Municipal
Agenda for the May Regular Meeting of the Miramichi River Valley Council
The regular meeting of the Miramichi River Valley municipal council will be held on Tuesday, May 6, 2025 at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers at the Blackville Community Center, 12 Bartholomew Road South and is open to the public. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
Read MoreMiramichi River Valley Summer Job Opportunities Available
The Rural Community of Miramichi River Valley has several summer job opportunities available for graduates and youth. Positions are in the general labourer and tourism fields. Please submit your resume by email to . Resumes can also be dropped off at the municipal office, 12 South Bartholomew Road in Blackville Monday to Friday between 8:00am…
Read MoreSpring Clean Up / White Goods Collection set for May 26-30 in Miramichi River Valley Communities
The Spring Clean Up for all Miramichi River Valley communities will be held during the week of May 26 – May 30 (during the regular collection day for all areas within the region). This collection will include yard waste (boxed, bagged or tied in three foot length bundles); stoves, refrigerators, freezers, barbecues, bicycles, beds, mattresses, furniture, etc. Regular…
Read MoreMiramichi River Valley Local Government By-Election Results
The results of the Local Government By-Election for the rural community of Miramichi River Valley are as follows: Ward 1: Paula Hare – Elected by acclamation Councillor-At-Large: Ray Croft – Elected Full polling results are below. Candidate / Candidat(e) Votes Elected /Élu(e) Ray CROFT 378 E Faye JARDINE 361 Patricia UNDERHILL 266 Cindy ROSS 234…
Read MoreElection Day is April 14: Miramichi River Valley residents to vote in new councillor
Election Day is Monday, April 14 and residents of Miramichi River Valley will head to the polls to vote in a new councillor-at-large in the Local Government By-Election. The seat was previously held by former councillor Dwain Hallihan. Meanwhile, Paula Hare has been elected by acclamation to the Ward 1 seat, as she ran unopposed following the departure of former councillor Jeffrey E.…
Read MoreAdvance Polls for Miramichi River Valley Local Government By-Election set for April 5
Residents of Miramichi River Valley can head to the advance polls on Saturday, April 5 to vote in the Local Government By-Election to fill the councillor-at-large seat vacated by former councillor Dwain Hallihan. Candidates for Councillor-at-Large: Paula Hare has been elected by acclamation to the Ward 1 seat, as she ran unopposed following the departure of former councillor Jeffrey E. Sheasgreen. Advance Polls: Saturday, April…
Read MoreAgenda for the April Regular Meeting of the Miramichi River Valley Council
The regular meeting of the Miramichi River Valley municipal council will be held on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at 6:00pm in the Council Chambers at the Blackville Community Center, 12 Bartholomew Road South and is open to the public. The agenda for the meeting is as follows:
Read MoreMiramichi River Valley Local Government By-Election set for April 14
Residents of Miramichi River Valley will head to the polls on Monday, April 14 to vote in the Local Government By-Election to fill the councillor-at-large seat vacated by former councillor Dwain Hallihan. Meanwhile, Paula Hare has been elected by acclamation to the Ward 1 seat, as she ran unopposed following the departure of former councillor…
Read MoreFlood Damage Reporting for Miramichi River Valley Residents
People in Miramichi River Valley whose property has suffered flood damage as a result of the ice jam of the Southwest Miramichi and Bartholomew Rivers, please register your flood damages with the municipal office at 506-843-6337. Office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00am until 12:00pm and 1:00pm until 4:00pm. These reports will assist officials…
Read MoreBoil Water Advisory for Residents Near the Blackville Lagoon
Due to rising floodwaters, residents living near the lagoon in Blackville are advised to boil their water for at least one minute before consuming it. This precaution is necessary to ensure your safety during this period of elevated water levels. Once the water levels return to normal, if you remain concerned about the quality of…
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