Important Community Contacts

Who do I call?

Whether you’re reporting a concern, looking for municipal information, dealing with a road issue, or facing an emergency, these contacts can help point you in the right direction.

Municipal Services

Region of Queens Municipality
902-354-3453

For questions related to:

• Municipal by-laws
• Building permits
• Property taxes and tax rates
• Unsightly premises
• Spring clean-up collection
• Municipal services and community programs

Police & Public Safety
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
902-354-5721

Contact for:
• Illegal activity
• Excessive noise complaints
• Unsafe operation of cars, ATVs, motorcycles, or other motorized vehicles
• Public safety concerns

GMLLOA Road Managers
For all GMLLOA road concerns
southroads@gmlloa.ca and northroads@gmlloa.ca

Off-Road Vehicle Violations
Nova Scotia Conservation Officers
1-800-565-2224 (Available 24/7)

Emergency Services
Land-Based Emergencies
Call 911 immediately

Roaming or Dangerous Dogs in Our Area

The correct authority is Nova Scotia Animal Control for the Region of Queens Municipality. In Queens County, Animal Control is responsible for roaming dogs, aggressive dogs, and dogs not being contained by their owners.

Region of Queens Animal Control

Phone: 902‑354‑5721
(RQM general line - they dispatch Animal Control)

Fire & Rescue

Our local fire departments are proudly staffed by dedicated volunteers who serve communities throughout the region.

Greenfield Fire Department
902-685-2174

North Queens Fire Association
902-682-2696

Ground Search & Rescue
North Queens Ground Search and Rescue
902-685-3993

Queens County Ground Search and Rescue
902-354-7319

Wildlife, Forestry & Fire Restrictions
Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources
1-800-565-2224

For questions or concerns involving:
• Wildlife
• Hunting regulations
• Forestry concerns
• Fire restrictions and burn permits
• Suspected environmental or resource violations

Environmental Concerns

Nova Scotia Department of Environment and Climate Change
902-543-4685

For concerns such as:
• Improper sewage disposal
• Environmental contamination
• Shoreline or land disturbance
• Clear cutting or habitat concerns

Provincial Roads & Transportation
Nova Scotia Department of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal
902-543-4121

To report issues on provincially maintained roads leading into the Molega area, including:

• Potholes
• Washouts
• Sinkholes
• Road safety concerns