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Sep 15, 2026
The Town of Smithers is the contracting organization for this open Seymour Creek Upgrades notice. The project includes replacing the existing Pacific Street culvert with an open bottom arch culvert, installing large woody debris and boulder clusters in Seymour Creek, constructing an off channel, and improving vegetation. The notice estimates a six-month contract period and directs bidders to the BC Bid page for the full details.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Smithers
The meeting addressed several administrative and community-focused topics, including the appointment of a representative to the Watsinqua Community Forest board of directors. Council members delivered reports regarding ongoing community infrastructure projects and citizen engagement initiatives. The council adopted the report from the standing committee of strategic priorities concerning development services processes. Key updates from the Mayor highlighted a visit from the provincial government and the completion of a new phase at the local skate park. Furthermore, the council received a presentation on a council market benchmark survey, which provided recommendations on compensation and benefits to align remuneration with market competitiveness.
The meeting included an introduction of a new staff member serving as a community ambassador. A delegation from the Select Committee on Community Safety and Well-being presented their findings, highlighting key areas of concern including crime, safety, health, and housing. The committee shared recommendations for future work and proposed continuing as a working committee. Council members discussed the report, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and potential strategies for enhancing public communication.
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The committee held a strategic priorities meeting where staff provided a quarterly update on progress for various strategic projects, noting that several projects are slated for completion in 2026. Discussion included the status of specific projects such as the Princess Street improvements, landscaping, and the implementation of a four-way stop. The committee and staff also discussed lessons learned during the term regarding the management of strategic priorities and the importance of a robust orientation process for the incoming council. The committee formally approved the addition of the development services process modernization project to the strategic priorities list.
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