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Village of Greenwood Annual General Meeting

Details: Published: Friday, 22 May 2026 14:38

The Village of Greenwood invites residents and community members to attend our Annual General Meeting on:

Friday, June 26

6:00 PM

New Beginnings Church, 1151 Bridge St.

The AGM is an important opportunity to learn more about what is happening within the Village, hear updates on current and upcoming projects, and stay informed about issues that impact our community. It is also a chance for residents to connect directly with Village Commissioners and Staff, ask questions, share ideas, and become more involved in the future of Greenwood.

Join us for:

Special invited speakers

Meet your Village Commissioners & Staff

Updates on Village initiatives and community happenings

Opportunities to learn more about your community

Whether you are a longtime resident, new to the area, or simply interested in local community development, we encourage you to attend and be part of the conversation.

A strong community starts with engaged residents — we hope to see you there!

AGM June 26th 2026

🔋 Battery Recycling Now Available in Greenwood! 🔋

Details: Published: Monday, 11 May 2026 12:55

The Village of Greenwood is now an official battery drop-off location through the Call2Recycle program! Residents can safely recycle their used household batteries and help keep harmful materials out of the environment.

Accepted batteries include:

• AA, AAA, C & D batteries

• Button batteries

• 9-volt batteries

• Large rechargeable batteries

Drop-off location: Village Office – 904 Central Ave

Drop off during regular business hours

Let’s work together to keep Greenwood clean, green, and environmentally friendly!

VOG Call2Recycle WEBSITE

🔥 REMINDER: OPEN BURNING BY-LAW 🔥

Details: Published: Friday, 01 May 2026 11:47

Did you know the County of Kings has an Open Burning and Smoke Control By-Law (By-Law #63) in place to help keep our community safe?

Here are a few key points to remember:

🚫 Burning of garbage, construction materials, or petroleum products is not permitted
🔥 Any approved burning must be done safely and in accordance with regulations
💲 Violations of the by-law can result in fines

Also remember—provincial burn restrictions are in effect during wildfire season, and you should always check daily burn conditions before lighting any fire. (https://novascotia.ca/burnsafe/)

Let’s all do our part to keep our community safe and prevent unwanted fires. 🚒

For full details, you can review By-Law #63 here:
https://www.countyofkings.ca/upload/All_Uploads/COUNCIL/Bylaws/By-law%2063%20Open%20Burning%20and%20Smoke%20Control.pdf

Picnic in the Park- Hosted by Village of Greenwood

Details: Published: Monday, 20 April 2026 15:25

Picnic in the Park – Village of Greenwood

Celebrate the Victoria Day weekend with us at a fun-filled afternoon in the park! Bring your friends, family, and neighbours and enjoy a relaxing day outdoors with great company and community spirit.

Saturday, May 16

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

904 Central Ave, Civic Field

Family-friendly fun

Kids games & activities

Fresh air and good vibes

Friendly pets on leash are always welcome!

Rain or shine – the fun goes on!

Best of all… FREE ENTRY!

Pack your picnic blanket, lunch

and come make some great memories with us. We can’t wait to see you there!

For more details check out our event on Facebook

Event Poster

Pineview Park- Closed

Details: Published: Friday, 10 April 2026 14:14

Notice: Park Closure 🚧

Starting April 13th, 2026

Please be advised that the park is temporarily closed to allow for renovations and improvements.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to enhance this space for everyone to enjoy.

Updates will be shared on our Facebook page as the project progresses.

Park Closed pineview

How to Report Pothole

Details: Published: Wednesday, 11 February 2026 12:41

Shared from the County of Kings Facebook Page

Want to know more about road maintenance/plowing in the Municipality of the County of Kings?

You can report a pothole in a road owned by the Municipality online by visiting https://www.countyofkings.ca/residents/services/potholes

To report a pothole, select the name of the Municipally-owned road from the dropdown menu on the website and fill out the form that appears.

If the name of the road of interest does not appear, it may be provincially or privately owned. The Kings County Road and Sidewalk Maintenance App can tell you who owns a road and who is responsible for maintaining/plowing it. Give the App a try today here: https://ow.ly/V3UT50XY6Ik

To report a pothole in a provincially-owned road, call 511.

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