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The East Wrenford Waste Management Facility will stay open for holiday waste drop-offs and curbside collection will resume as scheduled after the Christmas break.

This January, Wrenford residents can recycle their live Christmas trees through four free city programs, turning holiday greenery into compost for local parks and gardens.

The City will not collect garbage and recycling on December 25, 2024. Collections will move to December 26.

Residents should place their waste carts out on the adjusted collection dates for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

The City reminds property owners to clear sidewalks after snowfall and outlines fines for non-compliance under the Winter Maintenance and Parking By-law.

City crews will flush water mains in the east end starting December 15 to maintain water quality. Residents should expect temporary discoloration.

The City of Wrenford reminds residents that the overnight on-street parking ban starts on December 15 in the Ambrel Lake Park area to keep snow routes clear for plows.

Council unanimously approved the Healthy Waters Plan to improve rainwater management, reduce flooding, and protect the Tamsin River.

Wrenford Transit adds Wrenford Flex on-demand service near Westbrook Community Arena, effective January 6, 2025.

The City is closing trails at Ambrel Lake Park for snow clearing and de-icing work to keep the public safe.