The ''We will be OK'' campaign of the Village of Atholville has been nominated for the Jean-Jacques-Roy Award: Excellence in Municipal Innovation, at the 2020 Annual Conference of the Association francophone des municipalités du N.-B. The winning municipality will be announced on October 17th.

Here is a video not to be missed!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmHNSrEjCbk

The Village of Atholville Municipal Council intends to adopt By-law No. Z-20-2, “A By-law to amend By-law No. Z-20, Village of Atholville Rural Plan”.

The proposed amendment to the Rural Plan will rezone a vacant property located on the McKendrick Road Route 275, having the PID 50185222, from a Rural Residential, R3 Zone, and a Rural Development, RD Zone, to the Institutional, INST1 Zone, subject to conditions to permit the following specific proposal: to permit radio broadcasting antennas fastened to a 120 foot high tubular pole and accessory buildings and structures, including a 12 foot x 12 foot transmitter building

The Village of Atholville Municipal Council intends to adopt By-law No. Z-20-1, “A By-law to amend By-law No. Z-20, Village of Atholville Rural Plan”.

The proposed amendment to the Rural Plan will rezone the property located at 262 Notre-Dame Street, Atholville, having PID 50045277, from an Institutional (INST1) Zone to a Local Commercial (C2) Zone, subject to conditions to permit the specific proposal: “a warehouse for storage of personal belongings and vehicles”.

The proposed By-law No. Z-20-1 may be examined at Town Hall during office hours or on the municipal website. Council will hold a public hearing during the

Council members of the Municipality of Atholville has decided to close its municipal offices to the public until further notice. This decision is being made in conjunction with the recommendations from the Chief Medical Officer of Health of New Brunswick regarding the closure of non-essential public facilities. Administrative employees will work from home, whenever possible.

The Village of Atholville wishes to inform the population that essential services will be maintained: water testing, road maintenance and snow removal, garbage collection and recycling. Obviously, fire services will also be maintained.  

Citizens who wish to pay their water and sewage invoice can do

MONDAY, DECEMBER 30: St. Arthur (regular collection)
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31: Atholville (start at 6 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.)
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1ST: AUCUNE COLLECTE
JEUDI LE 2 JANVIER: Val D'Amours (collecte régulière)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 23: St. Arthur and Val D'Amours (start at 6 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24: Atholville (start at 6 a.m. instead of 7 a.m.)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25: NO COLLECTION