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Garbage collection - Friday, April 10

Please note that the garbage collection on Friday, April 10 is going ahead as planned. Remember to place your garbage at the curb no earlier than 6 p.m. on Thursday and no later than 4 a.m. on Friday.

Happy Easter weekend!

The importance of physical distancing

What is physical distancing?

It's about changing your daily habits to minimize close contact with other people. By practising physical distancing, we can slow the spread of COVID-19.

Therefore, this means that if you have to go out for a walk or a bike ride, it is important to be courteous and alert.

Using trails and sidewalks during COVID-19

• Stay home if you are sick or have symptoms.
• Stay 6 feet (2 metres) from everyone else at all times.
• Whenever possible, do not take a route where you think it...

Recognize the arrival of a child with the Tree for life program

DIEPPE, NB — The program “A tree for life,” aimed at making Dieppe’s landscape greener and highlighting the birth of a child, is back for a fifth consecutive year. The City of Dieppe is proud to recognize the arrival of a child into the world by offering its family—free of charge—a tree that will grow alongside the child over time.

This program is intended for Dieppe residents who have adopted or given birth to a child in 2019. In agreeing to plant this tree, the new parents are contributing...

COVID-19 - Important message from the Planning and Development Department

IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

Despite the current situation surrounding COVID-19, most of the activities of the Planning and Development Department of the City of Dieppe continue. However, please note some changes to the procedures.

The option of making in-person applications or payments at City Hall is no longer possible, and this, for an indeterminate period.

It is therefore best to email your request and documentation to construction@dieppe.ca along with the project...

Update - Coronavirus

DIEPPE, N.B. — The City of Dieppe wishes to inform the public that following the new directive given by the Chief Medical Officer of Health for New Brunswick, all employees who do not provide essential services are required to work from home until further notice. These measures are based on the information we currently have. They may change if the situation continues to develop.

EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTRE

The Municipal Emergency Operations Centre (COUM) is now activated at level 2. Its mandate...