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Winter Storm Preparedness
With heavy snow and high winds forecast over the coming days, the Town of Holyrood encourages residents to take some time to prepare and stay informed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, residents are encouraged to monitor www.weather.gc.ca, which...
Crystal Carnival 2026
🎉❄️ Crystal Carnival 2026 Schedule is here! ❄️🎉 The full 2026 Crystal Carnival Schedule of Events is now available online — and printed copies will be arriving in mailboxes soon! 👉 Check it out here:...
Office Closure – Tuesday, January 27
Please be advised that the Hubert A. Keough Municipal Building will be closing at 10:30am for the remainder of the day, Tuesday, January 27. For urgent inquiries, please call (709)229-7252.
Water Supply Update – August 16, 2025
Our water supply continues to improve as we slowly climb toward a more stable level, both for general use and for emergency services should they arise. A heartfelt thank you to our incredible community. The residents of Holyrood have responded to our plea for help in...
Water Supply Update
Overnight, residents answered the call, and again we saw a slow but steady increase. Usage up to 2:00 p.m. today reflected normal domestic use, and we are holding steady while seeing the typical daily decrease. We are still asking you to work with us and continue the...
Wildfire Update – 2:00pm August 15, 2025
The Department of Forestry continues to classify the Holyrood fire as “Under Control”. The Department of Forestry deployed a ground crew to address hotspots this morning. The Holyrood Fire Department will continue to support the Department of Forestry in monitoring...
Water Supply Update
We have used 1.4 feet of water from our tank today, which equates to 11,900 gallons. This is normal usage and reflects your cooperation and support in our efforts to conserve water. Tonight, we are again asking for your help. Please continue to limit water use to...
🔥 Wildfire Update – 9:00pm August 14, 2025 🔥
🔸The Holyrood fire continues to be classified as “Under Control” by the Department of Forestry. 🔸The Holyrood Fire Department and the Department of Forestry continue to monitor occasional hotspots. 🔸Residents are reminded of the Province-Wide Off-Road Vehicle...
Evacuee Assistance – Canadian Red Cross
Notice to All Evacuated Residents: On behalf of the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, the Canadian Red Cross will be distributing $500 in financial assistance to households who have had to evacuate their primary residences. This assistance is meant to help...
Wildfire Update – 11:45am August 14, 2025
🔸As of August 14, the Holyrood fire remains classified as “Under Control” by the Department of Forestry. 🔸We continue to see hotspots occur occasionally, and the fire department is responding appropriately. 🔸We are asking residents to stay away from the fire zone and...
Water Conservation
Thank you to all residents for listening to our plea to conserve water overnight. We have gained a small amount of water, which is very promising, and we are forever grateful for your help. We are asking that you stick with us today and continue to conserve throughout...
Wildfire Update – 9:30pm August 13, 2025
🔸The fire in Holyrood remains classified as “Under Control” by the Department of Forestry. 🔸There is minimal fire behaviour observed, with the fire fully contained by hose lines. We continue to see hotspots occur occasionally, and the fire department is responding...
Water Conservation
All residents of the Town of Holyrood are asked to immediately reduce water usage. On a normal day, usage is around 2–3 feet, but it has recently doubled to 6 feet within 24 hours. There are no water leaks at this time, and this significant increase has put a strain...