Village of Fredericton Junction 'Official'

Village of Fredericton Junction 'Official' Village of Fredericton Junction was incorporated in 1966 and a population of approximately 750 . Council Meetings are the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month

Office Hours: Monday to Thursday 0800am- 4:30pm
Closed: Fridays and Holidays

Water/Sewage payments can be made in person, online at SNB, etransfer: [email protected] or by cheque in the drop off box located at the Villlage Office.

Former Village Councillor Turns 80 Yrs YoungRick Gardiner recently celebrated his 80th birthday, surrounded by family, f...
06/15/2026

Former Village Councillor Turns 80 Yrs Young

Rick Gardiner recently celebrated his 80th birthday, surrounded by family, friends and village residents who were able to surprise him on this special occasion.

On his actual birthday, June 14, the Village of Fredericton Junction also recognized Rick for both his milestone birthday and his dedicated service to the community. Rick served three terms on council, 1980,1986 and 1989.

Newsletter June 2026
06/09/2026

Newsletter June 2026

Launch of Enhanced Wildfire Dashboard and Fire Watch Page:https://www.gnb.ca/en/emergency/fire-watch.htmlFREDERICTON (GN...
06/08/2026

Launch of Enhanced Wildfire Dashboard and Fire Watch Page:

https://www.gnb.ca/en/emergency/fire-watch.html

FREDERICTON (GNB) – The government has launched an enhanced wildfire dashboard and Fire Watch website as part of its ongoing investments in wildfire preparedness and public safety.

“The dashboard, along with our Fire Watch website, were pivotal resources for New Brunswickers and our wildfire management partners during last year’s wildfires,” said Natural Resources Minister John Herron. “These tools empower residents with real-time updates and critical information to stay informed and prepared during wildfire season.”

The dashboard consolidates data from the wildfire management branch to provide timely, accurate and reliable updates as fires occur across the province. The updates are intended to keep people informed without causing unnecessary alarm.

Herron reminded New Brunswickers that wildfires are a natural occurrence every year, and the province's wildfire response teams have the training and expertise to effectively manage them.

“New Brunswickers can rest assured that our wildfire fighters respond to hundreds of incidents every wildfire season,” said Herron. “While wildfires are a reality, not all result in the kind of challenges we faced last summer.”

The upgraded dashboard and website were developed based on feedback from internal staff, government partners and external stakeholders collected through surveys and engagement sessions. These improvements aim to make wildfire information more accessible and user-friendly.

Key updates include:

· Real-time information: Residents can access up-to-date details about wildfire incidents across the province.

· Centralized data: A single source of accurate and reliable information directly from the wildfire management branch.

New Brunswickers are encouraged to check daily burn conditions on the Fire Watch website or the new NB Wildfires page to stay informed. The government also urges residents to explore the FireSmartNB page to understand their personal role in reducing wildfire risks and contributing to community safety.

The updated wildfire dashboard and Fire Watch website are in keeping with the government’s commitment to wildfire preparedness.

08-06-26

Fire Watch

⚠️Notice - The lookout on Sunbury Drive has been deemed unsafe. Please refrain from using the lookout at this time. Than...
05/28/2026

⚠️Notice - The lookout on Sunbury Drive has been deemed unsafe. Please refrain from using the lookout at this time. Thank you for your cooperation.

New elected and sworn in 2026 Council with Minister Cindy Miles
05/27/2026

New elected and sworn in 2026 Council with Minister Cindy Miles

2026 Fredericton Junction Village CouncilFront: Mayor Len Falconer, Deputy Mayor Scott WebbBack: Councillor Laurie Nason...
05/27/2026

2026 Fredericton Junction Village Council

Front: Mayor Len Falconer, Deputy Mayor Scott Webb

Back: Councillor Laurie Nason, Councillor Lonnie Daley, Councillor Bobbi Hartt

Photo Creds: Kristina Nason

Swearing in of newly elected Council May 2026Taking the Oath:Photo creds: Kristina Nason
05/27/2026

Swearing in of newly elected Council May 2026

Taking the Oath:

Photo creds: Kristina Nason

The Village of Fredericton Junction would like to congradulate and thank Mark Mersereau for his 20 years of serving on V...
05/27/2026

The Village of Fredericton Junction would like to congradulate and thank Mark Mersereau for his 20 years of serving on Village Council.

05/21/2026

We are pleased to see the tracks on the 101 being worked on! Please use caution while driving through.

You know it’s in your basement. Your garage, your shed. It’s household hazardous waste and that rangesfrom paints, to sw...
05/19/2026

You know it’s in your basement. Your garage, your shed. It’s household hazardous waste and that rangesfrom paints, to swimming pool chemicals to gasoline, oil and more. There are plenty of ways to properly dispose of your residential hazardous waste including visiting Fredericton Region Solid Waste each Wednesday (7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) and Saturday (7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.) for free drop-off service.

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102 Wilsey Road
Fredericton Junction, NB
E5L1R7

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm

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