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Scam Alert: Text Messages Asking For Parking Ticket Payment
The City of Saint John has received several calls, notifying us of a scam targeting people through text messages. These texts request people pay an overdue parking ticket via a link. These text messages are NOT from the City of Saint John. We do not notify the public of fines through texting or social media.…
Read MorePlayground Maintenance Closure Notice – Ellerdale Street Playground
The City of Saint John will be renewing the fence surrounding the playground at 285 Ellerdale Street, with work beginning on Wednesday, August 27. Project Details: • Duration: 10 days • Expected Completion: End of day, September 8 • Playground Access: The playground will be closed for the entire duration of the project to ensure…
Read MoreCity of Saint John Keeps Trails Closed To Protect The Community and Parks During Dry Conditions
August 25, 2025 (Saint John, N.B.) – The City of Saint John is keeping its trail systems, including Little River Reservoir, Rockwood Park, and Tucker Park, closed to public access for now, even though the Province of New Brunswick has lifted its closure of crown lands as of 12:01 a.m. tomorrow. This decision is made…
Read MoreTraffic Advisory: Route 1 Westbound
The City of Saint John would like to advise the public of the following traffic interruption that will begin August 27 on the Main Street Viaduct ramp to Route 1 Westbound. This work is necessary to complete work within the ramp for the Main Street Active Transportation Project. Street: Route 1 Westbound Date: August 27, 2025 Duration: …
Read MoreSaint John Water Advising Residents Of A Planned Watermain Shutdown
As part of the ongoing McAllister Drive Watermain Replacement Project, Saint John Water will be conducting a planned overnight watermain shutdown beginning Friday, September 5 at 9:00 p.m. until 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, September 6. This shutdown is necessary to safely complete a critical phase of the infrastructure upgrade. Water service will be temporarily interrupted overnight for approximately 800…
Read MoreTemporary Closure Of A Section Of Harbour Passage For Fundy Quay Development
The City of Saint John advises the public of a temporary closure of a section of Harbour Passage due to ongoing development at Fundy Quay. The closure will affect the area from the Water Street entrance to Market Slip and the section will be closed Thursday, August 28, from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm. The…
Read MoreBroad Street Now Open to Traffic
The City of Saint John is pleased to announce that Broad Street, between Charlotte Street and Carmarthen Street, has reopened following infrastructure upgrades and road reconstruction. Please note: Flashing crosswalk signals have not yet been installed. Drivers and pedestrians are urged to proceed with caution and remain alert when navigating the area. The flashing crosswalk signals will be…
Read MoreCelebrating Parker’s Corner: Honouring A Legacy Of Love and Inclusion in Saint John
The City of Saint John is proud to formally recognize the corner of Carmarthen and Mecklenburg streets as Parker’s Corner, a tribute to the late Parker Grant Cogswell, an inspiring advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, inclusion, and community spirit. Born in 1964, Parker came out in the early 1980s; a time when LGBTQ+ visibility in Saint John…
Read MoreTemporary Dog Park Opens at Tin Can Beach
The City of Saint John is excited to announce the opening of a temporary off-leash dog park at Tin Can Beach, offering a welcoming space for residents and their furry friends to enjoy. This initiative was launched in response to the closure of the Rainbow Park Bark Park, which is currently being redeveloped to accommodate…
Read MoreIMPORTANT NOTICE: City of Saint John Update Related To Current Wildfire risks
As a follow up to recent updates from the City related to park and trail closures and the provincial burn ban, we are providing the following information based on the current situation, and questions we have seen from the public. We will continue to provide any further updates as necessary and greatly appreciate everyone’s efforts…
Read MoreHelp Shape The Future of Community Services in Saint John’s East Side
With the City’s comprehensive study of community services in the East Side (Ward 4) including East Saint John and McAllister, now underway, residents are encouraged to share their input and feedback. Your voice will help guide improvements and ensure future services meet the evolving needs of our neighbourhoods. How to Participate: Complete the online survey through…
Read MoreCity of Saint John Is Set To Welcome First Residents To Egbert Street Neighbourly Homes Community This Week.
On Friday, the City of Saint John will proudly welcome the first residents to its newly established Neighbourly Homes community on Egbert Street, marking a transformative moment in the fight against homelessness. As part of the City’s Housing for All Strategy, this initiative brings dignity, safety, and support to those in need through the innovative…
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