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Notice of Public Meeting - February 26, 2018

Please be advised that there will be a regular Council meeting on Monday, February 26, 2018, at 7 p.m. in council chambers at City Hall, which can also be seen and heard on the City’s website. The agenda is available here.

Mobile Eco-Depot Program

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to inform its residents that the Mobile Eco-Depot will be at the Operations Centre (100 Rufin Street) on February 28 and March 1 from noon to 8 p.m.

You may visit the Eco-Depot to dispose of household hazardous waste, appliances, car and truck tires, furniture, construction waste, etc., free of charge.

Please note that commercial waste, regular residential waste, gas tanks, residential oil tanks and auto parts will not be accepted.

For a complete list of household...

Dieppe takes another step in managing its finances responsibly and transparently

DIEPPE, N.B. – The Dieppe City Council adopted a long-term financial plan and three new related policies during its public meeting on February 12. The municipality is therefore embarking on a new era of financial health and sustainability through its leadership in responsible fiscal policy.

"The Long-Term Financial Plan enables us to balance growth, development and service improvement and shows that Dieppe has a long-term vision," said Mayor Yvon Lapierre. "We want to continue delivering quality...

Dieppe wants to know your brilliant ideas!

DIEPPE, N.B.— The City of Dieppe wants to participate in the Smart Cities Challenge (https://impact.canada.ca/en/challenges/smart-cities) and is inviting residents, entrepreneurs and organizations to share their thoughts on the biggest challenges the community is facing.

This competition is open to municipalities, regional governments and Indigenous communities across Canada. The winning communities will receive prize money to help them implement their smart cities proposals, and Dieppe could receive...

Tree planting program

DIEPPE, NB — The tree planting program—which aims at making our city a greener place—is open to residents until Friday, March 30. This program offers mature trees at a very reasonable cost to residents who do not have trees in front of their homes.

Eligibility requirements:

• One tree only per residence.
• There can be no existing trees on the land in front of the home.
• There must be sufficient space to plant the tree and to ensure it has enough space to grow.
• A $50 fee, plus applicable taxes, must be...