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The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) has launched Phase 2 engagement for its Solid Waste Collection Network as part of its comprehensive review of its solid waste facility network. The review considered the number and location of facilities, the services provided at each facility, how often the facilities are used, the distances travelled to access the facilities and the cost of operating and maintaining the system over time. The review also included feedback received during Phase 1 engagement, which took place in March 2026.

PRRD Chair Brad Sperling sat down with Moose Media to chat about regional priorities heading into fall 2026 in the latest installment of our Chair's Update series.

At its meeting on August 13, 2026, the PRRD Board of Directors voted to abandon Regional Zoning Bylaw No. 2582, 2025. The Board also approved seeking an extension from the Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs to allow the PRRD to update its existing zoning bylaws to achieve compliance with provincial housing legislation.

"The decision to discontinue a unified Regional Zoning Bylaw does not diminish the tremendous amount of work that went into this initiative," says Board Chair Sperling. "Over the past year, staff, directors, committee members and residents invested significant time and effort reviewing regulations, sharing perspectives and helping shape the discussion around land use and housing in our region. That work has provided valuable insights that will continue to support the PRRD as we move forward with updating our existing zoning bylaws."

This is a public notice required by the Local Government Act.

Notice of Applications for Scrutineers

Peace River Regional District Assent Voting Opportunities 2026
Area C Water Service
Area D Water Service
Area E Water Service
Golata Creek Community Space
Osborn Community Space
Jackfish Lake Community Space

On Saturday, October 17, 2026, the Peace River Regional District will ask qualified voters to vote on six proposed new services.