Due to the step back of the COVID-19 Recovery plan, the start of RECYCLING that was due to start on June 8th has been delayed. Once we return to the Yellow Phase, we will be able to provide a new start-up date. The health and safety of our population is of utmost importance.
Recycling will start the week of June 15th for Tide Head therefore Friday June 19th only the blue bins will be collected.
The municipal office and workshop are now open to the public. We ask that you do not enter the building if you are experiencing any symptoms (fever above 38 degree Celsius or signs of fever, a new or worsening chronic cough, a sore throat, a runny nose, a headache, new onset fatigue, new onset muscle pain, diarrhea, loss of taste or smell) or have travelled outside the province. Social distancing is to be respected (2 meters) and no social gatherings are allowed inside. Due to the small entrance of the municipal office only one customer at a time will be allowed in.
If you are out for a walk with your pets please pick up after them. Our sidewalks have been swept a few times however, it has been noticed that there are still feces on them. Not picking up after your pet is a violation of the Animal By-Law and you can be fined. For more information please view the By-Law on the website. We thank you for your cooperation 🙂
Maintenance worker
Recreation coordinator
Please forward resume to the following before May 01, 2020
Village of Tide Head
6 Mountain Street
Tide Head, NB E3N 4J9
viltide@nb.sympatico.ca
Fax: 789-6553
The boil water advisory that was issued by the Department of Health is now lifted. It is no longer necessary to boil the water before consumption.
The Village of Tide Head would like to apologize for any inconvenience the situation may have caused.
A boil water advisory has been ordered by the Department of Health on the Village of Tide Head. During a boil water advisory it is important that all water destined for drinking, preparing infant formulas and juices, making ice cubes, washing fruits and vegetables, cooking and dental hygiene be held at a rolling boil for 1 minute. Unless advised differently by the Department of Health, under most circumstances it is not necessary to boil water used for other household purposes. Adults, adolescents and older children may shower, bathe or wash using tap water but should avoid swallowing the water. Toddlers and infants should be sponged bathed and caregivers need to ensure no water is drunk or swallowed. Dishes and laundry may be washed in tap water, either by hand or by machine, unless advised differently by a Department of Health representative.”
