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    Planning and development of our region.

Welcome to the Chaleur Regional Service Commission. To learn more about the commission please click here.

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Our Services

Solid Waste

The Regional Service Commissions will provide solid waste disposal services to the Municipalities, Rural Communities and Local Service Districts within their respective regions, a role currently performed by the Solid Waste Commissions.  Thi...

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Local Planning

The Regional Service Commissions will provide land use planning services to all Local Service Districts.  This function includes the development of rural plans, the administration and enforcement of the plans, the issuance of building permit...

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Regional Planning

The Regional Service Commissions will be responsible for the development of a Regional Plan, the aim of which would be to better coordinate and manage development and land use within each of the 12 regions.  More specifically, the Regional P...

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Regional Emergency Measures Planning

The Regional Service Commissions will serve as the vehicle through which Municipalities, Rural Communities and Local Service Districts will plan, coordinate and pool resources on a regional basis in order to enable more effective responses t...

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Regional Policing Collaboration

The Regional Service Commissions will serve as a forum through which the effectiveness and efficiency of policing services is reviewed and evaluated on a regional basis.  In addition, the Commissions will identify issues of common concern wi...

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Who We Are

On January 1, 2013, the Chaleur Regional Service Commission assumed responsibility for the delivery of various services throughout the Chaleur Region. Located in northeastern New Brunswick, the region includes the municipalities of Bathurst, Beresford, Nigadoo, Petit-Rocher, Pointe-Verte and Belledune, as well as the unincorporated areas of the Parishes of Beresford, Bathurst, Allardville and New Bandon known as Local Service Districts (LSDs). Established under the Regional Service Delivery Act, the Chaleur RSC is governed by a Board of Directors made up of mayors and LSD representatives. Our Commission gets its name from the Bay of Chaleur which borders its territory. This territory covers an area of 3307 sq. km and serves a population of 36,067.

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Latest News

11 May

Job offer - Urban Planner

Reporting to the Planning Director, the Planner provides professional support, advice and guidance to municipalities and the Province on all matters related to land use planning and development projects. To this end, the Planner plays an active role in the preparation, development and implementation of a number of planning documents under the New Brunswick Community Planning Act such as rural and municipal plans (including updates and amendments), by-laws, policies and reports.

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20 Apr

Job offer - Director of Finance

The Chaleur Regional Service Commission, is seeking a Director of Finance who is committed to supporting governance and leadership in a transition to a new and expanded mandate resulting from local governance reform.

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Upcoming Events

Learn more about the Upcoming Meetings & Events of the Chaleur Regional Service Commission (CRSC).

Events Calendar

I want to get rid of ... Batteries

Batteries contain a number of metals as well as other compounds that may end up in the environment if they are not properly disposed of. In an effort to prevent toxic substances such as cadmium, mercury, lead and nickel from entering the environment, the Chaleur Regional Service Commission invites its citizens to deposit their batteries at one of the collection depots so that they can be sent on to a specialist contractor for recycling.

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