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2026 Main Street Infrastructure Project Main Street Construction Ahead – What You Need to Know A major infrastructure project is set to begin on Main Street on August 7, with work expected to continue through to September 25. Recent engineering assessments identified serious deterioration in a key sanitary sewer trunk main beneath Main Street. Given the importance of this infrastructure and the consequences of a potential failure, this project has become the Town of Falher’s top priority for 2026. Construction will involve deep excavation and full replacement of sections of both sewer and water systems. As a result, Main Street will experience significant traffic disruptions,Read More →

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Falher Regional Recreation Complex Assistant Caretaker   TOWN OF FALHER FALHER REGIONAL RECREATION COMPLEX ASSISTANT CARETAKER The Assistant Caretaker is a seasonal position at the Falher Regional Recreation Complex, running from late August through mid-to-late March. This role requires availability primarily during evenings and weekends, with up to 20 hours per week. Reporting to the Full-Time Recreation Complex Caretaker and the Director of Community Services, the successful candidate will support the day-to-day operations and maintenance of the facility.  Key Responsibilities:  Assist with the installation and removal of the hockey ice surface Operate ice resurfacing equipment (Zamboni) Perform skate sharpening services Carry out general janitorial andRead More →

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Tax Assesments and Notices Annual Tax Assesments and Notices were mailed out May 20th. For more information regarding your assesment and the Town’s 2026 budget, please click the below links: 2026 Budget Combined Tax Notice and AssesmentRead More →

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Black Knot The Town of Falher has identified a noticeable amount of Black Knot infections within the local tree population. To assist in the control of the spread of this disease, the Town of Falher will be accepting tree debris from Black Knot trimming for burning disposal. We ask that when trimming or pruning infected trees, the debris is disposed of immediately in order to prevent the spread. Debris can be disposed at the Town of Falher Public Works yard from November 12th – 16th, 2024. What is Black Knot? Black Knot, caused by the fungus Apiosporina morbosa, is a very common disease of plantsRead More →