Town of Woodstock
824 Main Street E7M 2E8 Woodstock, NB, Canada

State of the Town Address - January 1, 2021 Mayor Arthur Slipp presents the annual State of the Town of Woodstock Address from the Council Chambers. https://youtu.be/5j1c7bAux-M

On behalf of Mayor, Council, and the employees of the Town of Woodstock, we would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe and joyous holiday season! Holiday Hours Town Hall will be closing at noon on December 24, 2020, and re-opening on January 04, 2021 to serve you.... AYR Motor Centre Dec 24, 2020 - open 5 am - 12 pm Dec 25, 2020 - closed Dec 26, 2020 - closed Dec 27, 2020 - open 6am to 8pm Dec 28, 2020 - open 5am to 8pm Dec 29, 2020 - open 5am to 8pm Dec 30, 2020 - open 5am to 8pm Dec 31, 2020 - open 5am to 12pm Jan 01, 2021 - closed

FULL-TIME Water & Sewer Utility Operator

Equipment Operator I ( 6 MONTH TERM)

Please note of a test of the Emergency Alarm system on Wednesday morning.

Tuesday's Tip Blue Bin Basics! IMPORTANT!! There are a lot of new residents in our region (welcome!) so here are some basic tips for curbside recycling ...... 1.Your bin should be out by 7 am. This is when drivers start their routes. 2.It should be one meter away from other objects 3.The front of your bin should face the road 4.All items must be IN the bin - no recycling left outside of the bin will be taken (these are COVID rules) 5.Don't use blue bins for garbage 6.Sanitize your bins when you can (please) If you have moved into our region and your house doesn't have a blue bin (previous owners took it? someone stole it? it's a new build so never had one) you need to purchase one from a local hardware store. They are an IPL 360L blue tip cart. Prices vary so call around and they occasionally go on sale. All bins were distributed in 2018 upon implementation. If you are moving, please don't take your blue bin with you. When the program was implemented 2018, the bins were purchased and dropped at each civic address and should remain there. If you see an empty house, please do not help yourself to the blue bin. That is theft of property. If your blue bin is overflowing every month, try to compress your items to make more space. Purchase items that have less packaging and try to purchase less in general. Take extra recycling to one of the 7 depots (listed on our website), or consider purchasing a second bin based on your location (BUT please review this with us first!) Thanks. Any questions, please message us.

Council will consider changes to the Water & Sewer By-Law on November 23.

Partial Closure of St James Street

BOIL ORDER LIFTED

Water Shut off & Boil Order.