Who We Are
Regional Service Commissions (RSCs) are governed by their constituent communities and act as service delivery agents. They are not a separate level of government; decisions are made by the communities through representatives on the board of directors.
Mandate
The Kent Regional Services Commission (KRSC) plays three (3) major roles:- Providing, or facilitating the delivery of, legislated services to communities
- Facilitating the establishment of voluntary service agreements between interested communities
- Serving as a forum where communities collaborate on regional issues.
The Regional Service Delivery Act states that RSCs have two legislated mandatory responsibilities that they exercise individually and four that involve regional collaboration:
- Local planning
- Solid waste management
- Regional planning
- Collaboration on policing services
- Emergency measures planning
- Planning of regional recreational, cultural and sports infrastructure, and cost sharing of infrastructure
Owing to a dynamic Board and the leadership of its administrative team, the KRSC’s work extends beyond the six responsibilities set out in the Act.
Regional Profile
The KRSC is located in eastern New Brunswick and covers all of Kent County, as well as the Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie's territory in Northumberland County and the Rural Community of Beausoleil's territory in Westmorland County. The region has a total land area of 4,886.20 km2 and a population of 32,743.
The region boasts six municipalities (three towns, two villages and one rural community), one Rural District and three First Nations communities.
Municipalities and Rural District
Beaurivage (Town)
Beausoleil (Rural Community)
Champdoré (Town)
Five Rivers (Village)
Grand Bouctouche (Town)
Nouvelle-Arcadie (Village)
Kent Rural District
Beausoleil (Rural Community)
Champdoré (Town)
Five Rivers (Village)
Grand Bouctouche (Town)
Nouvelle-Arcadie (Village)
Kent Rural District
First Nations
Bouctouche
Elsipogtog
Indian Island
Elsipogtog
Indian Island
Board of Directors
The KRSC is governed by a 7-member board of directors consisting of six mayors and one Rural District representative.
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| Name | Community represented |
|---|---|
| Aldéo Saulnier - Chair | Town of Grand-Bouctouche |
| Tina Beers - Vice-chair | Village of Five Rivers |
| Jimmy Bourque | Village of Nouvelle-Arcadie |
| Jean-Charles Daigle | Kent Rural District |
| Jean Hébert | Rural Community of Beausoleil |
| Jean-Pierre Richard | Town of Champdoré |
| Arnold Vautour | Town of Beaurivage |
Our Team
| Position | Name |
|---|---|
| Chief Executive Officer | Paul Lang |
| Finance DIrector | Lynn Landry Caissie |
| Assistant Executive Director | Isabelle Godin |
| Planning Director | Jean Goguen |
| Community Services Director | Claudie Ringuette |
| Director of Economic Development and Tourism | Marie-Paul Robichaud |
| Community Safety Coordinator | Miguel Allain |
| Public Relation Coordinator | Alexandria Arsenault |
| Administrative Assistant | Francine Arsenault |
| Development Officer/GIS Technician | Elmo Bastarache |
| Administrative Assistant/Bouctouche Receptionist | Julie Bernard |
| Senior Planner | Serge Boucher |
| Geomatic Analyst | Jose Luis Cabrera |
| Social Inclusion and Community Development Coordinator | Stéphanie Caissie |
| Food Resiliency and Environment Coordinator | Mario Doiron |
| Development Officer/Building Inspector | Austin Fillmore |
| Administrative Assistant/Richibucto Receptionist | Odette Gallant |
| Administrative Assistant/Finance Officer | Louise Girouard |
| Development Officer/Jr. Planner | Hilaire Kabula |
| Building Inspector, Level 3 | Jules Leger |
| Regional Development Coordinator | Micheline Leger |
| First Nation Solid Waste Coordinator | Nebi Nicholas |
| Development Officer/Building Inspector | Caroline Roy |
Job Postings
Join our team! Consult the postings below to learn more about current job opportunities.
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Policies
The Kent Regional Services Commission is governed by the following policies
