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A message from Sussex Mayor Marc Thorne and Sussex Corner Mayor Wayne Wilkins on Local Governance Reform
Local government reform is well underway and the past few months have been busy ones for everyone involved in the process. Beginning January 1, 2023 New Brunswick will move from 340 entities to just 89 and, for now, our entity has been identified as entity 44. Our new community will consist of the former Town of Sussex, Village of Sussex Corner, and a small portion of the LSD of Sussex.
Flood Mitigation Master Plan
The Flood Mitigation Master Plan Task Force have now completed the refinement of options to address overland / surface water flooding, if and where possible, and have identified mitigation projects to reduce flood impacts for both communities, jointly.
News Release, Sussex NB – November 12, 2021
Sussex Developer preps new commercial/retail complex with multifamily living project in Sussex.
Mandatory Order in effect at 11:59 p.m. September 24, 2021
For more information on COVID-19 and the Mandatory Order, please visit the GNB COVID-19 page.
CN wants to remind you that September 20-26 is Rail Safety Week
By joining efforts, we can prevent railroad crossing/trespassing accidents. For more information, please visit their website.
Portage’s Mother & Child Program
Portage’s Mother and Child Program is a residential drug addiction rehabilitation program for pregnant women and mothers with young children.
The Canadian Army Reserve will be training in the Sussex area.
The 8th Canadian Hussars (Princess Louise’s) will be conducting training from August 15th until August 19th 2021. The training will mostly take place on DND property but local residents can expect to see uniformed troops in town.
Friends of Fundy Announcement – Regional Tourism
The Town is a proud strategic partner of the Friends of Fundy in the Rural Upper Bay of Fundy Destination project
Please remember to complete your 2021 census.
Census information is vital for planning programs and services at the national, provincial, territorial and local levels. Governments use census data to make informed decisions about things like roads, public transportation, schools, daycare centres, retirement residences and health services. The benefits to your community increase with every completed questionnaire.