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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The Village of Pouce Coupe invites proposals for animal control and bylaw enforcement services, including temporary pound facilities, animal care, emergency response, and Village building alarm response.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pouce Coupe
The Council conducted its inaugural meeting, which included the administration of oaths and solemn affirmations for the newly elected mayor and council members. Key business items included the appointment of a municipal director to the Peace River Regional District Board, the retention of the existing code of conduct, and updates to the village's bank account signing authorities. Additionally, the Council approved the 2027 Acting Mayor schedule, committee assignment charts, and the 2027 regular Council meeting schedule. Appointments were also made to the municipal library board and the Northern Development Initiative Trust's regional advisory committee.
The Council discussed a proposal from the North Wind Wellness Centre for a new facility. Key actions included the approval of the 2022 Capital and Special Projects list, the purchase of a new sound system for the Fire Department, and an increase to the election officials' remuneration policy. The Council reviewed various correspondence and administrative reports, including updates on library issues and alley naming. A late item regarding Canada Day promotional items was discussed, with plans to investigate costs for anniversary pins and mugs. Following an in-camera session, the Council resolved to increase utility rates and transition to bi-monthly utility billing.
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The committee discussed the installation of pedestrian-activated crosswalks and accessibility features. Correspondence items were addressed, including support for the Seniors Aging in Place Research Project, mobile live animal programs, delinquent property tax burdens, and a review of the Canada Post mandate. The committee received reports from the Bylaw Officer, the Fire Department, and the CAO, the latter of which sparked discussion on procedure updates. Council members provided reports regarding their attendance at the UBCM Convention, covering advocacy for regional water-supply projects, road maintenance, and northern regional issues. The committee also moved into an in-camera session to address lease negotiations.
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