Town Notices
Deputy Mayor Paul Saulnier
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- Published: November 06 2020 15:46
When you think of someone who embodies community spirite, dedication and hard work look no further than Deptuy Mayor Paul Saulnier. Paul has spent many hours supporting local groups and organizations.
Early Years and Education
Paul's formative years were spent right here in Digby. He went on to graduate from Digby Regional High School (DRHS) and further honed his skills at Community College, learning the ins and outs of Radio and Television Arts. This solid education laid the groundwork for his career in broadcasting.
Professional Journey and Community Involvement
For more than two decades, Paul worked in Halifax in both radio and television, balancing a thriving career and family life. However, the pull of his hometown was strong, and in 2008, Paul returned to Digby, ready to give back to his hometown. Paul started working at Home Hardware over 10 years ago, lending his skills first to customer service and then moving into his current role in office management. Since then, he has also been actively involved in various local initiatives, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to supporting local small businesses and enhancing community organizations.
Offline and Online Engagement
Paul's approach to community engagement is as multifaceted as it is effective.
Offline Methods:
- Offline Methods:Community Events: Paul is a familiar face at many town events. You usually see him recording video, taking pictures or lending his expertise with audio equipment. He also just pitches in wherever he’s needed.
- Local Projects: His involvement with the Scallop Days Festival, the Admiral Digby Museum and the Digby & Area Theatre Society highlights his commitment to preserving and promoting local culture and history.
- Participation: Serving on various committees over the years such as the RCMP Advisory Committee, Senior Safety, Fire Department, Waste Check and the Planning Advisory Committee to name a few, Paul ensures that both citizens and local businesses have a voice in our town’s development.
Online Methods:
- Social Media Advocacy: Through various platforms Paul raises awareness about the importance of supporting local businesses, sharing success stories and upcoming events.
- Newsletter: He remains committed to the development of the town’s newsletter to keep the community informed about the latest initiatives, encouraging residents to engage with and support their own community.
- Technology: Paul consistently explores and utilizes innovative technologies to enhance the connection between citizens and their local government.
Paul’s story is a testament to the power of community engagement and the impact that dedicated individuals can have when they choose to return and support their hometown. His efforts remind us that each of us has a role to play in fostering a thriving and vibrant community.
To contact Paul
Phone: 902-245-1282
Facebook: Deputy Mayor Paul Saulnier
Be sure to follow the Town's Facebook page: Town of Digby Facebook
Councillor William McCormick
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- Published: November 06 2020 15:44
Councillor William McCormick grew up in nearby Bear River, and moved to Digby in early 2020. He previously spent parts of 12 seasons working at the Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa, and currently works in town as the manager of RBC.
Councillor McCormick spends a lot of time volunteering in the community, having spent a number of years volunteering with the Digby and Area Lions Club, Digby and Area Theatre Society, Big Brothers Big Sisters, and the Make-a-Wish Foundation. Since joining Town Council he also took on a role volunteering for Wharf Rat Rally. In 2023 he was named the Town’s Volunteer of the Year.
William graduated in 2003 from AWEC, attended Acadia University and has a BA in Economics. He also has a diploma in Business Administration from NSCC Waterfront, graduating as valedictorian in 2014.
If you have questions, concerns, or ideas on how to make our town even more beautiful please contact him.
Employment Opportunity
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- Published: June 11 2019 13:56
Year ending March 31, 2018 Consolidated Financial Statement
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- Published: August 17 2018 13:00
The Port of Digby
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- Published: June 04 2018 10:10
Nova Scotia's FUNDY PORT
The Port of Digby is recognized internationally as Nova Scotia's predominant working port in the Bay of Fundy Region. It is our maritime province's most accessible, deep water, ice-free Fundy port.
Read More follow the link. http://www.portofdigby.ca/
Digby Area Tourism Association
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- Published: May 08 2018 15:58
Digby Area Tourism Association aims for the promotion of the Digby Area as a tourism destination. To faciltate an authentic and memorable experiences for visitors to the Digby Area.
Click the link for more information http://digbyarea.ca/
Development Land For Sale
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- Published: December 14 2017 14:36
1. Digby Development Agency
Our land assets are managed by the Digby Development Agency, an inter-municipal body made up of the municipality of the District of Digby and the Town of Digby.
Digby has 3 attractive development zones available:
2. Airport Zone
This area comprises 183 acres in the North Range area, conveniently adjacent the Digby-Annapolis Regional Airport:
Within this zone, there is Airport Industrial (AI) zoning, Airport Residential (AR), and Airport Residential/Commercial (ARC), each with adequate separation to allow for a wide variety of uses. This area is un-serviced and undeveloped at this time. There is some hangar infrastructure present, and the DDA is open to proposals on a Design-Build basis.
3. Industrial Drive
This site is approximately 22 acres in area and is generally located south of Highway 217 and is bounded by industrial lots, residential lots, and institutional uses. At this time, the area is approximately 60% occupied. The remaining available lands (in yellow) total roughly 10 acres and are surrounded with streets that include municipal services including sanitary sewer, water distribution system, overhead electrical (3 phase on Industrial Drive), and paved roads with roadside ditches and culverts for drainage.
A watermain and forcemain has been installed through the center of the project area connecting Shreve Street to Industrial Drive and an easement is in place to protect this corridor. There are three wastewater pumping stations near the site, one at the end of Shreve Street, one on Highway 217, and one at intersection of Industrial Drive/Highway 217. The area is zoned Industrial M under the Conway Area Land Use Bylaw where a wide range on nonpolluting and appropriate commercial uses can be developed.
4. Digby Business Park (North)
This parcel (PID 3013066) is consists of 171 acres of un-serviced, primarily wooded land. Land use for that area is governed by Digby Wellfield Protection Area Land Use By-Law, Digby Wellfield Protection Area MPS which restricts uses on roughly 55% of the parcel. Nonetheless, there remains excellent frontage on Highway 217, and approximately 77 acres of raw land not subject to the by-law.
Purchasing Land
If you have an interest in purchasing Digby Development Agency lands,please download Application to Purchase DDA Business Park Lot (2) . All applications are 100% confidential.
Questions?
Please contact Tyler Pulley CAO Muncipality of the District of Digby 902-245-4777 or email Tyler Pulley Tyler Pulley email
Winter parking regulations
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- Published: November 27 2017 10:29
Winter parking regulations are now in effect for the Town of Digby