We've got a lot going on.
From media releases to Council updates, construction notices, public hearings, and everything else – find it all below.
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A Special Council Meeting has been called for Tuesday, May 19.
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Our Town office will be closed Monday, May 18, for Victoria Day.
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Mayor Shelly Shannon spoke with River Country this week to review the Town's river break-up management and response.
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The Town of Peace River’s Retail and Services Gap Analysis provides an overview of the community’s current retail and service landscape, regional trade area, consumer spending patterns, and potential opportunities for future business growth.
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Public Works crews have started annual fire hydrant flushing in several areas of town today, including commercial areas of the West Hill and Saddleback.
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The Community Services Board meets at the town office 7pm Wednesday, May 6, 2026.
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A brief road closure will be in place today (May 5) for a Red Dress Walk.
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The Peace River Fire Department will be conducting a hazard reduction burn along the west side of 101 Street in the far South End of Peace River between 6pm and 9pm today (Tuesday, May 5).
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This is a chance for residential utility customers to clear out large items without having to take them to the dump yourself.
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Read the agenda ahead of the next meeting.
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Read the news and key decisions from our latest meeting.
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The Town Office will have some adjusted hours next week to accommodate staff participating in our Health and Safety Week activities.
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Three bins at the north end of the Centennial Parking Lot downtown (9802 101 Street) will be available for your yard waste starting tomorrow.
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It’s a beautiful spring day in Peace River, with no chance of ice jams in the forecast. Now that things have settled, we wanted to share a bit about what was happening behind the scenes over the past several weeks.
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Crews have started this morning in Saddleback and will remain in the area until it’s complete (likely the rest of the week). We’ll share an update when we’re moving to the next part of town.
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Our flags will be at half-mast Tuesday, April 28, in recognition of the National Day of Mourning to honour and remember workers killed or injured on the job or who suffered a work-related illness.
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River break-up is nearly complete. Most ice has cleared through town and water levels have returned to more typical conditions.
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