Effective at noon on Thursday, July 28, 2022, the City of Terrace will be following the direction of the provincial government and implementing a ban on category 2 and 3 fires within the City of Terrace boundaries. Read more

UPDATED- State of local emergency (SOLE) has been declared for the purpose of facilitating an evacuation order for a property on McConnell Crescent. Read more

Construction of the Grand Trunk Pathway Extension and Lakelse Connection Project is scheduled to start July 11, 2022. Read more

The City of Terrace and CUPE Local 2012 have ratified a new five-year Collective Agreement, following the expiration of the current agreement on December 31, 2021. Read more

From June 27-30, we will be repairing—and, in many cases, relocating—trails at Ferry Island damaged by high water this spring. Read more

Due to the current conditions and in anticipation of the upcoming hot and dry conditions in the forecast, we are implementing time restrictions for water sprinkling. Read more

The Emergency repairs to Frank Street are complete and the road reopened following the City of Terrace’s state of local emergency (SOLE) declaration. Read more

The 2021 Annual Report is available for inspection at City Hall or online. Read more

The City of Terrace has declared a state of local emergency (SOLE) for the purpose of facilitating emergency mitigation repairs to Frank Street, which is at risk of erosion due to flooding. Read more

The latest CLEVER model from the River Forecast Centre is showing the flood predictions for the Skeena River at Usk continue to drop to 5-year flood levels or lower, as of the June 6 update. Read more

The City of Terrace is installing a Tiger Dam at the Skeena Street lift station today as both a preventative measure and a training exercise for city crews. Read more

The City of Terrace is continuing with its flood preparations in advance of the projected flood level peaks over the next few days. Read more

The City of Terrace has now set up a sandbagging machine for faster sandbag filling and deployment, thanks to Emergency Management BC, which provided the equipment for the City’s flood response. Read more

The River Forecast Centre’s latest CLEVER modelling for the Skeena River at Usk, released this morning, reveals the flood risk for the Greater Terrace area continues to decrease. Read more

The City of Terrace is collaborating with the Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine to provide sandbagging stations for residents of the Greater Terrace area. Read more