Village of Fredericton Junction

The boil order has been lifted for residents on the municipal water system. Council again thank all residents for their patience and understanding during the water break repairs and boil order.

Due to the water break on Friday Jan 7th, the boil order for users of the municipal water system in still in effect still further notice. The “boil water” order shall remain in effect until the results of the required…

The water break on Sunbury Drive has been repaired and water has been restored to all residents on the municipal water system. A reminder that a BOIL ORDER is in effect until further notice. Thank you to Matt Harris, staff…

The water has been turned back on for residents from Maynard Road to the end of Prides Landing. Due to low pressure, we ask that the water be used for necessities for the time being. A BOIL ORDER is required…

There has been a water break on Sunbury Drive. The water has been shut off on the mail line for the whole village. We ask for your patience while repairs are being carried out.

Starting January I will begin collecting updated birthday, anniversary and memorial information for the fireman’s calendar. The family information form can be picked up at the office or emailed for completion.

The council meeting scheduled for Monday December 27th has been cancelled. The next scheduled council meeting will be Monday January 10th, 2022.

“The Village of Fredericton Junction has received funding through the Environmental Trust Fund (ETF) of New Brunswick to complete a community Climate Change Adaptation Plan. The objective of this project is to identify climate change vulnerabilities among Village infrastructure, core services,…

The NB Country Music Hall of Fame will be posthumously inducting the late Elmo MacDonald of Fredericton Junction on October 16th, 2021. Should anyone wish to share a memory or story of Elmo, please forward to the village office by…

Council was sworn in June 8th, 2021. Back row: Councillor James Webb, Councillor Lonnie Daley and Councillor Mark Mersereau. Front row: Deputy Mayor Bobbi Hartt and Mayor John Bigger