Welcome to Saint Andrews!

On behalf of the Council of the Town of Saint Andrews, it is an honour to welcome you to our beautiful historic town.  We are delighted that you have selected Saint Andrews as your preferred destination to set up roots and become a part of our wonderful community.  Every time we see a moving van in our community, we get excited.  New people bring vitality and new ideas to our area and we are certain that you are no exception.

Town of Saint Andrews Community Vision

 Saint Andrews is and will continue to be, a dynamic community for residents of all ages and backgrounds: a centre of education and science; a leading year-round destination; and a vibrant home for arts and culture.  This vision will be achieved by protecting and promoting our natural environment, our architectural heritage, and our recreational, cultural, and economic assets.

Land Acknowledgement

Before Saint Andrews, and still existing today, is Qonasqamkuk, the ancient place of Peskotomuhkati.  These lands are the ancestral and unceded territory of the Peskotomuhkati people and are covered by the “Treaties of Peace and Friendship” first signed with the British Crown in 1726.

We encourage you to get out and explore your new community.  We have so much to offer from touring the historic and award-winning Water Street, delightful dining experiences, educational marine excursions and whale tours, endless outdoor recreation including paved trails, tennis courts, parks, golf courses, cultural and historic attractions, museums, and fantastic family events and festivals.  When you are ready to get out and make friends, I would encourage you to join one of the amazing community clubs and organizations.

Again, welcome to Saint Andrews.  We know you will find our community a great place to live and grow.  We encourage you to get out and participate in our activities and functions.  If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Town Hall at 506-529-5120.

Sincerely,

Brad Henderson

Mayor

If the information you are looking for is not located on this page,

you may find it elsewhere on this website or feel free

to contact the Town Hall for assistance at:

506-529-5120

Monday – Friday from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.

When is garbage day?

Residential solid waste collection day is on Thursdays unless otherwise notified.

Garbage containers must not be placed outside for collection earlier than Wednesday night 8:00 PM and no later than 7:00 AM on Thursday morning. Please use proper containers to prevent an unsightly appearance and pest infestation.

For further information, please go to www.swswc.com or call (506) 466-7830.

How do I get help with a problem or request services from the Town?

Using this form, you can request a service from a Town Department, or report a problem such as a pothole or fallen tree.

Where do I find information on the curbside residential recycling program?

The Southwest New Brunswick Service Commission has implemented a residential curbside recycling program beginning in September 2018.  To obtain further information on the program, the recycling hotline is 1-833-BLUE CRT or 1-833-258-3278, and their website is www.snbsc.ca

Blue-bins must not be placed outside for collection earlier than Wednesday night 8:00 PM and no later than 7:00 AM on Thursday morning (the day of collection). Please use proper containers to prevent an unsightly appearance and pest infestation.

Can I have an open fire in Town?

Open-air fires are not permitted in Town. This means no burning of yard debris, or building materials, and that all cooking fires or campfires are to be in an approved fire pit. You can read the full By-Law HERE.

How do I licence my dog?

Drop into the Town Hall at 212 Water Street and remember to bring proof of rabies inoculation when buying your licence.

As per By-law 11-02, all dogs living in the Town are required to be licenced by January 1st of each year.  By-law No. 19-08 Animal Control-signed

Can I park on the street overnight?

There is no overnight parking on any streets beginning November 15 to March 31 from 2 a.m. to 7 a.m. Unless otherwise directed by a Town official, parking on the east side of William Street from Water Street to the water is exempted from Article 10, A of By-law 18-01.

Where do I get a building permit?

The Southwest NB Service Commission handles all questions pertaining to building permits, renovations, development, and/or construction  on behalf of the Town.

Applications can be found online here or in person at SNBSC.

Southwest NB Service Commission
33 Wall Street, St. Stephen, NB
Tel: (506) 466-7369
E-mail: permits@snbsc.ca
Web Site: www.snbsc.ca

How do I book a sports field or Town facility?

To book a Town facility, apply here.

How do I advertise my event?

To advertise your event you can email your information to town@townofstandrews.ca or drop off a flyer to the Town Office to have your event placed on the Kiwanis Club Bulletin board in front of the Town Hall or contact CHCO TV to discuss having your event advertised on our local TV Station.

Where do I pay my property tax bill?

You can pay directly through snb.ca using Interac Online.

If you have online banking set-up with one of the participating financial institutions, you can pay your property tax bill quickly and securely through the SNB website using your debit card.

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Stay informed about Town emergencies such as power outages,
boil water orders, street closures, flooding and downed trees.
Sign up for messages through voicemail, email, or text. Three
ways to sign up:
1- www.townofsaintandrews.ca follow the prompts;
2- Call Town Office at 529-5120 and provide your contact
information;
3- Drop off your contact information at Town Hall.