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Dec 31, 2026
This RFP invites proposals from qualified proponents for the Fortune Creek Reservoir and Watermain Twinning project (RFP No. 1220-2026-001-FCRWT). The project is managed by the City of Armstrong and is officially posted on the BC Bid platform. Detailed specifications and closing dates are maintained on the BC Bid portal, though specific deadlines were not extractable due to site access restrictions.
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Employee FTE
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Armstrong (City)
The meeting included updates from the British Columbia Dragoons and the Armstrong Wetlands Association. Council reviewed and approved various policies related to human resources, election staff remuneration, and civic recognition, while also repealing several corporate administration policies. Discussions covered the Strategic Plan second-quarter update, a significant budget amendment for the Water Reservoir/Supply Line Project, and considerations for a comprehensive parking study. Additionally, council addressed correspondence regarding complex care and held an in-camera session to discuss land and personnel matters, resulting in a decision to decline an MOU with the Armstrong Wetland Association.
The council received the 2025 Annual Report and heard presentations regarding regional library benefits and a youth-led storm drain marking program. Significant policy actions included the approval, amendment, and rescinding of various corporate, financial, and procurement policies. Project updates were provided for the Pleasant Valley Boulevard North initiative, and the council finalized the color selection for city wayfinding signage. Additionally, the council discussed regional agricultural planning, received verbal reports from various commissions, adopted the Election Procedures Bylaw, and held an in-camera session regarding litigation.
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The Commission meeting involved the election of the Chair and Vice Chair. The Fire Department report focused on motor vehicle accident tracking and the issue of false alarms, leading to a resolution to contact alarm providers for improved education and dispatch communication. The Fire Inspector report addressed fire prevention week, emergency response planning for the IPE, and food truck safety concerns. Other items included a discussion on vehicle maintenance, support for the 2024-2028 Mutual Aid Agreement, and a planned orientation session for the Intermunicipal Fire Service Bylaw and Agreement.
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