Annapolis County

Please view our 2026–27 Budget Document by visiting the link below.

This document has been prepared to support staff, Council, and the public in more easily reviewing and understanding the budget, including how funds are allocated and how decisions support our community.

https://annapoliscounty.ca/tax-finance/budget-information/2305-2026-27-budget-document

🎣 There’s nothing quite like spring on the water in Annapolis County — time to cast off into a new season!

From stocked lakes to easy-access boat launches, everything you need for a day of fishing fun is right here!

Whether you’re casting from shore, heading out by boat 🚤, or teaching the kids their first cast — it’s the perfect time to get outside and make some memories 🐟💙

Who’s ready to reel one in?

For more information:
🌐 novascotia.ca/fish/sportfishing
🌐 fishnovascotia.ca

Fish Nova Scotia

Council Meeting Highlights – March 17, 2026

Highlights from both the Regular Council Session and Special Budget Council Session held on March 17 are now available at https://annapoliscounty.ca/government/news-media-releases.

These documents provide a summary of key discussions and decisions. Please note they are highlights only.

Today, March 17th, the County approved the 2026-27 Operating and Capital budgets. An overview of the approved budget will be available on the County website in the coming days.

Press release: https://annapoliscounty.ca/government/news-media-releases/2302-county-of-annapolis-approves-2026-27-operating-and-capital-budgets

Update: Water has been restored

Update: Please be advised that the planned work that was to be completed March 17th will now be moved to March 18th.

Due to technical issues, we are unable to livestream today's Council meeting. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

Update: Please be advised that the planned work that was to be completed March 17th will now be moved to March 18th.

2026-03-13 DELAYED OPENINGS
The following schools have a delay this morning:

Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education: high schools are opening 2 hours later than usual today due to road conditions. (Reminder - today is a Marking Day for elementary and middle level grades - these staff report 2 hours later than usual).

This means transportation will run 2 hours later than usual, and bus drivers will use their discretion.

CSAP: two hour delayed start today at Rose-des-Vents school.

As the 2026 wildfire risk season gets underway, Annapolis REMO is urging everyone to take proactive steps to reduce wildfire risk and protect their properties. Wildfire season in Nova Scotia official opens on this Sunday, March 15th and runs until October 15th.

To learn more, visit https://annapoliscounty.ca/government/news-media-releases/2300-annapolis-remo-encourages-preparedness-as-wildfire-season-begins

Congratulations to Valley Waste, recognized as a 2025 Leader in Sustainability by / Appel à Recycler Canada. This recognition reflects their ongoing commitment to responsible battery recycling and the role their team plays in advancing Canada’s circular economy.

REMINDER: We regularly witness remarkable acts of generosity in Annapolis County, watching people volunteer their time to help each and enhance community spirit through the organization of events and festivals.

Let's not miss the chance to acknowledge these deserving people! Please use the online submission form shown below. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected]

NOMINATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2026.

For details, visit https://annapoliscounty.ca/community/community-news-events-and-more/1917-2024-volunteer-nominations-now-being-accepted