Village Commission

Hebbville’s Village Commission is a volunteer group that represents the village within the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (MODL). MODL is ultimately responsible for the majority of services, including taxation, roads, recreation, parks & trails, solid waste, building planning & permits and economic development.

Hebbville became a Village in the early 1970’s, under the Nova Scotia Municipal Government Act at the request of the residents. Having “Village” status allows residents a voice with all levels of Government through the Hebbville Village Commission. The Village Commissioners’ mandate is to represent the Village residents when interfacing with other government agencies and to monitor the well-being and needs of our Community.

Meeting Schedule

The Village Commission meets at 7:00 pm at the Hebbville Fire Hall.

September 11, 2024

7:00 PM

December 11, 2024

7:00 PM

March 12, 2025

7:00 PM

June 4, 2025

7:00 PM Next Meeting

Meet our Commissioners

Glen Hebb

Commissioner
- Resident born and raised in Hebbville
- Commissioner Oct. 2010 to present
- Member of the Flood Mitigation Committee
- Chairman of the Hebbville Cemetery Committee
- Past Vice-President of the NS Cranberry Growers Association
- Self-employed Co-owner of Indian Garden Farms, Beulah’s Bloomers Greenhouses, and Indian Garden Holdings Limited with my wife Marilyn
Greg Flinn

Commissioner
- Married to Kathleen
- Daughter Brit and Son Matt
- Investment Advisor for 38 years
- Lives on Fancy lake in Hebbville since 2000
- Likes golf, curling and gardening
Eric Weagle

Commissioner
- Born, raised, and lifetime resident of Hebbville
- Retired member of Hebbville Fire Department with over 35 years of service
- Retired Civil Servant after 37 1/2 years with the Province of Nova Scotia
- Married to Kim and have one son
Lem Hebb

Clerk
- Born 1947, grew up in Hebbville.
- Left teachers college, moved to California in 1967.
- Returned to Hebbville with wife and first child after 2.5 years.
- Worked as a draftsman, built cedar homes in Edmonton, Bridgewater, PEI, and home on Fancy Lake (1974).
- Worked at Michelin from 1976 to 2006, became a clerk in 2017.