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… Programs
for Non-Profit Developers Programs
for Market Developers Building Permit
and Planning Fee Equivalent Grant Policy – New Construction … Housing Needs Assessment Community Implementation Plan
for Affordable Housing …
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The Tree Protection By-Law Z-1624 was adopted on Feb. 20, … can carry diseases that affect both people
and pets.
For information on preventing tick bites, safely removing … yourself
and your family from tick-borne diseases, visit
the Government of New Brunswick’s Be Tick Smart web page . …
… While on trails, residents must: Walk, run,
and cycle on
the right Cyclists must travel a maximum of 15 … vegetation
and private property Courtesy
and safety rules
for ski trails:
The main ski trail is unidirectional – please …
… Members represent
the interest of community seniors to
the Mayor
and Council.
The Mayor selects committee members. Individuals …
… In
the event of an emergency,
the City of Moncton may choose to activate its Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC).
The ECC is operated by City of Moncton staff drawn from …
The City has also developed a Municipal Emergency Measures … System (ICS)-based approach to emergencies. Responsibility
for the management of municipal emergency operations rests …
… Helmets
and elbow pads are required at skate
and bike parks. These spaces are unsupervised. Play at your own risk. Alcohol, tobacco
and drugs are prohibited. … not on a skateboard/scooter/roller blades, please keep off
the skatepark.
For everyone’s safety: Non-motorized bikes
and …
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The recreation areas by-law prohibits
the use of parks outside of
the designated hours of operation. Littering, hunting, overnight camping
and use of motorized vehicles on trails are also prohibited. Permits are also required to host festivals
and events at any municipal recreational space. Alcohol, …
… Brochure Backflow Testing
and Inspection Report Form Licenced Backflow Contractors …
… with a variety of gently used outdoor play equipment
for community members to enjoy. It’s as simple as play, return, donate! Everyone is invited to borrow
and play with
the equipment
and return it when they’re done. Residents are …
… environment, an all-turf infield, extra-wide team dugouts
and bleachers that accommodate wheelchairs. …
… Public notice of these applications is posted to this page
and mailed to property owners within a 60-metre radius of
the property named in
the application.
The Committee meets once per month to …
… Join us
for the sixth edition of Moncton Heritage Week, presented by
the City of Moncton's Heritage Conservation Board,
the Culture
and Heritage department,
the Planning
and Development …
… Obey posted rules
and show courtesy to all trail users. Stay to
the right of
the trail. When overtaking others, pass on
the left
and …
The Petitcodiac River sees tidal changes twice daily. Along … Bores in
the world. Check out
the Tidal Bore schedule
and visit today! …
… Each Friday,
the maps below will be updated to indicate where crews will … highlighted below, you may notice a slight discolouration
and reduction in water pressure while crews are flushing in …
…
The City of Moncton is replacing aging residential water meters
and water meter transmitting units (MTU) thourgh a phased 10-year project.
The new water meters
and MTUs will reduce long-term …
… businesses offer FREE water bottle refills. Just look
for the decal on store fronts across
the city. …
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The hill is open to
the public when weather
and road conditions can permit a safe experience. To prevent damage to
the Hill, it is prohibited to use
the Hill during
the winter … What was once a horse cart path at
the base of
the Lutes Mountain has grown into one of Canada’s …
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The City of Moncton Memorial Program is to commemorate a … one by dedicating a tree or bench in a greenspace owned by
the City of Moncton. Options: Memorial Tree with plaque- …
The City also offers residents a tree planting program
for residential properties. More information can be found …
… Université de Moncton professors (Benoît Doyon-Gosselin
and Raoul Boudreau) proposed that a prominent space in … be name to honour Gérald Leblanc’s literary legacy.
The green space at City Hall was deemed
the ideal location … green space in Moncton's downtown, intended to be an area
for community gatherings while paying tribute to Acadian poet …
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The proposed 2026 budget was presented to Moncton City … on Nov. 4, 2025. Budget deliberations took place Nov. 4
and 5, 2025
and the final budget was approved Nov. 6, 2025. 2026 budget news …