Official Resources

Enter your home address and instantly find out which ward you live in. The fastest and most direct way to answer "what ward am I in?" — straight from the City of Moncton.

A visual map showing Moncton's streets overlaid with ward boundaries. Useful if you prefer to orient yourself geographically rather than using an address search tool.

The City of Moncton's official page for the upcoming 2026 municipal election. Check here for dates, candidate information, and how to vote as the election approaches.

Official profiles of all current Moncton city councillors, including their ward, photo, and contact information. The authoritative source for knowing who currently holds each seat.

Agendas, meeting minutes, and decision records from all City Council meetings. This is the primary public record of what councillors voted on, what they said, and what was decided — the most important source for tracking performance.

The official attendance record for Moncton City Council during the 2021–2025 term. Shows how often each councillor was present at meetings — a key measure of engagement and accountability.

A broader overview of the City's governance activities, including committees, reports, and decisions beyond regular council meetings. A good way to see the full scope of how your elected officials are engaged.

Information on how citizens can attend meetings, make presentations, or otherwise engage directly with council. Knowing how to participate is part of being an informed citizen.

An overview of Moncton's council structure — four wards, two councillors per ward, two councillors-at-large, and a Mayor. A good starting point for understanding who represents you and how decisions are made.

The City of Moncton's own document describing what a councillor is responsible for — their duties, obligations, and how they are expected to serve their ward. Useful for understanding what “good performance” looks like.