Scott Sparks

Did you know that safety concerns and certain non-emergency crime can be reported online with the RCMP? For more information on what can be reported online, please visit the RCMP’s Online Crime Reporting website at https://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/en/nb/online-crime-reporting… Incidents not meeting the criteria for Online Crime Reporting should be directed

Emergency Preparedness Week 2025 Be Prepared. Know Your Risks. Emergency Preparedness Week is a national awareness initiative and an opportunity for you to take action to ensure you’re prepared to protect yourself, your family and your community during an emergency. This year, the theme is Be Prepared. Know Your

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Before burning, always check the burning conditions by calling 1-866-458-8080 or visit www.gnb.ca/Firewatch. Burning conditions are updated every day at 2pm. The new FireSmart NB program has resources to help you better protect your home and community. Learn more www.gnb.ca/firesmartnb -alh

We want to inform all residents that the Village’s e-newsletter will be discontinued effective April 30th. In its place, we have adopted the Voyent Alert system to keep you informed of both critical incidents and routine communications efficiently and effectively. Benefits of Voyent Alert By signing up for

Village of New Maryland Community Facilities Custodian The Village of New Maryland is currently inviting qualified applicants to apply for the part-time position of Community Facilities Custodian. Position Summary: Reporting to the Facilities Manager, the custodian is responsible to provide janitorial services, general maintenance, grounds keeping, event preparations

With the arrival of spring, the likelihood of encountering bears increases as they emerge from hibernation. It’s important to be prepared and informed to help keep both humans and bears safe. The Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development offers essential tips and guidelines in the link to