successfully commissioning two level 2 chargers at O’Connell Park for public use.

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Destination Market Readiness Program

The town of Sussex, regional partners, as well as industry champions are invested in developing their strong potential as a tourism destination. The town of Sussex has traditionally positioned itself as a connector community to Fundy National Park, Fundy Trail Parkway, and a key service community to the entire Bay of Fundy experience.

The Destination Marketing Readiness (DMR) program was initiated to evaluate and identify how the town of Sussex could be a strong tourism community and partner within the Upper Bay of Fundy Region and province.

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