Recent activity at West Hants Regional Municipality
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 16, 2026·Board meeting
West Hants Police Advisory Board Advisory Board Meeting
The board reviewed several key operational matters, including the quarterly report, which detailed the transition of the school liaison position, the status of the street crime enforcement team, and the implementation of a warrant apprehension program for prolific offenders. Discussion also focused on the benefits of foot patrols and strategies for expanding them to Hantsport, the feasibility of reintroducing bike patrols for visibility, and traffic enforcement plans regarding speeding in areas such as Falmouth. Additionally, the board addressed the management of complaints regarding individuals camping on municipal and provincial lands.
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West Hants Regional Municipality Committee Of The Whole
The meeting featured a detailed presentation regarding the restructuring of the Valley Regional Enterprise Network and a proposed transition to a new governance model. The discussion explored shifting from an intermunicipal service agreement to a nonprofit society structure, aimed at enhancing collaboration and long-term organizational sustainability through a public-private model. Participants reviewed the retention of core service functions, including business expansion diagnostics, immigration advisory services, and talent attraction programs, while also noting the organization's strategic priorities and existing partnership contributions.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
West Sand Municipality Council Special Meeting
The council discussed and approved an emergency remediation project for the Hailwood Drive sinkhole and associated infrastructure. The approved motion authorizes staff to proceed with repairs for the sinkhole, sanitary mains, access chambers, water mains, and cross culverts, with a total project cost capped at $250,000 plus a 10% contingency.
The committee meeting covered several administrative and development-related topics, including updates on committee composition, future meeting schedules, and local community event announcements. The primary discussion focused on a development agreement application for the adaptive reuse of existing buildings into a place of worship and institutional space, involving debates over parking capacity, landscaping buffers, and fire safety. The committee recommended that the council proceed with the development agreement, subject to specific conditions including a 120-day signing deadline. Furthermore, a briefing was provided regarding a separate development application for on-farm diversified uses.
