In February, the Town announced a new Municipal Asset Naming Policy and now, the Town has received its first submission for consideration. 

The name, Youseff Rafih (Joe), and the submission, is now posted for a period of 90-days as outlined by Policy 610-008, the Municipal Asset Naming and Renaming Policy.

The naming of municipal assets, including parks, streets and buildings, is a way to showcase history, heroes and community values.

In consideration of the Town’s commitment to equity and anti-racism, Wolfville will name and rename assets with a clear purpose: to provide a consistent and efficient process when naming or renaming municipal assets and for the Town to use asset naming as a means of redress and reconciliation.

Seeking Potential Public Asset Names

If you would like to suggest a name for a public asset in Wolfville, please review the policy and then please fill out the Municipal Asset Naming Form.

Once your submission has been received, staff will contact you to discuss next steps.

If you need any accommodations to support your participating in this process, please contact Barb Shaw at 902-679-9124.

Temporary Power Outage Notice – Harbourside Residents

Nova Scotia Power will be completing repairs to a power cable in the Harbourside area. As a result, residents in the affected area will experience a temporary power outage while work is underway.

Please note that the Railtown Building will not be impacted by this outage.

Power will be restored once the repair work has been completed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

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