Maggie Kitchener

FRIENDLY REMINDER TO REGISTER YOUR DOG(s)!  Dog licenses are mandatory in New Brunswick. Why? Because licenses help keep pets and the communities they live in safe. As of January 01, 2024, residents of New Maryland are encouraged to register their dog(s) in DocuPet. It also offers a great

Friendly Reminder to Clean Up After Your Dog(s) Many of us are dog owners and love our furry friends. Having a dog can have many pawsitive benefits like getting us outside to exercise, improves our mental and physical health, strengthens our immune system and having a lovable companion.

Council-In-Committee Meeting – Wednesday, 13 December 2023 at 6:30 p.m. To review the agenda, please click here. Residents are always welcome to attend!

Notice of Current Municipal Project Department: Village Public Works Department Neighbourhood: Applewood Acres Subdivision Location: Village-owned property (Forbes field) near the east end of Bismark (please see map) Timeframe: Early to mid-December 2023 Type of Work: Partial clearing of brush for collection of survey data Purpose: Long-term infrastructure

Formal Council Meeting – Wednesday, 15 November 2023 at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chamber. Please note the “Presentation of the 2024 Budgets” will take place should residents wish to attend. Click here to review agenda. Thank you!

Committee-In-Council Meeting – Wednesday, 08 November 2023 at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chamber.  Residents are welcome to attend the meeting and to review agenda please click here.

Residents, Friendly Reminder: You Must Clean Up After Your Pets Owners of animals must immediately remove any messes left by your animal on any property. Please respect your neighbours, green space and trails around the Village. Thank you!

Construction Project Updates Baker Brook Culvert Replacement Project: The Contractor is expecting to complete the majority of the Baker Brook project by Friday, 29 September 2023. This will include asphalt paving and guide rails. Please note: This morning’s traffic delay (20 September 2023) was caused by the milling