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Replacement of the Veterans Park Sign. (L-R) Her Worship Nancy Grant, Harold DeFazio, President of the Royal Canadian Legion Kennebecasis Branch 58, Brian Eisan, Executive Member of the Royal Canadian Legion Kennebecasis Branch 58  and Ryan Kincade, Recreation Facilities Coordinator for the Town of Rothesay.  December 14, 2018  

(L-R) Mary Jane Banks – Town Clerk & Mayor Dr. Nancy Grant present monetary and food donations collected by Council and Staff to Lee Bishop – Food Basket Coordinator for the KV Food Basket.  Dec 17, 2018.

Rothesay’s Municipal Plan and Zoning By-law are currently under review and an important part of this review is to determine how we should oversee the private development of more than 400 acres of vacant land northwest of Route 1 (see map below).  To learn more this draft secondary land use plan click here.

All dogs MUST be on a leash at all times when on public property (any property that is not privately owned by you). This includes but is not limited to all Rothesay trails.

A Heat Alert (LEVEL 1) is being issued for August 3, 2018 for St. Stephen and Northern Charlotte County,  Sussex – Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County.The alert will remain in effect for August 3, 2018 only.  Alert levels are based on the highest reasonable predictions at the time of issuance and on data specific to…Read more >

A Heat Alert (LEVEL 2) is being issued for August 2, 2018, for St. Stephen and Northern Charlotte County,  Sussex – Kennebecasis Valley and Kings County.The alert will remain in effect for August 2, 2018 only.  Alert levels are based on the highest reasonable predictions at the time of issuance and on data specific to…Read more >

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT Traffic Advisory – Ramp Section Closures at Exit 129 (WB on and EB off to and from Rothesay Road) Gateway Operations wishes to advise the public that beginning Monday, August 06, 2018, sections of the westbound on and eastbound off ramps at Exit 129 will be closed to traffic.

Rothesay welcomes 2018 Great Race participants to first ever Atlantic Canada “pit stop”

Since the majority of the flood debris, and all of the special collections are now complete, Crane Mountain Landfill will be resuming regular hours beginning Monday June 18th. This week will be the last week of extended hours. The Crane Mountain Landfill will stay open until 7pm each day until Friday June 15th  and will…Read more >