The Town of Kentville is making plans for climate action in Kentville, and we are also working with neighbouring municipalities to develop a regional plan to fight climate change!  We are reaching out to learn more about residents' concerns and ideas about climate change. Please fill out this survey to help us understand your ideas and concerns about climate action in Kentville! If you have further questions or ideas, please email jwest@kentville.ca or call 902-679-2503. … More Details

Kings County, NS – The Wildfire season in Nova Scotia runs from March 15th through to October 15th. … More Details

The Town of Kentville is advising land owners on the Kentville Marsh that a request for variance under the Agricultural Marshland Conservation Act, to allow a Dog Park on PID 55291959 (North of Eaves Hollow) has been submitted to the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture.  Please note that the Dog Park project will not impact the existing Miner’s Marsh development.  Any Marsh land owners that have comments or concerns about the proposed Dog … More Details

Some departments within the town are supported by a committee, a board, a commission, or an advisory group. The members of these groups are typically staff of the organization they serve, members of the Kentville Town Council, and sometimes, members of the public.  Council and volunteer membership on committees, commissions, and boards is generally reviewed each year. We are looking for someone to sit on one or both of the following groups: … More Details

In response to the recently announced case of the UK variant of COVID-19 in New Minas and a few positive cases in the Sackville area, where the source of infection is unknown, Public Health is increasing its testing capacity in these locations to provide more opportunities for the community to get tested. Asymptomatic testing (testing people who show no symptoms of COVID-19) continues to be one of the tools that has helped limit the spread of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia. Testing is prevention. … More Details

The census is one of the most important sources of information for our country. Census data are vital to our community for planning schools, daycare, housing, hospitals, emergency services, roads, public transportation and employment skills training. … More Details

Kentville's Fire and Ice Winter Teaser is happening this weekend! Kicking off on Wednesday evening, February 10th, the schedule of activities is jam packed, but spread over 6 days, and planned with public health and safety top of mind.    … More Details

After some renovations to improve the building, Town Hall is ready to accept the public! It is recommended that you make an appointment if you are meeting with staff, otherwise our customer service representative will help you. Our hours are 8:30am to 4:30pm. Everyone is welcome! Please remember to wear your mask and respect physical distancing rules. Please do not come to Town Hall if you are/were sick, or have travelled out of province, or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19. … More Details

The Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Commission is committed to an open and transparent stakeholder engagement process that will foster a deeper understanding of the complexity of affordable housing challenges experienced by Nova Scotians; and uncover opportunities to improve the supply of, and access to affordable housing. They are providing several ways for stakeholders and citizens to share their views on housing issues and potential solutions for Nova Scotia. Through this online engagement hub, you can: … More Details

Our updated downtown webcam can let you know about snowfall amounts, storms and traffic! Here's a screenshot, click the link to check it out! https://kentville.ca/webcam If you have links to the old webcam page, please update your links and use this one!   … More Details