Notice of Special Council Meeting Posted January 13, 2023 The Chief Elected Official has called a Special Council Meeting pursuant to Section 194 of the Municipal Government Act. The meeting will be held for the following purposes: 2023 Budget Discussions (administrative and outside organization presentations) First reading of the Town of Peace River Utility Rates Bylaw First reading of the Town of Peace River Utility Services Bylaw Closed Session Item – CAO Contract – FOIP s. 17 The Special Council Meeting will be held: Monday, January 16, 2023 5:00 p.m. Council Chambers 9911 100 Street, Peace River, AB View Notice of Special Council Meeting (PDF)Read More →

December 12, 2022 Council Highlights The following is a summary of decisions made by Town Council during its December 12, 2022 Organizational Meeting and Regular Meeting. For an audio recording of this meeting please check the bottom of this page. The agenda and attachments are available here: Peace River – Document Center (civicweb.net) Business Grant Program On October 3, 2022 Council directed Administration to undertake a Business Grant Survey to understand the interest in the Town developing Business Grants to support and incentivize (re)investment in the town, our commercial building stock, and the built environment. The survey included a series of building improvement questions aboutRead More →

Town Hall Closed October 10th Posted October 6, 2022 Please be advised that due to Thanksgiving Weekend, Town Hall will be closed Monday, October 10th. It will reopen the following day, with regular business hours. Also as a result of the long weekend, the next Regular Council Meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 11th. As always, it will be held in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, starting promptly at 5PM. The Town wishes everyone a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend!  Read More →

July 25, 2022 Council Highlights Posted July 27, 2022 Strategic Plan Officially Open for Online Feedback A Strategic Plan Open House was held on June 20, 2022, and from it, several pieces of feedback were received. The feedback we received was for goal 1: “Ensure that the Town of Peace River remains a sustainable and vibrant municipality,” and goal 3: “Build a physically connected community.” For goal 1, two specific suggestions were given, which were to bring more flights into Peace River, and to attract retirees from Yellowknife. For goal 3, it was suggested that we work on development in Upper West Peace. Out ofRead More →