City of Prince George
1100 Patricia Boulevard V2L 3V9 Prince George, BC, Canada

Feedback wanted! The City is asking for feedback from residents about how it can best support non-profit organizations that provide recreation, sport, and well-being programs throughout city. Residents are encouraged to fill out the City’s Community Recreation and Well-being survey, which has just been published on the City website. The survey will be available until December 11.... Learn more on the City website: https://news.princegeorge.ca//city-seeking-feedback-on-rec

#LestWeForget We couldn’t gather in person this year for Remembrance Day, but Prince George connected online today to watch a live ceremony at Veterans Plaza to honour our veterans. See our photos to compare today’s and last year’s ceremonies on Remembrance Day. Please take two minutes of silence today in your home, on your balcony, or at the end of your driveway to reflect on this important day.... Prince George remembers. #WeWillRememberThem Legion 43 PG

Have fun. Be active. Stay connected. We’re updating the City’s community recreation and well-being service and support delivery plan and we need your feedback. Take the Community Recreation and Well-Being Survey: https://princegeorge.ca/getinvolved... The City supports programs and services that help enhance the quality of life for residents. Tell us what we can do to make recreation, arts and culture, and social programs and events more effective, efficient, and inclusive in Prince George. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2UE28Ah

Mask up (or be turned down)! By Order of the Provincial Health Officer, effective immediately all visitors to civic facilities must wear masks. Employees and visitors who are not wearing masks will be denied entry and/or asked to leave the facility. ... This Order does not apply to visitors with medical exemptions or those who are under the age of two years. The walking program at the CN Centre and swimming at the Aquatic Centre are still available. Masks are mandatory for the walking program and everywhere outside of the pool and pool deck. Learn more on the City website. #CityofPG #Covid19 #COVID19BC

The @CityofPG is updating its plan for community recreation and well-being service delivery and support. Provide feedback on the services you use and love that contribute to your health, well-being, safety, and pride in Prince George. Complete the Recreation and Well-Being survey by Dec. 11: https://princegeorge.ca/getinvolved

Nechako Riverside Park is closed to vehicular traffic for the winter. The public washroom and entranceway gate off Foothills Boulevard are seasonally shuttered at the park. Outdoor public washrooms at Nechako Riverside Park, Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park, Rainbow Park, and Duchess Park will re-open in the spring. Subscribe to receive the latest updates on 'parks, trails, and sports fields' via email: http://princegeorge.ca/subscribe

Improving traffic safety in our community! Construction is complete on a project to upgrade the intersection of Domano Boulevard and St. Lawrence Avenue/Gladstone Drive in lower College Heights. Since September, crews have been working to install traffic signals to help facilitate development, improve network access for the surrounding residential and recreational areas, and improve intersection road safety for all modes of transportation.... Since late last week, the signals have been flashing red and operating as a four-way stop to test the lights. Starting at 1:00pm today, the signals will begin functioning as a regular intersection featuring permissive left turns," which means turning can occur on the green light when it is safe to do so.

A summary of last night's meeting of Council is now available. The meeting included the announcement of $6.1M in Safe Restart Funding, an update on an impending increase in capacity at the Aquatic Centre, and information on how transit in Prince George has been affected by Covid-19. Learn more!

City receiving Safe Restart Funding grant During its November 9 meeting, Prince George City Council announced that the City is receiving $6,110,000 in grant funding from the Government of BC’s Safe Restart for Local Governments program. The funding can be used to address various expenses related to the COVID-19 pandemic: revenue shortfalls, facility reopening and operating costs, emergency planning and response costs, bylaw enforcement and protective services, computer and o...ther electronic technology costs, services for vulnerable persons, and other related costs. The additional funding will be incorporated into 2021 budget deliberations in the new year. #SafeRestart #cityofpg