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ADMINISTRATION
Mahone Bay operates under a Council/CAO system of municipal government as outlined under the Municipal Government Act. The CAO and his staff oversee the management of all Departments of the Town and implement the decisions of Council, its Boards and Commissions.
The Town Office staff consists of six full time persons: CAO Dylan Heide, Town Clerk and Deputy CAO Maureen Hughes, Deputy Clerk and Records Administrator Kelly Redden, Manager of Finance Luke Wentzell, Assistant Treasurer Crystal Berringer and Accounting Clerk Kim Boutilier. The Town provides several services through Departments of the Town, services provided by other municipalities and joint ventures with other municipal units. The Town also operates its own Electric Utility, Water Utility and two Cemeteries in the Town. All payments for Town Services are paid through the Town Hall. This includes tax bills, utility bills, fines and various permits. Inquiries can be made by calling 902-624-8327 or emailing clerk@townofmahonebay.ca PUBLIC WORKS
The Operations Department operates and maintains the following public service facilities & related infrastructure; Water Supply, Treatment & Distribution, Wastewater Collection & Treatment, Roads & Streets (Snow & Ice Control is part of Roads & Streets), Electric Utility, and Parks & Open Space.
The Department employs a Director of Operations, plus five full-time staff and two seasonal employees. WATER SUPPLY
WASTEWATER COLLECTION
COLLECTION SCHEDULE
FINANCE
Inquiries
902-624-8327 finance@townofmahonebay.ca Luke Wentzell luke.wentzell@townofmahonebay.ca Kim Boutilier kim.boutilier@townofmahonebay.ca Crystal Berringer crystal.berringer@townofmahonebay.ca Tax Rates 2019-20 Tax Rates: Residential : $1.25 / $100 Commercial: $3.16 / $100 2019-20 Deed Transfer Rate: 1.5% 2019-20 Infrastructure Fee: $275 / dwelling Tax Billing Schedule: Tax bills are send twice annually, dates Finance Services Make a Payment (pay by credit card) Address Change (form) Low Income Tax Application (form) Request a Tax Certificate (form) Tenders and Proposals: Comfort Station Addition RFP Tax Sales: Next anticipated March 2021 Budgets & Financial Statements Budgets 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 Financial Statements 2008-9 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 Expense Claims and Annual Salaries Annual Salary Information 2016 2017 2018 2019 Derrick MacKenzie, Director of Operations 2016 2017 2018 2019 Dylan Heide, CAO 2018 2019 Jim Wentzell, CAO (Retired) 2016 2017 2018 2019 Luke Wentzell, Manager of Finance 2018 2019 Maureen Hughes, Deputy CAO / Town Clerk 2016 2017 2018 2019 |
ELECTRIC UTILITY
Mahone Bay operates under a Council/CAO system of municipal government as outlined under the Municipal Government Act. The CAO and his staff oversee the management of all Departments of the Town and implement the decisions of Council, its Boards and Commissions.
The Town Office staff consists of six full time persons: CAO Dylan Heide, Town Clerk and Deputy CAO Maureen Hughes, Deputy Clerk and Records Administrator Kelly Redden, Manager of Finance Luke Wentzell, Assistant Treasurer Crystal Berringer and Accounting Clerk Kim Boutilier. The Town provides several services through Departments of the Town, services provided by other municipalities and joint ventures with other municipal units. The Town also operates its own Electric Utility, Water Utility and two Cemeteries in the Town. All payments for Town Services are paid through the Town Hall. This includes tax bills, utility bills, fines and various permits. Inquiries can be made by calling 902-624-8327 or emailing clerk@townofmahonebay.ca RECREATION
The Operations Department operates and maintains the following public service facilities & related infrastructure; Water Supply, Treatment & Distribution, Wastewater Collection & Treatment, Roads & Streets (Snow & Ice Control is part of Roads & Streets), Electric Utility, and Parks & Open Space.
The Department employs a Director of Operations, plus five full-time staff and two seasonal employees. EMERGENCY SERVICES
ROADS AND STREETS
Answer to question 3
SNOW REMOVAL
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