This Work includes excavation, removal and disposal of existing materials, preparation of base gravels, supply, placement and finishing of concrete sidewalk, reinstatement of existing driveways, concrete curb and gutter, and landscaping and all work indicated on the Drawings.  All work is to be in accordance with Town of Wolfville specifications, the Standard Specifications for Municipal Services requirements. See Related Documents for full tender details.

The Town of Wolfville is inviting applications for a Crossing Guard. This position is a permanent seasonal position.

Reporting to the Public Works Lead Hand, the successful candidate will be responsible for safely escorting school children, parents and school staff across the street at designated crosswalks.

Hours of work are September to June primarily Monday to Friday, 7:45am to 9:15am and 2:25pm to 3:45pm (a 15-hour work week). Starting wages for this position is $18.00 per hour.

Applications will be accepted up until Friday, March 7, 2025, at 2:00 pm
and must be submitted by email to: kouterleys@wolfville.ca  (subject line Crossing Guard).

A full job description is available upon request.

The Town of Wolfville is committed to providing a healthy, safe and supportive workplace where diversity is valued and where everyone is treated with respect and dignity. 

The Town of Wolfville welcomes and encourages applications from Black, racialized and Indigenous Peoples, 2SLGBTQ+, newcomers to Canada, and People with Disabilities.

If you are a member of a group that has been historically excluded from opportunities, we encourage you to self-identify in your cover letter or resume and to share your pronouns.

If you require any accommodation to support submitting your application or navigating the process, or if you would like to start a conversation about employment opportunities, please reach out.

Over the past week we have received many messages from community members.  The memories, stories and experiences at the Acadia Pool are ones to be treasured.  We thank you for opening up and sharing them with us.  It has been an honor to read them.

Dr. Hennessey’s team have compiled these FAQ’s that will hopefully answer some of the questions that are being asked.  Thank you, for this information.

Losing the Acadia Pool feels like losing a loved one. 

We know there are issues, things to overcome, over the span of years, however when the time comes to pass, we are still shocked, and we grieve.  These are natural human emotions.  Once these pass, we will focus on how to move on and find new ways to find happiness.

- Jodi MacKay

A water main break has been identified on Main Street.

Water will be shut off on Main St between Orchard Avenue and Oak Avenue once the contractor begins to dig. This will impact 10 - 12 properties at that location.

This may take 6 hours to rectify.