The Village of Port Elgin, New Brunswick, Canada -- Your Port of Call

Mayor's Message

Welcome to the Village of Port Elgin. We invite you to explore and get a sense of our location and history. Port Elgin is conveniently located at the intersections of Highway 15 and 16, and Provincial Route 970, just minutes from the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island and the border of Nova Scotia.

From the summer encampment of the Mi'kmaq on the banks of the Gaspereau River to the arrival of the Acadians and the building of Fort Gaspareaux, and from the building of the Intercolonial Railroad and the construction of the Trans Canada, Port Elgin has been at the crossroads of commerce.

Now, whether you are touring or looking for a place to call home, this area of warm tidal waters and productive fort and farm land says come and enjoy our rural way of life.

Village Council

The Port Elgin Village Council holds public meetings once a month. The Mayor and four Councillors are elected for a three-year term.

Mayor: Judy Scott
Deputy Mayor: Val MacDermid
Councillors: Darlene Kenny, Joanne Trenholm, Tanya Trenholm
Clerk-Treasurer: Sonia Wells
Public Works: Gordie Butcher
Fire Chief: Steve Alward

How to reach us:

Village of Port Elgin
41 East Main Street
Port Elgin NB E4M 2X8
Canada
Phone: 506-538-2120
Fax: 506-538-2126
E-mail: prtelgin@nbnet.nb.ca

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm (except holidays)

Arial view of Port Elgin

Aerial view of Port Elgin,
New Brunswick

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