Due to the Canada Post delay, October 1 water bills have not been mailed. Accounts are up to date and payments are now being accepted. A 5% discount applies if payment is made within 30 days. Please reach out or visit Town Hall if you need any help!
Many of Sussex’s murals, installed in the early 2000s, have now reached the end of their expected lifespan after nearly 20 years outdoors. As part of the Town’s public art program, these pieces are being formally retired to make way for new works. In 2025, Sussex launched a project to commission seven site-specific murals, each planned to remain on display for 5 to 10 years.
The New Brunswick RCMP is reminding residents about how the Alert Ready system works and what to expect during a public safety emergency. The system is used to issue critical alerts, such as Amber Alerts or police-involved incidents, that pose a serious threat to public safety.
Sussex is seeking to commission seven new site-specific murals that will be created in the summer of 2025 and will remain on public display for 5-10 years.
At the June 16 Council meeting, Rotarians Alaina Lockhart and Rhoda Wilson presented Sussex with a $25,000 donation to support the purchase of a new electric ice resurfacer for the 8th Hussars Arena.
As the weather warms up, residents are reminded to watch for blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) in local rivers and lakes.
If the water looks off, green, cloudy, or has surface scum, play it safe and stay out.
The Town of Sussex is pleased to announce that ConservationPRO has joined the Sussex Flood Mitigation Project Team to assist with our Flood Mitigation Planning.
The Town would like to thank area residents, property owners, government agencies and other stakeholders who took the time to participate in the comment period of the Town’s submission of the Initial Project Description (IPD) to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC).
NB Power is upgrading the electrical meters for all residential and business customers in the Sussex region. Installations will begin in March and will continue throughout spring 2025.
The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has invited Indigenous Peoples and the Public to review the summary of the Initial Project Description for the Sussex Region Flood Diversion Project and provide feedback by February 10, 2025.