Town of Sussex, NBReminder to residents who had water damage to please register by calling 1-888-298-8555. It is an important step towards receiving disaster assistance if it becomes available.

Residents are advised to report damages caused by the Flooding on January 24, 2019 People in the Province whose property has suffered damage as a result of flooding on January 24, 2019 are requested by the Department of Public Safety’s Emergency Measures Organization to report the damage to Service New Brunswick. These reports will assist…

Town of Sussex, NBReminder to flood victims to please register by calling 1-888-298-8555. It is an important step towards receiving disaster assistance if it becomes available.

⚠️Warning: During this recovery and rebuilding phase, after the flood, the Sussex Fire Department would like to remind the public about Carbon Monoxide Safety and the risk of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. If you are using gas/oil powered equipment, heating devices or wood burning products in or near your home you should have a working Carbon…

Town of Sussex, NBResidents who require assistance with food, clothing or lodging can contact the Red Cross at 1-800-222-9597.

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Drivers must follow closure notices and are not permitted to move or drive around barricades. Ignoring or moving these barricades is an offense and offenders will be charged. Drivers are also asked to obey changes to speed limits. Latest road closures at bit.ly/2JG0576

The water is rising along the Trout Creek and Kennebecasis river system in the Sussex area. Here is a Homeowners Flood Checklist to help local residents to prepare for possible flooding in our area.

Il est difficile de voir les accumulations d’eau dans le noir. Les automobilistes sont priés de faire preuve de prudence s’ils prennent la route ce soir. Avec les chutes de pluie d’aujourd’hui, il y aura fort probablement des accumulations d’eau sur nos routes. Ralentissez sur les routes mouillées.