The Town of Wolfville seeks quotations for the assessment of indoor air quality in two municipal buildings: the current Town Hall and the Library. The purpose of this assessment is to determine current conditions related to key indoor air quality parameters. The Town is specifically seeking testing for mould spore concentrations, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide levels, while excluding measurements for VOCs, temperature, and relative humidity. Testing must adhere to the guidance and requirements outlined by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) for non-industrial workplaces, as applicable. 

Quotations will be received until 14:00, local time, Tuesday, December 3, 2024. All quotations must be submitted electronically in a single PDF file, by email with the subject line reading “Submission for WOL015-2024 – INDOOR AIR QUALITY TESTING - TOWN HALL AND LIBRARY” sent to:  Karen Outerleys at kouterleys@wolfville.ca 

All inquiries related to this RFQ shall be addressed, in writing, to Alexander J. de Sousa, P.Eng. by email at adesousa@wolfville.ca. Information obtained from any other source is not official and is not binding upon the Town of Wolfville. 

Winter Parking Ban & Parking Enforcement

The Winter Parking Ban takes effect on December 1st  through to March 31st. This happens every year in the Town of Wolfville.

This means that no cars can be parked on the streets of Wolfville, or in public lots, from 12:01am to 6:00am during these months.

If you require overnight parking, on a temporary basis, you can use the parking lot across from Willow Park. Cars parked in the East End Gateway Lot, on a temporary basis, will not be ticketed. 

The parking ban also come into effect one hour after the start of a snow event and runs until two hours after the snow event has stopped. This helps our snow removal crews get the roads salted and plowed.

There are exemptions for physicians, fire and police while carrying out their official duties as well as for operators of commercial vehicles while loading and unloading. 

As per Section 139 of the Motor Vehicle Act, vehicles obstructing snow removal or winter maintenance will be removed at the owner’s expense.

Wallace Place Road Closure, No Access

On Wednesday November 13, 2024, between 8:00am & 4:00pm crews will be excavating for a new service installation that will be taking place on Wallace Place. Please be advised that Wallace Place will be completely closed during the installation.

Please be prepared for a possible water interruption, bring in water prior to 8am Wednesday, November 13th that you may require during this work.

The Town of Wolfville apologizes for any inconvenience and appreciates your patience and understanding.

Please be advised there will be a road closure near civic 74 Highland Avenue, Thursday, November 7, 2024 from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm.  Vehicles travelling north will detour onto Fairfield Street to Hillside Avenue and onto Pleasant Street. Vehicles travelling south with detour onto Pleasant Street to Hillside Avenue and onto Fairfield Avenue. Catherine Court will remain open for local traffic only.

Wolfville's new Council was sworn-in before a crowd of family, friends, community partners, Town staff and former members of Council at a brief ceremony in Chambers on October 30.

Jodi MacKay took the Oath of Office, becoming Wolfville's new Mayor.

Jennifer Ingham, Wendy Elliott, Ian Palmeter and Mike Butler were welcomed back to their Council positions. Kelly van Niekerk and Howard Williams begin their first term on Council.

One of first decisions made by the new Council was the election of a Deputy Mayor. Councillor Jennifer Ingham accepted both the nomination and the appointment to the position that has a term of one-year.

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