Kennedy sworn in for 3 year term
- Published: June 12, 2018, 11:50 am
June 12, 2018 - Commissioner Kevin Kennedy (center) was sworn in today by Colchester CAO Rob Simonds (right) and congratulated by Colchester Mayor Christine Blair (left).
2018 Canada Day
- Published: May 21, 2018, 10:01 am
Come join the parade!! Entry forms are available at the Village Office or by downloading the attached document! If you have any questions, please call the Village Office 902-893-8083.
Summer Day Camp Registration - May 16, 2018
- Published: May 8, 2018, 1:33 pm
Bible Hill Summer Day Camp Registration is Wednesday, May 16th - from 4:30-6:30pm and will continue until the camps are full.
Please follow the link to a registration form that can be filled out ahead of time! Please remember at registration that the Village accepts cash and cheques only. No credit or debit is available.
pdf *2018 Bible Hill day camp registration form (614 KB)
Recreation Open House - Thursday, May 31st, 2018
- Published: May 11, 2018, 3:53 pm
The Village of Bible Hill will be holding an Open House on Thursday, May 31st from 6pm – 8pm regarding existing small parks and the potential development of them.
The Village has many small parks, many of which have no development beyond benches and regular mowing. The Village would like input on these parks, especially from community members who resided in close proximity to them.
The Village Office Commission Chambers will have several stations set up with maps focused around various parks. Parks and Recreation Committee Members will be at stations to take notes on comments around how parks are maintained currently, and what changes are suggested. There will also be several potential projects available for community feedback.
Projects currently under consideration:
Farnham Rd Park: There is potential to create a toboggan hill at Farnham Rd Park. While there would be no parking available, it is walkable for many families in nearby subdivisions.
Scenic Drive: A Community Garden could be built at the Scenic Drive Park, with a source of water and a fence to protect it from deer.
Armstrong Park: Armstrong could be another location for a community garden, or it could be a site for a small basketball court or pump track (For children’s scooters or small bikes) to be used by local children.
If you are interested in giving feedback on our small parks, please consider attending our open house to both learn more about our existing facilities and give feedback on their future development.
Why should I become a Village Commissioner?
- Published: April 6, 2018, 3:48 pm
If you care about the area that you live or work in and the issues facing local people, you could be a Commissioner. There are many reasons why people decide to become a Commissioner. They include:
- wanting to make a difference and be involved in shaping the future of the local community
- being concerned about your local area and wanting to ensure that the community gets the right services
- wanting to represent the views of local people and ensure that community interests are taken into account
- wanting to contribute your business or professional skills, or
- concerns about one particular issue.
Whatever needs changing in your neighbourhood (state of the local park, the need for more activities for young people, improving services for older people, making the roads safer or ensuring that local businesses can thrive) you could be just the person to change it by becoming a Village Commissioner. No other role gives you a chance to make such a huge difference to quality of life for people in your local area.