Temporary Closure of Inverness Shean Trail Crossing – August 5th

The Municipality of Inverness County is advising that as part of the Central Avenue Rebuild Project, the Shean Trail crossing will be temporarily closed between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. each day until the contractor has completed installation of new sewer infrastructure near the crossing. Beginning on August 5th, the construction zone will be barricaded, and trail users will not be able to pass through the work area during these hours. Access to the crossing will be restored at the end of each work day. If the work extends beyond the anticipated three days, the Municipality will provide an update as required.

The Municipality thanks residents and trail users for their cooperation and patience as this important work is completed.

August 4 Mabou Water Pick-Up Details

The water conservation directive and boil water advisory remains in effect for users of the Mabou water system as of August 4, 2026.

To support Mabou water system users, the Municipality is continuing its drinking water pick-up.

Water Pick-Up Details:

  • Date: Tuesday, August 4
  • Time: 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
    Location: Mabou & District Volunteer Fire Department, 11287 Highway 19, Mabou

 Impacted residents may collect one four-litre jug of drinking water per person, to a maximum of three jugs per household:

  • One-person household: one jug (4 litres)
  • Two-person household: two jugs (8 litres)
  • Three or more people: three jugs (12 litres)

Reminders: 

  • Residents requiring assistance with water pick-up are asked to contact the Municipality’s Public Works Department at 1-866-258-0223, option 4.
  • Updates will continue to be shared on invernesscounty.ca and on the Municipality’s Facebook page. Residents are encouraged to check these sources regularly for the latest information.
  • Residents with additional questions may contact the Municipality’s Public Works Department at 1-866-258-0223, option 4 or email Publicworks@invernesscounty.ca.

The Municipality thanks residents for their continued patience while staff work to resolve this issue.