Please be advised that the bottle fill hose at the Boundary Lake water station is currently unavailable. It is estimated that the bottle fill hose will be fully functional by Thursday, June 27, 2019. In the meantime, the Boundary Lake truck fill hose will remain fully functional. Should residents wish to fill their bottles, the Feye Springs site is fully operational.
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Premier John Horgan has announced his response and next steps toward caribou recovery in the region, which include continued public engagement.
See the full PRRD press release here: Caribou Press Release
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The agenda for the PRRD Board meeting to be held at 10 am on Thursday, June 27th at the North Peace Cultural Centre Carpet Room, 10015 100 Avenue, Fort St. John, BC, is now posted to the website and is available for viewing, downloading and printing.
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The 2019 Board Meeting Schedule has been revised. Please note that the July 11th and August 22nd meetings have been cancelled, and the September 5th meeting will now be held at the North Peace Cultural Centre in Fort St. John.
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The Peace River Regional District is pleased to release the 2018 Climate Action Revenue Incentive Program (CARIP) report.
Click here to read the report
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The Boundary Potable Water Station is now open! The station will be open 24 hours a day, with a tank and bottle fill.
Currently, residents do not need an account to use the station, however, water credits will be charged starting on June 15th at a rate of $3.00/m3. Residents can complete the signup process online at www.prrdwater.com or by visiting one of the PRRD offices in Fort St John or Dawson Creek during regular office hours for assistance.
Continue to watch prrd.bc.ca for more updates on Potable Water Stations.
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Click here to read the letter from Chair Brad Sperling on behalf of the PRRD Board to Hon. Minister McKenna, Minister of Environment and Climate Change, and Hon. Minister Donaldson, Minister of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development, regarding the community division caused by the Southern Mountain Caribou engagement process.
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Effective at 12:00pm noon on Thursday, May 23rd, Category 2 open burns will be prohibited throughout the Prince George Fire Centre’s jurisdiction to reduce wildfire risks and protect public safety.
Read the full Information Bulletin here.
Click here to view the map of areas affected by the expanded burn prohibition.
Click on the picture to find out more about open fire regulation categories.
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Click here to read the letter from Chair Brad Sperling on behalf of the PRRD Board to Chief Ken Cameron of the Saulteau First Nations and Chief Roland Willson of the West Moberly First Nations.
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Water credits will be charged starting on June 15th at a rate of $3.00/m3.
Complete the signup process online at prrdwater.com or visit one of the PRRD offices in Fort St John or Dawson Creek during regular office hours for assistance.
Once registered, residents will be able to purchase water credits online any time of the day or night from their computer or other device and have access to potable water stations using their individual access code and pin.
Read the Water Station How-To Guide for more information on setting up your account online!
Continue to watch prrd.bc.ca for water station updates.
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