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Posted
Nov 3, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
The Town of Truro is seeking bids for vegetation removal, heavy mowing, forestry mulching, and tree pruning along an existing forest access road. This formal request for tender is identified as TOT26-065 and was published on November 3, 2026. Bids are due November 17, 2026.
Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The Town of Truro is inviting bids for the partial demolition of the heritage-designated hose tower at the Truro Farmers’ Market, 15 Young Street, Truro, Nova Scotia. The bid price must include equipment, labour, supplies, and proper disposal of all demolition materials. The tower is to be reduced to roof level or just below to address safety concerns, with work completed as soon as possible.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Truro
The Town of Truro Deer Management Strategy (DMS) provides a clear and coordinated approach to deer control, recognizing risks to natural ecosystems, public health, safety, and citizen landscapes. The strategy aims to mitigate deer-human conflicts and manage the urban deer population within the social carrying capacity of its residents, not to eliminate it. It outlines management options focusing on conflict reduction, population reduction (including a controlled managed hunt), and public education, outreach, and enforcement, emphasizing long-term success through behavioral changes and widespread tool implementation.
This Regional Transit Study Final Report for the Town of Truro and the Municipality of Colchester addresses the community's identified need for public transit. It comprehensively assesses and designs transit service concepts based on policy review, demographic analysis, and extensive public and stakeholder engagement. Key strategic principles include enhancing connectivity to major destinations, ensuring food security, supporting economic development through job access, and promoting equitable service for all residents. The study proposes a conceptual transit network with five routes and two transit hubs, recommending a jointly owned operating model with contracted services provided by the Colchester Transportation Cooperative Limited (CTCL). The overarching goal is to establish a feasible public transit system that provides affordable access to essential services, fosters economic growth, enhances personal mobility, and contributes to a sustainable, prosperous, and equitable community.
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This document provides an update on The Town's Strategic Plan for 2025-2028, which outlines the community's vision, mission, values, pillars, strategic outcomes, and guiding actions. The plan focuses on fostering a thriving economy characterized by innovation, diversified industries, and equitable wealth distribution; establishing a transparent, accountable, and inclusive governance framework; ensuring a balanced and healthy environment through responsible resource management and climate resilience; and providing access to quality social opportunities and infrastructure for a safe and healthy community.
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