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You may have noticed our beautiful flower baskets throughout the Village and our gardens in the Welcome signs, at the Trail, at the Lakeshore, at the Cenotaph, in Davis Park and along the tracks behind the Post Office.  These have all been donated or sponsored by members of our community.  This year we chose yellow flowers because it is the colour of Hope and given life with the pandemic, we thought we would spread some hope through our gardens and baskets.  Since you may not stop and read the placards as you go by, we are posting them on the Photo Gallieries page with their baskets for you

It is the law to register your dog in the Province of NB.  If you live in the Village limits, you can register your dog at the Village Office.  The Dog License Application Form can be downloaded at the link below. Starting this year we are offering the option of multi-year registrations of 1, 2 or 3 years. 

Take notice that the Council of the Village of Harvey, in compliance with Section 111 of the Community Planning Act of the Province of New Brunswick, intends to hold a public hearing of objections on July 7^th, 2021 at 7 p.m. at the Harvey Memorial Community Centre Lobby to hear objections and/or comments pursuant to the proposed By-law 2021-3, a By-law to amend the Rural Plan By-law 2020-2.

The Annual Lakeshore Clean-up was held on Saturday, June 5th with a good turnout.  Thanks to our newest Councillor, our outgoing Councillor, a couple of students, some members of the Fredericton Anglers and several other volunteers.  This was an official Participaction Event in the Community Challenge and a Cleanup for Pitch In Canada (https://pitch-in.ca/)

An extra special thanks needs to be extended to Randy Lynch and Brian Barchard for their earlier cleanup which was a great service with our abnormally warm month of May!

The new Council was sworn into office on Thursday night.  Outgoing Councillor, Brad Howse, was thanked for all his efforts over the past five years with a picture of a steam train in Harvey.

Council for the Village of Harvey is: Mayor Winston Gamblin, Deputy Mayor Richard Corey, Councillor Dave MacMullin, and new Councillor Adrian Davis.

Outgoing Councillor Brad Howse with Mayor Winston Gamblin

The 2021 Census of Population day was May 11 but the online portal is still open and they are still accepting questionnaires online and on paper. The census enumerates the entire Canadian population and over 15 million households are expected to complete the census this year. Please complete your questionnaire, if you haven’t already.
 

PUBLIC NOTICE

Take notice that the Council of the Village of Harvey, in compliance with Section 111 of the Community Planning Act of the Province of New Brunswick, intends to hold a public hearing of objections on May 27, 2021 at 6:30 pm at the Harvey Memorial Community Centre Lobby to hear objections and/or comments pursuant to the proposed By-law 2021-2, a By-law to amend the Rural Plan By-law 2020-2.

There will be a special meeting of Council tonight at 7pm in the lobby of the HMCC.

The Village of Harvey needs an experienced woods person to cut down standing trees and clear fallen trees around the Catharine Pendrel Trail and bring them out to the trail or driveway.The woods person needs to supply their own equipment such as chainsaws as well as any vehicle to haul the wood to the trail location. Details and an application form can be found below.

The deadline for submission is Friday, April 30th at 5pm.

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The Village has beautiful hanging baskets throughout the Village in the summer. 

Please see the attached form for more information and how to sponsor your basket.   Tax receipts are available.