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Organic Waste Pick-Up: All items must be placed curbside by 7:00am on Monday regardless of your scheduled pick-up day. This clean-up will be for the collection of leaves and yard waste for composting. Residents are encouraged to compost these materials on their own property for use in landscaping and gardening but if this is not appropriate…Read more >

DID YOU KNOW?  Service New Brunswick (SNB) is separating your property assessment and tax notice (bill).  You will now receive your Property Assessment in October and then your property tax notice (bill) in March of the following year.  For more information, call SNB at 1-888-762-8600 or send an email to snb@snb.ca.  

We are pleased to announce the 2020 Through the Lens Photo Contest Winner is: Lisa Richard  

A draft plan has been forwarded to the Town’s Planning Advisory Committee and Council, and in the coming weeks a public presentation of the plan will be held.  After the plan is presented to Council a 30 day review period will begin where the public is invited to provide comment and feedback.  To learn more…Read more >

Please enjoy this virtual celebration of Canada Day 2020 pre-recorded under the guidelines for social distancing as a result of Covid-19. Opening with the singing of O’Canada and flag raising followed by opening remarks from Mayor Dr. Nancy Grant and concluding with some songs from Brian Baker and the BS Band.

The rules and recommendations as published by the Office Chief Medical Officer of Health (OCMOH) and the Province of NB include large gatherings of 50 people or more such as graduation celebrations and assembling for class photos. Gatherings of larger than 50 people is not supported by the OCMOH nor the town of Rothesay or…Read more >

5 June 2020 Rothesay, NB: Rothesay Town Hall will re-open to the public at 8:00 am on Tuesday, June 9, 2020. Read the full notice, here.

The following is a letter sent to Premier Blaine Higgs on behalf of the Mayors of Grand Bay-Westfield, Hampton, St. Martins, Quispamsis and Rothesay in response to the City of Saint John Sustainability Plan that proposes a tax on the outlying communities to pay for the City’s projected deficit in 2021. Click the thumbnail below…Read more >

April 20th, 2020 – On behalf of the town of Rothesay, Mayor Grant and Rothesay Council extend their sincerest condolences to families and friends who have lost loved ones, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and fellow police officers, and to those injured during this past weekend’s tragic event. Read the full message, here: