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Sidewalk gardens project

The Dieppe seniors' committee in collaboration with the City of Dieppe as well as the Sainte-Thérèse, Anna-Malenfant, Le Marais and Lou MacNarin schools, is a finalist for the South region in the Voilà! Contest presented by UNI Financial Cooperation with its sidewalk gardens project.

Each winning project will receive one of five grand prizes of up to $50,000. Online voting for client members will take place until November 16.

Here’s a description of the project

Every year the municipality invests several...

2021 Municipal Budget Adopted

DIEPPE, N.B. – Dieppe City Council adopted its 2021 operating budgets totalling $73.3 million during its regular public meeting on November 9. Of this amount, $59.7 million will go toward the general operating budget, while $13.6 million will go toward the water and sewer budget.

Capital spending budgets were also passed at the meeting: $12.3 million for the general capital budget and $3.2 million for the water and sewer capital budget.

“Despite the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Notice of Public Meeting – November 9, 2020

Please be advised that there will be a regular Council meeting on Monday, November 9, 2020, at 7 p.m., which can only be seen and heard on the City’s website due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The agenda is available here.

Boil Order Lifted

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise residents that the boil water order is lifted for properties located between 2071 and 2685 Amirault, between 16 and 19 Leonide, between 301 and 818 Dover, for all properties located in the Domaine Dover Estates as well as all properties located on Freda, Marco, Kristian, J.F.Bourgeois, Vézina, Raphaël, Joanne, Carter and Bayview.

Here are the measures to take when a boil water order has been lifted:

• Cold interior and exterior water faucets: Run tap...

Lane reduction on Acadie Avenue

DIEPPE, NB — The City of Dieppe wishes to advise motorists that there will be a lane reduction on Acadie Avenue, between Virginia Avenue and Alain-Gillette Street, until Friday, November 13.

Signs will be in place to direct traffic. This lane reduction is necessary in order to allow for work to replace the sidewalk and curb as well as work on the traffic light located at the intersection of Acadie Avenue and Alain-Gillette Street.

The City regrets any inconvenience this work may cause and appreciates...