Category: For Residents (page 2)

Choudhary joins the City of Armstrong team and brings with him a wealth of experience to the position, as a public sector employee. Please join us in giving him a warm Armstrong welcome to the community and to City Hall. 

The City of Armstrong empowers the community to work together to conserve water through a variety of measures including year-round water conservation restrictions, as well as its community-wide participation in the Okanagan Basin Water Boards’ Make Water Work campaign.

The City of Armstrong is dedicated to providing up-to-date information regarding the new City Hall building. As construction continues, the City will provide citizens with frequent updates.

The City will return to regular office hours on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022.

The Armstrong Spallumcheen Fire Department lifted the fire ban at 12 p.m. (noon) on Monday, Sept. 5th, 2022.

The City of Armstrong wishes Interior Provincial Exhibition (IPE) fairgoers a good time at this year’s fair and encourages everyone to remain diligent and be responsible for where they park their vehicles.

Council and Staff will be filling at least 20 appointments to donate.

Armstrong Welcomes New Manager of Planning Services FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Armstrong, B.C.) – The City of Armstrong is pleased to introduce its new Manager of Planning Services, Laurie Cordell. Cordell is the newest member of the City of Armstrong team,…

The City of Armstrong is excited to announce the addition of Climate Action to our website. The new webpage will offer citizens information regarding the day-to-day steps our municipality is taking to prioritize our community’s well-being. The City incorporates Climate…

Wildfire prevention is a shared responsibility. Human-caused wildfires are completely preventable and divert critical resources away from lightning-caused wildfires. The City of Armstrong seasonally experiences a “high” or “extreme” fire rating this time of year and we appreciate our residents and visitors taking care.