Planned Water Interruption Pleasant Street

Beginning at 8:30 am on Friday, December 1, 2023, and continuing until approximately 4:30pm pm, there will be a planned water service interruption affecting residents on Pleasant Street from Riverview Avenue to Hillside Avenue including all of Evangeline Court.

Residents are advised to stockpile the necessary water needed for this period before 8:30 am, Friday, December 1, 2023. 

Once service is re-established you may experience some discoloured water. If so, you can flush your system by running the cold water for several minutes. This will help eliminate any dirt and air that may have gotten into the lines during the upgrade. It’s best to flush through a tap without a strainer such as a bathtub tap or outside hose bib.  

You may contact the Town of Wolfville Public Works Department at (902) 542- 5767, should you have any questions or concerns related to the interruption.

The Town of Wolfville apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates your patience and understanding as we make repairs to the watermain. 

The Public Information Meeting (PIM) relating to a rezoning application for a section of Rotary Park (7 Victoria Ave) has been postponed until the new year (date is yet to be determined).

Only those within 100 metres of Rotary Park will receive letters regarding the rescheduled date.

If you are interested in this file, please check www.wolfville.ca/events or https://wolfville.ca/current-planning-applications to see when the PIM has been rescheduled to and to obtain information on current planning applications.

A Public Information Report containing more information on this file will be posted under the Current Planning Applications section of our website 7-10 days prior to the date of the PIM.

A notice of the PIM will also be posted in the Saltwire newspaper once a new date is determined.

Elm Ave will be closed on Saturday, November 25, from 2 - 8pm, from Front to Main to provide safe space for our annual holiday kick-off, Night of Lights. 

Wendy Elliott has been acclaimed as Deputy Mayor and will hold this position through to the end of the current Council term. Isabel Madeira-Voss, having completed her term as the Deputy Mayor, returns to the role of Councillor.

Wendy  is a columnist with the Valley Journal Advertiser and The Grapevine. Initially a teacher, she gathered people stories as a reporter and editor for four decades.

Wendy has been a long time director with the Women of Wolfville and the Fezziwig Society. She serves on the board of the Wolfville Historical Society and has a book project underway.

Wendy and her husband Steven have three grown children.

The Town of Wolfville (TOW) invites Proponents to submit a proposal for design and construction of the new Welcome Centre project, located at 11 Willow Ave Wolfville, Nova Scotia.

The selected Proponent will design and build the new Welcome Centre with all land improvements included with a substantial completion date of June 28, 2024.

The estimated footprint of the new facility is 60 m² of heated space with an additional covered area of approximately 55 m2. The total project budget for the design-build project is $600,000 plus HST with a substantial completion date of June 28, 2024.

The RFP closed on December 19, 2023 with three (3) submissions. Dynamic Project Management Inc. (DPM) of Bedford, NS was the successful proponent, with a bid of $598,958.00.