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Village de Belledune meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 2 weeks available.

Weeks

Week of 2026-10-26

Belledune agendas take up 26 Noel Road cleanup, 2027 budget; minutes not yet published

The Village de Belledune held four meetings in the past two weeks — two Committee of Whole sessions and two Special Council meetings — but only agendas are publicly available so far. Minutes have not been published for any of them, so no votes, dollar amounts or outcomes are confirmed in the records reviewed.

26 Noel Road cleanup and tender

The most specific business on the recent agendas concerns a property at 26 Noel Road. The Oct. 15 Special Council agenda listed "Dangerous and Unsightly Cleanup, 26 Noel Road." The Oct. 22 Special Council agenda listed both "Awarding of Tender for 26 Noel Road" and "Dangerous & Unsightly Cleanup at 26 Noel Road," along with a closed session regarding a legal matter.

Whether the tender was awarded, and at what value, is not established by the agenda. No dollar figure appears in the records provided.

2027 budget discussions

Budget work appeared on both Committee of Whole agendas. On Oct. 14, the committee was scheduled to receive a 2027 budget presentation from the Chaleur Regional Service Commission and a presentation from the Association Francophone des Municipalites du Nouveau-Brunswick. That agenda also listed a policy and by-law review, discussion regarding ditching Daley Lane, and a UMNB Conference Report.

On Oct. 22, the Committee of Whole agenda listed "2027 Budget Discussions," standard administrative reports and a closed session.

No proposed budget figures, tax rates or spending totals were included in the material available.

Other items on the Oct. 15 agenda

The Oct. 15 Special Council meeting also listed a funding agreement with the Regional Development Corp, identified as Project No. 17130, a succession planning proposal for approval, and a budget discussion with Clerk Treasurer Angela Buckle.

What the record does and does not show

Agendas list what a council intends to take up; they do not record what was decided. Because minutes for the Oct. 14, Oct. 15 and Oct. 22 meetings have not been published, this roundup cannot report whether any item was approved, defeated, amended or deferred, and cannot report vote tallies. The absence of minutes is not evidence that no action was taken.

Coming up

Oct. 27 — Fire Committee Meeting. The agenda lists a review of the Belledune Firefighters Policies and Procedures and attendance by Jamie Innes from the Office of the Fire Marshall.

Oct. 28 — Regular Council Meeting. Scheduled items include a Social and Environmental Grant Report, financial reports, reports from the Chief Administrative Officer and the Clerk Treasurer, and a motion regarding Age Friendly Community.

Oct. 28 — Committee of Whole Council Meeting. The agenda lists a budget discussion and a closed session regarding employment matters.

Residents can attend the open portions of these meetings. Closed sessions, as listed on the agendas, are held without the public present.

Week of 2026-08-24

Belledune council agendas include 2026 budget, policy review, culvert repair

The Village of Belledune council held three meetings in the past two weeks, but minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed. The most significant agenda item was a discussion of the 2026 budget at the Aug. 11 Committee of Whole Council meeting.

2026 budget discussion

On Aug. 11, the Committee of Whole Council met to discuss the 2026 budget. The agenda also included reports from Mayor LaPointe and Councillors Bourque, Carrier, and Cormier. No dollar amounts were listed in the agenda. The budget discussion is the main item because it sets the village's spending for the year.

Policy and bylaw review

On Aug. 12, the Committee of Whole Council met to review policies and bylaws. The agenda included reports from Mayor Lapointe, Councillors Bourque, Carrier, Cormier, Hickey, and Robinson, as well as from CAO Landon Lee and Clerk/Treasurer Angela Buckle. No specific items or dollar amounts were listed.

Regular council business

On Aug. 17, the regular council meeting agenda included:

The agenda also included a closed session. No specific decisions were detailed in the agenda. The culvert repair on Mack Street is a public works item that could affect residents in that area.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days. Residents can check the village's website for minutes and future agendas.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.