Municipal offices
524 Main St, Sussex, NB CANADA E4E 3E4
Phone: (General inquiries) (506) 432-4540 Fax:
(506) 432-4566
Mayor Marc Thorne
Council meets the third Monday of each month at 7 pm in the council chamber, 524 Main St., Sussex.
1067 Main St, Sussex Corner, NB CANADA E4E 2X7
Phone: (506) 433-5184 Fax: (506) 433-3785
Village clerk: Don Smith Administration: Debbie Otis
Mayor Mark K. Flewwelling
Council meets the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 pm in the council chamber, 1067 Main St, Sussex Corner.
Municipal office: 31 DeMille Court, PO Box 1066, Hampton, NB CANADA E5N 8H1
Council hall: 27 Centennial Road
Phone: (506) 832-6065 Fax: (506) 832-6098
Council meets second Tuesday of each month at 7 pm at 27 Centennial Road, Hampton.
8 School St, Alma, NB E4H 1L2
Phone: (506) 887-6123
Council meets the third Monday of the month at 7 pm at the village office
Village of Norton
Contact village office (506) 839-9011
Email 201 Rte 124, P.O. Box 335, Norton, N.B. E5T 1J7
Council meets the second Wednesday of each month at 8 pm in council chambers at 201 Rte 124, Norton.
Village of Petitcodiac office Web site Email
63 Main St, PO Box 2507, Petitcodiac, NB CANADA E4Z 6H4
Phone: (506) 756-3140 Fax: (506) 756-3142
Petitcodiac Village Council meets every second and last Thursday, except in June, July and August when they meet on the
last Thursday of every month. Meetings are open to the public. If you wish to address the council on any issue, please send
a formal request to the office at least 48 hours prior to the meeting.
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Accommodation
There are more than 200 motel rooms, campground and bed and breakfast operations in the Sussex area.
BlueBird Motel, Four Corners, Sussex (Hwy Exit 195)433-2557
Fairway Inn, 216 Roachville Road, (Exit 193 on Hwy 1) 433-3470
Timberland Motor Inn and Restaurant, Rte 114, Penobsquis 433-2480
Campgrounds
All Done Camping, Smith Creek area
Lone Pine Park Campgrounds
and Cabins 45 Lone Pine Rd, Penobsquis 433-4007
Pine Cone Camping, Rte. 114, Sussex 433-4389
Three Bears Family Camping, 12049 Rte 114, Penobsquis 433-2870
Town and Country Campark, 133 Aiton Rd, Sussex 432-9114
You may also want to consider
University campus accommodation at Saint John or Fredericton. Learn more
here.
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Emergency services
Sussex RCMP (District 3) (506) 433-7700 Emergency phone:
911
43 Leonard Drive
22-1 Maple Avenue
Sussex health centre (506) 432-3100 Ambulance:
911
Leonard Drive
12 Perry Street, Sussex NB E4E 2N7
Mental Health Sussex (506) 432-2090
Veterinary Services
Dairytown Veterinary Hospital 25 Vail Ct, Sussex (506) 433-3889
Sussex Animal Hospital 11 St. George St, Sussex (506) 433-3538
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Venues
Make your event even more memorable by holding it in a Kings County covered bridge!
Just alert the
Kings County Tourism Association at least 3 months in advance of your event. There is a $50 site preparation fee to have the grounds readied in time for your
big day. We can also offer assistance in obtaining some of the supplies, equipment and services you might need to make your
event go as smoothly as possible.
Ice surface of 80x200 feet, while the building has an occupancy load of 1825 people. Seating capacity is higher.
Golden Jubilee Hall, Princess Louise Park
With 2145 sq. ft. on the main floor, and 1472 sq. ft. of space downstairs. Occupancy is 260 (or 160 with alcohol.)
The building has a working kitchen with double sinks, two stoves and a fridge.
The main competition ring, at
90 by 200 feet, is 1000 square feet LARGER than the Halifax Exhibition centre;
Bleacher seating for more than
600 people;
Approximately 100,000 people visit Princess Louise Park Show
Centre annually
Sussex Candlepin, 1116 Main Street (506) 433-2462
1116 Main Street Sussex Corner, NB E4E 2Z8 Fax: (506) 433-2462
Opens for season in May
A leading Canadian 18-hole golf course.
Sussex Regional High School theatre (376 seats + 200 wing seats) (
floor plan)
Room capacity: 50 chairs theatre style or 22 boardroom style
Dimensions: 30 feet by 22 feet
Kitchenette; some presentation equipment available upon request.
Wheelchair accessible. Good lighting.
Rental fee: $25 per day or part day
Sussex Lions Club, Main Street (506) 433-5453
For bookings: (506) 433-1974
A 60-foot by 165-foot hall on one level, with seating for 180. Wheelchair accessible.
Kitchen facilities.
Jitters Cafe and Sussex Art Gallery, 12 Maple Avenue (506) 433-8351
Parks
Sullivan Park, Post Road, Sussex Corner
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Local Media
Radio
K100 (CIOK) Saint John Phone: (506) 658--5100
Print
There is free public and wireless internet access at the Sussex Regional Library,
46 Magnolia Ave. Out of province guests must show identification while New Brunswick residents need a New Brunswick library
card to use the computers. The machines use Microsoft Office software.
Summer hours are 10 am to 5 pm each week day except Wednesday, when you're invited to drop by between noon
and 8 pm. They are closed on summer weekends.
Winter hours from mid-September to mid-June have the same hours except being closed Mondays and open Saturdays
from 9 am to 5 pm.
Both computer prints and photocopies are 20 cents per black and white page. Colour computer printouts are
$1 per page.
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Maps
New Brunswick
Kings County
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Tools
Holding a fundraising draw? Lottery license guidelines are available
here.
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Show your pride in Sussex!
Are you or your group creating a display of just what makes our area great? Whether you want an eye-popping
slide show, a convention table display or simply a little local colour to make your guests feel welcome, here are a few resources
to show your pride in Sussex.
