The Town of Wolfville is inviting applications for a permanent, full-time Operator/Labourer Class 1 in our Public Works Department. The successful candidate will be responsible for operating equipment and completing labourer duties as required for the continued delivery of municipal services...

The Town of Wolfville is inviting applications for a full-time, permanent Director of Community Wellbeing. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), this role provides strategic leadership for the Town’s community-focused priorities and programs, including recreation, community safety...

Reconstruction of Earnscliffe Avenue from Main Street to Little Road, including cut/fill to match finished subgrade, backfilling, supply, placement and compaction of all granulars and asphalt. Removal and replacement of catch basins, manholes, storm sewer, culverts, sanitary main, water main...

This summer, the Town of Wolfville will once again be offering Summer Environmental Education Camps. The Town is inviting applications for a position with the Wolfville Recreation Team, to lead unique and exciting environmental education camps for youth. Working with the Environmental Education Camp...

Municipal partners and a local not-for-profit society, Kings County Recreation Forward Association, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) confirming their desire to work together to construct a Regional Recreation Facility. Mayors and CAOs from the Municipality of the County of Kings...

Harvest Moon Trail Closure Notice The Town of Wolfville advises residents and trail users that the stretch of trail off Elm Ave and behind the Farmers’ Market will be closed for construction beginning March 25 for approximately three weeks, or until work is completed. This closure is for the...

As of April 1, Valley Waste is introducing a bi‑weekly bulky waste collection system. There are no more spring or fall clean-up events. Here’s what you need to know: Each household and/or registered apartment unit may place up to two (2) bulky items out for collection on their regular scheduled...

The Town of Wolfville is hiring two seasonal Civil Survey Technicians / Civil Engineering Technicians to support municipal infrastructure projects. One position is confirmed, while the second is contingent upon grant funding approval. This opportunity is specifically geared toward youth under 30...

Residents are advised that Nova Scotia Power has scheduled a planned power outage for Thursday, March 19. Work will be near the intersection of Pleasant Street and Gaspereau Avenue to repair a damaged utility pole. As a result, customers in the surrounding area may experience power interruptions for...

With the weekend of March 21 approaching, the Town is anticipating an increase in activity in close to campus neighbourhoods. The Town will be working with community partners, and there will be an increased presence from Compliance staff and the RCMP throughout the weekend. This presence helps...

Residents on Fowler Street may experience a temporary water service disruption today from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM while crews repair a water main break. Our team is working to complete the repair as quickly as possible and restore service within this timeframe. Thank you for your patience and...

Wolfville is Wolfville because of the wonderful people who give time and energy to support community in so many unique ways. During National Volunteer Week, Council will announce Wolfville's new Volunteer of the Year. You can help make this happen by nominating someone who makes a difference as a...

There will be a temporary street closure on February 26 from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM to allow crews to remove snow from Main Street and Front Street. Main Street will close first at 11:00 PM, with a detour in place via Front Street from Elm Street to Harbourside Drive. Front Street will be closed...

Council is looking to work with strategic partners in a sustained, multi-year relationship to help achieve community outcomes. Council is currently looking for strategic partners who are: Facility Operators who provide affordable multipurpose recreational space to the community Community...

This summer, the Town of Wolfville will be returning with the Recreation Hub free bike/e-bike loan program. The Town is inviting applications for one (1) summer position with Wolfville Recreation Team to facilitate the Town's free equipment loan program from the Recreation Hub and will participate...

It's mating season for coyotes and this means we are more likely to see them around our trails. Please be coyote smart and follow the posted advice. Please also remember to keep your dogs on a leash. Our friends at the Department of Natural Resources and Renewables will be putting up signs to help...

Please be advised as of 10:00 am on Monday, February 2, 2026, a watermain break has been detected on Main Street. Residents between between Orchard Avenue and Oak Avenue will experience a water interruption while crews assess the situation and carry out repairs. Repairs are expected to last most of...

This summer, the Town of Wolfville will once again be offering Summer Environmental Education Camps. The Town is inviting applications for one (1) summer position with Wolfville Recreation Team to lead unique and exciting environmental education camps for youth. The primary role will be preparing...

Strength in Unity Moving Forward with Purpose Prosperity Power and Progress This year’s African Heritage Month provincial theme is “Strength in Unity: Moving Forward with Purpose, Prosperity, Power, and Progress.” The theme speaks to the power that comes when African Nova Scotians and people of...

The sidewalk in front of 685 Main Street will be temporarily closed this afternoon and tomorrow morning to accommodate a water shutoff and related work at that address only. The closure will remain in place until the work is completed. Pedestrians are asked to use caution and follow posted signage...

The crosswalk signal at Highland Avenue and Main Street is currently out of service while the town waits for replacement push buttons to arrive. Repairs will be made as soon as the new equipment is delivered. In the meantime, pedestrians are asked to use extra caution when crossing, and drivers are...

The Town of Wolfville is inviting community members to stay active, connected, and motivated this winter with the launch of the Wolfville Winter Wellness Challenge, a free, community-wide wellness initiative running throughout the month of February. Launching on February 1, the month-long challenge...

Property owners across the province will begin receiving their 2026 Assessment Notices by mail in the coming days. Assessments are conducted annually by Property Valuation Services Corporation (PVSC), the province’s independent, municipally funded, not-for profit assessment authority. Values reflect...

Are you part of the Wolfville business community? The Wolfville Business Development Corporation’s funding agreement is up for renewal and Council is seeking your feedback. The Wolfville Business Development Corporation (WBDC) has been an essential part of the Wolfville business community for over...

Pleased be advised that the tree collection has been extended until Friday, January 24, 2026 . Trees placed at the curb after January 24, 2026 , will not be collected by the Town. After January 24, trees are accepted free of charge at the Valley Waste Resources Transfer Station located at 90 Donald...

Water will be shut off for a section of Olsen Drive on Monday, Dec. 22 so staff can repair a leaking valve. This work will take place between 8am and 4pm Impacted homes are 22 - 35 Olsen Drive and 2 Carriageway Court. We apologize for this inconvenience.

Winter Parking Regulations & Parking Enforcement The Winter Parking Regulations take 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...

On behalf of Town Council and the Town of Wolfville, I extend our deepest condolences on the passing of former Mayor Bob Wrye. Bob Wrye served his community with dedication, integrity, and a deep belief in public service. Bob began his “Town service” as a member of Town Council while attending...

On December 4, three of Dr. Cynthia Alexander’s classes at Acadia University showcased their work during a celebration hosted in partnership with the Town of Wolfville. Students presented to Council members and staff, sharing their learning and insights for how to deepen democracy in Canada, how to...

The Light Up Kings holiday display map will return for the 2025 season Dec. 1. Fans of holiday lights can share photos of their displays and/or use the map to find merry and bright sights in Kings County. Residents of the Municipality of the County of Kings and the Towns of Berwick, Kentville, and...

The downtown Wolfville section of the Harvest Moon Trail that runs between Elm and Harbourside will be closed from Friday, November 28 through Wednesday, December 3. This closure provides time and space to pour the new concrete trail as well as the time required for the concrete to cure. Trail users...

After months of study, community engagement and a pilot in Reservoir Park, Wolfville's Council has supported a time of day, seasonal approach to the off leash privilege in Wolfville's most popular park. In accordance with Section 4 of Wolfville's Dog Control By-law, between October 1 and May 31...

The Town is in the process of selecting an external auditor to provide services for the fiscal years ending March 31, 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, and 2030.

Advisory Committee Vacancies Advisory Committees play a key role in local governance. Each committee focuses on a specific mandate, engaging in discussions, sharing information, and making recommendations to Town Council. Meetings are conducted in a formal setting, led by a chairperson and supported...

Drivers of Skyway Drive, Highland Drive, Hillcrest Ave and Kent Avenue should be aware of brief traffic interruptions scheduled this Thursday and Friday, Nov. 20-21, as Public Works crews perform asphalt patching to improve roadways. Work will be conducted in short intervals to minimize delays, but...

Wolfville's Yard Waste Drop-Off Site located on Maple Avenue Closes for the Season November 22, 2025. The site will re-open in spring of 2026.

A parade is planned for 10:30 on Tuesday, November 11 that will move West along Main Street, from the Legion, to the Cenotaph at the Post Office Park. This will require a road closure of Main, from Seaview to Central Ave, from 10am to 11:45 on Tuesday, November 11. Please follow detour signs to...

Watermain work at 396 - 406 Main, by Carl's Independent, will reduce traffic to one lane on Wednesday, November 12 and Thursday, November 13. Pedestrian traffic should not be impacted but motorists are asked to please use caution when travelling through this section of Town and follow directions...

The new accessible washroom and change station at Reservoir Park is now open, with signage and a few final touches to come in the weeks ahead. The new structure, committed to in our Accessibility Plan, features two washrooms and three change rooms, a covered seating area and a foot wash station. The...

In June 2025, with the assistance of Jacques Dubé and Town staff, Council workshopped a renewed Strategic Plan to establish priorities and to guide the Town's actions through 2029. This plan was informed by what was heard during the 2024 municipal election campaign, through ongoing community...