The Town of Truro is a municipality that serves a population of approximately 14,000 people. The Town of Truro provides services that are necessary and desirable for its citizens; manages and preserves the Town’s public assets; fosters the current and future economic, social, and environmental wellbeing of the community; and delivers and participates in Provincial programs and initiatives.
- Government
- Policies
- Committees of Council
- Town Departments
- Strategic Initiatives
- Flooding and Stormwater Management
- Active Transportation Plan
- Energy and Facility Renewal Project
- Railyard Mountain Bike Park
- TAAC Revitalization Project
- Urban Deer Management
- Truro Community Plan Review
- Regional Accessibility Plan
- Housing and Homelessness
- Strategic Tourism Expansion Program (STEP)
- McClures Mills Road and Willow Street Roundabout
- Community Notices
- Year in Review
- File a Complaint
- Contact
- Public Notices
- Town Services
- Parks & Recreation
- Building, Planning & Business
- Building & Development Permits
- Water & Sewer Permits
- Driveway Permits
- Development Agreements & Re-Zonings
- Municipal Planning Strategy and Land Use Bylaw
- Zoning Letters
- Conservation Districts and Registered Heritage Properties
- Heritage Designation
- Mapping & GIS
- Doing Business in Truro
- Taxi Licenses
- Land for Sale
- Tourism & Culture
- Police, Fire and Emergency Services
- How do I?
- Appeal My Assessment?
- Apply for a Building Permit?
- Apply for Grant Funding?
- Apply for a Taxi License?
- Become a Volunteer Firefighter?
- Book a Facility?
- File a Complaint?
- Get a Burning Permit?
- Get a Criminal Record Check?
- Make a Dog Complaint?
- Pay a Parking Ticket?
- Pay My Property Taxes?
- Pay or Inquire About a Tax Bill?
- Pay or Inquire About a Water Bill?
- Register for Day Camps?
- Report a Pothole?