Current Events & News
CALL FOR TENDERS TO SUPPLY & INSTALL LED STREETLIGHTING
View Tender Click Here View Addendum 1 Closing Date January 27,2012 1pm Opening 1.05pm
Looking for Canidates for Princess Hantsport if interested call 684-3187
St. Paddys Pub Night at Hantsport Fire Department Freaturing Kevin Davision Saturday March 17th 9-1 $10pp/$15.00 a couple.
Decembers News Bulletin
Town of Hantsport Approved Budget 2011-2012
Please note the Town of Hantsport will not pick up or trap raccoon's please call windsor's department of natural resources distemper is spreading through the raccoon population. |
Hantsport Water & Planning Information
Trihalomethanes in drinking water (THM'S) information from the Department of Environment CLICK HERE
Hants Journal News Article on October 27th 2010 THM'S in Hantsport CLICK HERE
Hants Journal August 16th,2011 Artice on THM'S http://www.hantsjournal.ca/News/2011-08-16/article-2708775/No-quick-fix-for-THMs%3A-CAO/1
Letter on Coagulation for the Town of Hantsport Click Here July 12 2011 THM RESULTS Click Here July 12 2011 HAA RESULTS Click Here
THM and HAA results from October 19, 2011 HAA's-----Treatment Plant- 59.5 ug/l, First Nations- 61.6 ug/l, Fire Department- 111 ug/l, Public Works- 103 ug/l. THM's----- Treatment Plant- 69 ug/l, First Nations- 117ug/l, Fire Department- 149 ug/l, Public Works- 139 ug/l.
Highlights of the Municipal Planning Strategy Click Here,
Town of Hantsport Land Use Map,Town of Hantsport Future Opportunities Click Here,
Town of Hantsport Zoning Click Here, Municipal Planning Strategy, Municipal Land Use By-Law ,Municipal Subdivision By-Law |
Hantsport - Small Town, Big Technology
The Town of Hantsport is developing a strategy to bring in new businesses, residents, and visitors. Read about how Hantsport is using new technologies to foster economic development in this article. (PDF format.) |
Hantsport in Brief...
Population: In 2006, the population of the Town of Hantsport was 1191 persons.
Recreation facilities: The Hantsport Memorial Community Centre provides a centrally located focal point for sports and entertainment within the Town. During the summer months baseball, soccer, tennis, swimming and a playground are available on the grounds. In addition, the centre functions as the main stage for the Town's annual July 1st celebrations.
Transportation: The Town of Hantsport is very well served with a transportation system. The road network provides easy access to other points in the province. The main arterial roads are Route #1 (old Halifax Highway) and Highway #101. These highways provide quick and easy access to the Halifax-Dartmouth metropolitan area as well as points further west in the Valley. A terminal bus service is located in Falmouth.
Effective September 4, 2007 a public transit bus service is available from Hantsport to Windsor and west from Hantsport to Digby. The Halifax International Airport provides freight service to locations within the Town and is located 1 hour from Hantsport. The Windsor and Hantsport Railway Company is one of two private companies in Nova Scotia. |
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