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Waste Collection

Hygiene services

The Kent Regional Service Commission (KRSC) is responsible for weekly solid waste collection in the Grand-Bouctouche region. Waste is sent to the Eco360 Southeast sorting center in Berry Mills. The collection schedule is available on the KSRC website. https://www.krsc.ca/solid-waste/.

Garbage must be put on the roadside no later than 4:00 a.m. on the morning of the collection day.

Bulky waste collection can be scheduled by registering by phone at 506-743-1490. For more information, please visit the Kent Regional Services Commission website : https://www.krsc.ca/solid-waste/ or call 506-743-1490.

Collection Calendar 2026

Eco-Depot 2026

Guide PDF

Guide (collection by color) PDF

Water and sewage

Water Services

The Water Department is responsible for the administration and operation of the drinking water system which provides treated water for human, industrial and commercial consumption as well as for the fire department. The department is responsible for two water pumps, the piping system, fire hydrants and the reservoir.

In 2026, the annual cost for water service is $315. An additional charge of $350 per service must be paid when connecting to the municipal system.

 

Sewage service

The Sewer Department is responsible for the administration and operation of the sewer connection and disposal system, as well as the seven lift stations and the sewage treatment plant.
In 2026, the annual cost for sewer service is $365. An additional charge of $350 per service must be paid when connecting to the municipal system.

You can pay your water & sewer bill here: Water and Sewer Bill Payments,Pay in person at Town Hall by cash, Interac, credit card or cheque.

 

Roads & works

Transportation Services

The Transportation Department maintains roads, streets, shoulders and sidewalks.
City employees maintain storm sewers and drainage ditches, street lighting, street name signs, road markings and crosswalks.

Projects in progress

The Town of Grand-Bouctouche regularly develops projects to improve the quality of life of its residents. Here is a list of current projects (to come). 

Security

Fire Department 

The Fire Department provides emergency services to the residents of Grand-Bouctouche by dedicating manpower and equipment to extinguishing fires and applying rescue methods. 

The Bouctouche Fire Department is comprised of 35 volunteer firefighters who are trained to respond to the emergency firefighting and rescue needs of our town.  

Snow Removal

Snow and ice removal on roads is provided by a private contractor. However, the removal of snow and ice on sidewalks is provided by municipal employees.

priorités de déneigement

Taxes & requests

Municipal Tax

You can pay your municipal tax bill at the Service NB office.

Application forms

Forms are available at the Bouctouche Town Hall located at 30 Evangeline Street.

 

  • Request for access bridges.
  • Request for donations.
  • Application for water and sewer connection.

Green Initiative

The Kitchen

  • Keep a bottle of water in the refrigerator so you don't have to run the tap to get cold water.
  • Install low-flow aerators at faucets to reduce water use by up to 50%.
  • Run the dishwasher only when the load is full. When washing dishes by hand, fill one tub with soapy water and the other with rinse water.
  • Avoid running water while rinsing fruits and vegetables. To rinse, partially fill a bowl with water and then use the water to water your plants or garden.
  • Wait until the dishwasher is fully loaded before turning it on to save water and energy.

Facts

  • When we let the tap run for one minute, we use almost 4 liters of water.
  • A leaky faucet of one drop of water per second can waste 10,220 liters per year.

Bathroom

  • Install faucet aerators and low-flow showerheads to reduce water use in your bathroom by up to 50%.
  • Take quick showers or turn off the water while soaping up.
  • When buying a new toilet, consider low-flow models. These new models use only 3.8 liters of water per flush, while older toilets use up to 19 liters of water. You can also install a tank bank to save water from your existing tank.
  • Check regularly for water leaks (faucets, toilets and pipes) and repair them as soon as possible.

Facts

  • In the bathroom, we use about 65% of the water in the house.
  • A leaky toilet can waste up to 757 liters of water per day.
  • If you leave the water running while brushing your teeth, you waste about 9 liters of water.

Laundry room

  • When purchasing a new washer, consider a high-efficiency, front-loading model.
  • Energy Star certified machines are at least 37% more efficient than conventional models.
  • Do your washes only when the machine is at full capacity.

Outside

  • Water plants and grass either in the morning or evening to reduce evaporation.
  • Cut your grass shorter, at about 7.5 cm (3 in.), to create shade for the roots and keep moisture in the soil.
  • To water your plants and garden, collect rainwater in a barrel.
  • Wash vehicles with a bucket and sponge and a high-pressure spray gun instead of using a conventional garden hose. This can save up to 100 liters of water per wash.
  • Use compost or mulch in your garden and flower beds to retain moisture in the soil and reduce weeds.

The sanitation department is responsible for the collection of solid waste and its deposit at the transfer station located in the Bouctouche Business Park. Each year, the Sanitation Department organizes a beautification campaign, encouraging the residents of the Town of Bouctouche to clean up their yards and thus contribute to the cleanliness of the municipality. 

Waste must be placed in the road no later than 5:00 a.m. on the day of collection.

Weekly schedule (garbage) PDF

Mobile Eco Warehouse PDF

Guide PDF

Guide (collection by color) PDF

Transportation Services

The Transportation Department maintains roads, streets, shoulders and sidewalks.
City employees maintain storm sewers and drainage ditches, street lighting, street name signs, road markings and crosswalks.

Projects in progress

The Town of Bouctouche develops projects on a regular basis to improve the quality of life of its residents. Here is a list of current projects.

Transportation Services

The Transportation Department maintains roads, streets, shoulders and sidewalks.
City employees maintain storm sewers and drainage ditches, street lighting, street name signs, road markings and crosswalks.

Work in progress

The Town of Bouctouche develops projects on a regular basis to improve the quality of life of its residents. Here is a list of current projects.

 

Snow and ice removal on roads is provided by Twin River Timber Inc. however, snow and ice removal on sidewalks is provided by City employees.

  • Municipal Tax
  • You can pay your municipal tax bill at the Service NB office (click link)
  • Application forms
  • Forms are available at the Bouctouche Town Hall located at 30 Evangeline Street.
  • Request for access bridges
  • Donation request
    Water and Sewer Connection Application
  • Request for access bridges
  • (Training)

The Kitchen

  • Keep a bottle of water in the refrigerator so you don't have to run the tap to get cold water.
  • Install low-flow aerators at faucets to reduce water use by up to 50%.
  • Run the dishwasher only when the load is full. When washing dishes by hand, fill one tub with soapy water and the other with rinse water.
  • Avoid running water while rinsing fruits and vegetables. To rinse, partially fill a bowl with water and then use the water to water your plants or garden.
  • Wait until the dishwasher is fully loaded before turning it on to save water and energy.
  • Request for access bridges
  • (Training)