Clarenville Town Council is inviting your suggestions on how to make our town a better place to live and work by asking for your input into setting our 2023 budget priorities. We believe that through consultation with our business community, employees, partners, and our residents, we can build a stronger community. Pre-budget consultation session for

Residents of Clarenville are advised that as per Section 6 (a) of the Town of Clarenville Traffic Regulations: 6. (a) No person shall park a motor vehicle or trailer on any highway or street reservation: (i) In such manner so as to hinder, impede, inconvenience or prevent the plowing and/or removal of snow or ice …

The Town of Clarenville adopted on October 11th, 2022, the Clarenville Municipal Plan and Development Regulations, 2022-2032. As a result of the current COVID-19 public health emergency, the Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs has temporarily waived the requirement to hold physical public hearings under section 18 of the Urban and Rural Planning

Please be advised that the Eastlink Event Centre parking lot is for users of the Facility ONLY! We have received many complaints of young drivers using the parking lot as a hangout, driving at excessive speeds, doing donuts in the parking lot, littering, and driving on Blackmore Avenue at dangerous speeds. It has become the …

The Town of Clarenville wishes to advise residents of the new Residential Poultry Regulations, adopted by Council on May 3, 2022. Please view the regulations below.

PUBLIC NOTICE: New Traffic lights at the Intersection of Shoal Harbour Drive and Beaumont Hamel Drive are now activated. Please exercise caution and adhere to the new traffic signals.  

Are you planning to set off Fireworks for New Years Eve? If so, please take a minute to read our new residential Fireworks Policy. The policy states… No person shall discharge family fireworks within the municipal boundaries of the Town except: C). between the hours of 7:00PM at night on December 31 (New Year’s Eve) …

Please be advised that NO PARKING signs have been installed on the Provincial Trailway which runs adjacent to Memorial Drive between the Hardwoods entrance to Gardiner Place. Council has received numerous reports of near miss incidents involving ATV’s being forced out onto Memorial Drive due to vehicles being parked on the trailway blocking ATV