Butternut Valley is a new community and Council is looking at what priorities we should be focusing on and we want to hear from you! What types of things would you like to see in your community? We like big ideas, little ideas, short term and long term ideas! Send your idea to info@butternutvalley.ca
The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DTI) is still responsible for the roads within Butternut Valley. Please forward all of your requests to DTI, but you can let us know as well. We like to keep track of issues so that we can make sure that we are supporting your requests when we speak to DTI.
transportnb@gnb.ca
1-833-384-4111
https://www.gnb.ca/DTI
Problems with your community mailbox (plowing, lost keys, sporadic delivery etc.)?
1-866-607-6301
https://www.canadapost.ca
New Brunswick SPCA is responsible for 2023 Animal Control Services.
This can include:
Not all areas of Butternut Valley have a land use or rural plan yet, but you can view all existing plans on the Kings RSC website at https://www.kingsrsc.ca.
Building permits are required throughout the province for the construction of a new building or structure as well as the demolition, relocation, alteration or replacement of an existing building or structure.
If you have any questions, you can review information on the Kings RSC website at https://www.kingsrsc.ca. or contact the office at (506) 432-7530 or info@KingsRSC.ca.
If you have a problem or a question about Solid Waste collection in Butternut Valley , please call 1-506-832-6000.
Butternut Valley follows the three-bag sorting system (blue, green, and clear bags). Waste is collected and transported to the Regional Waste Management Facility (54 McLeod Drive, Sussex) and then sent to ECO 360 in Berry Mills, NB for further processing.
For more information on sorting and to download a collection schedule, visit https://www.kingsrsc.ca. or download the Kings RSC solid waste app in the Apple App Store or Google Playstore.
Kings Regional Service Commission offers several drop off locations for used batteries and CFL bulbs. In 2022, residents recycled 3262 kgs of batteries and 274 CFLs. For a complete list of locations, please visit https://www.kingsrsc.ca.
Battery drop-off locations in Butternut Valley include:
Kings Regional Service Commission has partnered with ECO360 to host several Mobile Eco Depots around the region. This mobile service operates as a convenient drop-off location for household hazardous waste and bulky solid waste items.
Accepted items include appliances, electronic waste, furniture, small household machinery (emptied of gas and oil), construction, demolition and renovation materials, household hazardous waste (batteries, oil, paint, gas, etc.), tires (max 20” diameter).
The next mobile eco-depot event for Butternut Valley will be held at the Youngs Cove Irving (10995, Route 10) on August 9 & 10, from 12pm-8pm.
If you are unable to attend this event, the final event of the year will be held in Sussex (Perry Street) on October 21st from 9am-4pm.
Illegal Dumping poses a risk to the environment and detracts from the enjoyment of the natural environment around us. For those caught and convicted, Illegal Dumping convictions fines range from $500 - $1,000,000. If you are aware of an illegal dumping site – please contact the department of Environment and Local Government at the e-mail below.
elg/egl-info@gnb.ca
https://www.gnb.ca
Unsightly and dangerous premises has remained a service provided by the province of New Brunswick. If you’d like to report an unsightly or dangerous premises please contact 1-506-658-2558.
For the most recent and past meeting minutes click link below.
For the most recent Butternut Valley meeting minutes click the link below.
To report a problem or express a concern please call our office or submit it online.
