Town, Arena & Utilities Budgets for 2023/24
Operating/Capital Budgets and Setting of Tax Rates 2023/24
The meeting for the adoption of the 2023/24 budget and to establish the tax rate will take place on Thursday, March 30, 2023 at 7:00 p.m. This meeting will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion, 240 Main Street. The public is invited to attend as Council discusses and approves the operating and capital budgets for 2023/24
2023 Town Council Meetings Schedule
| February 14 | March 14 | March 28 |
| May 9 | June 13 | July 11 |
| September 12 | October 10 | November 14 |
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All Meeting Times are at 7:00 p.m. Location: Borden-Carleton Town Office - 20 Dickie Road, Borden-Carleton FOR MORE INFORMATION: (902) 437-2225 |
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Take notice that no vehicle is permitted to be parked, stopped or left on any highway and street within the Town of Borden-Carleton between December 1st and April 30th.
Vehicles that obstruct snow clearing and/or winter road maintenance are in violation of the Motor Vehicle Act and are subject to being ticketed and/or towed at the expense of the owner.
Your cooperation in allowing snow plowing operation be successful this winter is appreciation. Safety is a prime concern for vehicles, snow plow operators and our citizens especially the elderly and our children.
THANK YOU
Welcome to Borden-Carleton
On behalf of Town Council members we would like to welcome you to The Town of Borden-Carleton, a small but beautiful place at the foot of the Confederation Bridge. The Community of Borden-Carleton was created as a result of the April 12, 1995 amalgamation of the Town of Borden and the Community of Carleton Siding, reverted back to Town status in 2012. The town covers a land area of 12.94 square km and had a population of 798 according to the 2006 Census of Canada.In the 1820's, when the first Scottish settlers came, the community of Borden and surrounding area was known as Carleton Point. The community’s role as "Gateway" to the mainland was established in 1914 with Prince Edward Island’s new year-round rail service, which brought about the construction of piers for a ferry to the mainland. The first icebreaker crossed the Northumberland Strait in 1917 and Port Borden was incorporated in 1919, named for the Canadian Prime Minister of the day, Sir Robert Borden. The town was built around the ferry service, which provided employment to residents. The construction and subsequent opening, in 1997, of the Confederation Bridge linking Prince Edward Island with the mainland, marks the beginning of a new era for Borden-Carleton.
72 Hours - Are You Prepared
The " 72 Hours - Are You Prepared ?" guide is a comprehensive resource prepared by the PEI provincial government to help individuals and families prepare for emergencies that may occur in their communities. The guide emphasizes the importance of being self-sufficient for at least 72 hours in the event that emergency services are unable to reach you. It provides detailed instructions on how to create a personalized emergency plan and assemble a 72-hour emergency kit that includes all the necessary supplies to ensure your safety and well-being during a crisis.
To download the "72 Hours - Are You Prepared?" guide CLICK HERE (Limited copies of the booklet are available to be picked up at the Town Office on 20 Dickie Road.)
Gateway Glances
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The Borden-Carleton Newsletter Current and Previous Editions - PDF
Businesses & Services
Businesses & Services
Businesses & Services in the Town of Borden-Carleton
Telephone: 902-437-2225
Fax: 902-437-2610