2023 Annual Watermain & Hydrant Flushing
The annual Hydrant Flushing Program begins the evening of April 30, 2023 for 17 consecutive evenings, finishing the morning of May 17, 2023.
The annual Hydrant Flushing Program begins the evening of April 30, 2023 for 17 consecutive evenings, finishing the morning of May 17, 2023.
The Regional Service Commission is seeking community members who are invested in the area and want to make a difference. Your input as a citizen is valuable! If you are interested or have a related skill set, read below to see how you can get involved.
Sussex Council has approved an amendment to the water and sewer by-laws of the former Town of Sussex (Ward 1) and the former Village of Sussex Corner (Ward 2).
enacted to support local residents in taking proactive measures to mitigate the risk of basement flooding events through the Basement Flooding Prevention Subsidy Program
Sussex has recently joined NB Power’s eCharge Network by successfully commissioning two level 2 chargers at O’Connell Park for public use.
Sussex Council has initiated a process to secure a new Coat of Arms, new Flag and new Crest by making application to the Canadian Heraldic Authority through the Chief Herald of Canada’s office, a division of the Governor General of Canada’s office.
Volunteering on a Sussex committee or on a local board is one of the ways you can get involved and make a difference in our community. Committees provide advice to Council and staff on issues important to the public. Sussex is looking for residents that can assist Council in strengthening Sussex as a diverse and inclusive community.
Sussex Council has begun the legislated process to amend the water and sewer By-laws of the former Town of Sussex and the former Village of Sussex Corner to amend the existing by-laws by adjusting the Schedules of the by-laws to establish universal fees for service where all residents and commercial customers connected to the municipal water distribution systems and the sanitary sewer collection system pay an equitable service fee equal in all areas of service in the new Sussex.
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.
The Town of Sussex is planning to complete an upgrade of the Town of Sussex Wastewater Pumping Station located at 167 Stewart Avenue.