Town of Mahone Bay

Seeking Trustees for Crosswalk Flags

Mahone Bay Town Council has approved crosswalk flag kits for three crosswalks in Mahone Bay: Crossing Main Street at Clearway Street; Crossing Main Street at Pleasant Street; and crossing Pleasant Street at Main Street.

We are looking for groups who will commit to:

• Visually inspect the kits three times each week
• Ensure that flags are supplied and evenly distributed
• Ensure that kits are in good repair
• Check in with Town Hall when supplies or repairs are needed

We will be asking for feedback in the autumn of 2017 to see how well residents and businesses in Mahone Bay think that crosswalk flags work in Mahone Bay. For more information on the crosswalk flags, read the notice by clicking here .

Thank you for your service, Joe!

On January 10, 2017, Mahone Bay Town Council had the honour of presenting former mayor, C. Joseph Feeney, with a 25 year long service award from the Union of Nova Scotia Municipalities.

Mayor David Devenne (left) presenting former mayor, C. Joseph Feeney (right) with the Long Service Award.  

Thank you Mahone Bay!

THANK YOU to everyone who dropped off donations to the Mahone Bay and Area Food Bank. This year we had a donation box at Town Hall and we were pleased to be able to provide an additional location for people who had donations to the food bank. As we always are, we were amazed by the generosity of the people of Mahone Bay.

Thank you for the monetary and food donations - it is a pleasure to have such wonderful neighbours.

Winter Parking Ban

Please remember that vehicles in the way of clearing snow from the streets and/or sidewalks, during and after a storm regardless of the time of day, will be ticketed and/or towed at the expense of the owner.

Please also remember to keep waste bins and Green Carts off the streets and sidewalks in the event of a snow storm on waste collection day.

The Town of Mahone Bay follows the winter parking ban, in accordance with Section 139 of the Motor Vehicle Act.

2017 Dog Tags Now Available

2017 Dog Tags are now available at the Town Hall and are FREE to residents of the Town. All dogs within the Town must be registered and wear a Dog Tag - please register your dog as soon as possible.

Sam is wearing his Town of Mahone Bay 2017 Dog Tag #001.

RCMP in Mahone Bay

The Lunenburg County District RCMP have produced an overview for 2016; click on the link to read more about the RCMP services in our area.

  Lunenburg County District RCMP Overview 2016

For non-emergency RCMP matters in Mahone Bay, contact the Lunenburg Detachment at 902-634-8674.

New Council Sworn In November 8, 2016

On November 8, 2016, Returning Officer Jim Wentzell swore in Mayor David Devenne who then swore in Councillors Penny Carver, Simone Chia-Kangata, Joseph Maxwell Feeney, Karl Nauss and Richard Nowe. Councillor John Bain will be sworn in on November 24, 2016.

Pictured below are Mayor Devenne being sworn in by Mr. Wentzell and Deputy Mayor Karl Nauss being sworn in by Mayor Devenne.

Ellershouse Windfarm

Did you know that the Town of Mahone Bay has a windfarm?

We are partners in the Alternative Resource Energy Authority which runs the Ellershouse Windfarm; for more information about this amazing project, click here to watch a video about the Ellershouse Windfarm project.

Flood Prevention and Shoreline Protection

Thank you to everyone who came to the Public Meeting on October 25th to hear about the proposed plans to protect Mahone Bay from flooding, storm surge and sea-level rise associated with climate change.

The public meeting on October 25th was the third and final public meeting of the engineering development; a final report will now be completed for Council approval.

The October 25th presentation slides can be viewed by clicking on the following link:

October 25, 2016 Public Presentation.

Kinburn Street Bridge is now open!

Thank you all for your patience during the construction of the new, two-lane, Kinburn Street Bridge.