Comox Valley Regional District Recruitment and Retention Toolkit 2026
The Comox Valley Regional District's Fire Services Recruitment and Retention Toolkit provides a comprehensive framework and activities to address the universal challenges in attracting and retaining volunteer firefighters. Key strategic areas include developing robust recruitment and retention strategies, enhancing member recognition and experience, fostering effective leadership practices, and ensuring proactive succession planning and future readiness. The toolkit's intended outcomes are to attract qualified recruits, improve onboarding experiences, increase long-term retention, strengthen morale and culture, recognize service and contributions, develop future leaders, and support sustainable fire department operations.
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Comox Valley Regional District Flood Resilience Strategy
This document outlines the K'ómoks Estuary North Area Flood Resilience Strategy, developed as Phase 3 of the Coastal Flood Adaptation Strategy (CFAS). The strategy adopts an adaptive approach to flood risk management, emphasizing coordinated actions across multiple partners for emergency access planning, shoreline management, agricultural adaptation, infrastructure coordination, emergency planning, and protection of cultural and archaeological values. It highlights the importance of a collaborative framework involving K'ómoks First Nation, local governments, provincial agencies, farmers, and environmental organizations, while accepting and managing periodic flooding. The overarching vision is to provide a roadmap for actions to improve flood resilience, fostering collaborative implementation, and integrating Indigenous knowledge for climate adaptation.
Jul 8, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Comox Valley Regional District Water Master Plan 2026-2073
A 50-year water master plan for the Comox Valley Water System (CVWS) owned by the Comox Valley Regional District. The plan outlines a capital improvement plan covering water supply, treatment, transmission, and storage infrastructure to meet projected population growth and water demands, with recommendations for water conservation measures. The plan identifies 18 capital projects across three time horizons (2026-2033, 2033-2041, 2041-2073) totaling $114.9 million.
Jun 18, 2026·Strategic plan
Comox Valley Regional District Liquid Waste Management Plan 2018-2030
This document presents the Stage 3 Liquid Waste Management Plan, the final stage of an ongoing process initiated in 2018. The plan focuses on required upgrades at the Comox Valley Water Pollution Control Centre (CVWPCC) to meet previously established goals. Key areas addressed include conveyance solutions, desired treatment levels, resource recovery opportunities, and responding to feedback from the BC Ministry of Environment and Parks. The plan incorporates a site master plan, cost analysis, and environmental impact study, and details commitments to be tracked by a monitoring committee, with some initiatives scheduled until 2030. It reflects extensive engagement with the public, First Nations, and advisory committees.
