Update as of December 5/2022. With placement of road gravels beginning, and concrete and asphalt work planned for the coming days, residents within the affected section of Highland Ave are reminded that vehicular access to driveways will be impacted daily and limited to times outside of contractor working hours.  Vehicle access will be altogether restricted during the curing of new concrete curbs, and during application of asphalt paving.  Residents are reminded to contact Public Works at kouterleys@wolfville for Temporary Parking Passes parking arrangements if required.

A water conservation advisory issued three months ago for Wolfville residents and businesses has finally been lifted.

The water conservation advisory was first issued in August after a problem was discovered with one of the source water pumping systems that supplies the Town’s reservoir. Supply chain issues plagued the delivery and installation of a new pump, but today, Wolfville’s Director of Engineering and Public Works announced that the Town is back to its full compliment of two working pumps.

The return to service of the second pump provides additional stability and security for water levels in Wolfville’s reservoir and with this critical infrastructure restored, it is now safe to lift the water conservation advisory.

Read the full media release here: https://wolfville.ca/news-and-notices/water-conservation-advisory-lifted