Posted on: Mar 20 2009 - 2:57pm
The City of Terrace is receiving over $1.2 million in Federal and Provincial funding to improve drinking water reliability during power outages, enhance local pedestrian pathways and strengthen local government services.
is looking for new members.
On August 23, 2010, City of Terrace Council adopted a bylaw to encourage the use of wood first as a primary building material in the design and construction of City-funded buildings.
The Terrace Aquatic Centre facility will be closed for annual maintenance August 30 to September 26.
The City of Terrace is looking for volunteers to sit on the Steering Committee for the new Terrace Community Foundation.
Additional water sprinkling restrictions are in effect as of July 12, 2010.
The City will be continuing to test the new, live webcast system during City Council meetings.
British Columbia is now the first North American jurisdiction to feature a free government-mandated recycling program for all household batteries.
The Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP) provides qualified low-income BC Hydro residential account holders with a home energy evaluation, the installation of energy saving products, and personalized energy efficiency advice.
News from the Mayor's Chair - June 2010
Project Eco-prise is an environmental initiative with an economic focus.
Feb 22 2010 to Dec 27 2010
Regular Council Meetings are held in Chambers at 3215 Eby Street
Jun 20 2010 to Sep 26 2010
Come support Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and search out unique finds on treasure laden tables. Watch the VIA Rail train pull in with tourists from all over, make a mad dash to purchase a piece of Terrace and chat with the locals.
Jul 27 2010 to Sep 28 2010
Every Tuesday evening through the spring and summer the Greater Terrace Beautification Society gets together to work on their various projects throughout the community.
Aug 07 2010 to Oct 31 2010
