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NOTICE: Public Information Session – Forestry MOU & Five-Year Operating PlanThe Town of Port Blandford invites all residents to an open public meeting regarding the proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture and the Town of Port Blandford.This session will review the Five-Year Operating Plan, outline municipal priorities, and give residents the opportunity to ask questions, review details, and provide feedback directly to Council.Where: Royal Canadian Legion, Port BlandfordWhen: November 25, 2026 at 7:00 PMAdmission: Open to the general publicYour input is an essential part of local planning and community stewardship. We encourage everyone to attend, stay informed, and share their views.
PUBLIC NOTICE — Garbage Collection Delayed to Thursday, November 12Please be advised that this week's garbage collection for Port Blandford will be delayed until Thursday, November 12, due to lift station control panel upgrades taking place at the Town Hall.While this work is underway, please use extra caution when driving or walking near the Town Hall construction area and watch for crews and equipment on site.We apologize for any inconvenience this rescheduling may cause and appreciate your patience while we complete these upgrades.Thank you,Town of Port Blandford
Forest Fire Season May 1st to September 30
Forest Fire Season is Now in Effect!
To keep Port Blandford safe, please follow these provincial regulations from now through September 30:
Permits Required: You must have a Permit to Burn for any brush or vegetation fires. Contact the local Forestry Office to apply. (709-466-7439) permits are free of charge.
Small Campfires/Boil-ups: Permitted without a permit only if built on non-combustible ground (rock/sand/gravel). Keep them small and at least 3m away from overhanging branches.
Safety: Always keep water and a shovel nearby.
ATV Users: Your vehicle must have a muffler/spark arrestor and carry a fire extinguisher (min. 225g).
Propane/Gas: BBQs and propane pits are allowed, but keep them 3.5m away from flammable brush.
The Golden Rule: Never leave a fire unattended. Soak it until it’s cold before you leave.
Report a Fire: 911,709-543-2600 (Port Blandford Fire Department), 709-427-0437 (Forestry Duty Officer)