NB Regulation Summary

New Brunswick municipalities adopt cross-connection control bylaws under the Municipalities Act, SNB 2017, c 20. Annual testing of backflow preventers is mandatory for all commercial and institutional properties connected to municipal water systems. The National Plumbing Code of Canada (NPC 2020) is adopted provincially and governs the technical requirements for backflow prevention assemblies.

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Cities We Serve in New Brunswick

Moncton

Atlantic Canada's commercial hub. Restaurants, hotels, medical offices, multi-unit residential.

City of Moncton By-Law Z-213
Saint John

Industrial port city. Oil refinery, food processing, hospitality sector.

Saint John Water Utility By-Law
Fredericton

Provincial capital. Government, university, healthcare facilities.

City of Fredericton Waterworks By-Law
Dieppe

Fast-growing retail and industrial market adjacent to Moncton.

City of Dieppe By-Law 15-01
Riverview

Medical offices, dental clinics, retail corridor.

Town of Riverview Water By-Law
Quispamsis

Saint John suburb with expanding medical and light industrial sector.

Town of Quispamsis Water By-Law
Miramichi

Northern NB service centre. Healthcare, industrial, food service.

City of Miramichi Water & Sewer By-Law
Edmundston

Paper mill, cross-border commerce, regional hospital.

Ville d'Edmundston — Arrêté sur les services d'aqueduc
Bathurst

Chaleur Bay regional service centre. Healthcare and hospitality.

City of Bathurst Waterworks By-Law
Rothesay

Professional offices and medical facilities, Saint John suburbs.

Town of Rothesay Water By-Law

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