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Crosswalk Flags – See and Be Seen

Crosswalk Flags – See and Be Seen

The Town of Middleton has joined many other communities across Nova Scotia by installing crosswalk flags at designed marked crosswalks within the Town. The flags are fluorescent orange designed to provide high visibility to pedestrians.

Flags have been installed at these locations with the intent to increase the coverage annually. The initial locations are located at the following crosswalks:

Intersections of:

• Marshall & Commercial
• King & Main
• Main & Taylor
• Duke & Main

The Town and RCMP advise that both pedestrians and drivers have a shared responsibility to ensure the safe passage of individuals across any roadway. The purpose of these flags is to provide high visibility for a pedestrian crossing a marked crosswalk but must be used in conjunction with the shared responsibility of ensuring that drivers stop and the pedestrian is confident that it is safe to cross the road.

The philosophy of “SEE AND BE SEEN” is the cornerstone of pedestrian safety

HomeWarming is Ready to Help

Did you know that HomeWarming offers no-charge energy assessments and free home upgrades to eligible Nova Scotians? Read more about it here: http://homewarming.ca/

Lyme Disease Awareness

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Burning Regulations - Do you Know...?

Check before you burn

During the wildfire risk season (March 15 to October 15) all domestic brush burning and campfires must adhere to daily Nova Scotia burning restrictions.

Book mark the Burn Safe web site here

And did you know that the Town of Middleton has its own burn regulations?

Here is a copy of our Bylaw pertaining to burning. It is important that you read it.

Active Kids Healthy Kids - Funding Opportunity

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