The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) has launched a public survey as part of the first round of community engagement assessing the regional network of solid waste (garbage and recycling) facilities.
The PRRD covers a large area with widely spread communities, and the Regional District wants to make sure the system works well for everyone. This assessment will help the PRRD learn what is working for facility users, what could be improved to make the system easier to use and more cost efficient.
The first survey is open from March 2, 2026, to March 20, 2026, at 4:30pm (MST). It will help the PRRD understand how residents currently use the garbage and recycling facilities, what challenges they face and what matters most.
The Electoral Area D Director Leonard Hiebert is inviting residents to a series of community meetings in March and April. The meetings offer an open discussion for residents to raise local issues, learn about regional initiatives and help shape future priorities.
Today, on Pink Shirt Day, the Peace River Regional District joins communities across Canada in standing firmly against bullying. This day started with two Nova Scotia students who chose kindness over silence in solidarity for a bullied classmate. It has since inspired people around the world. It is a powerful reminder that how we treat one another really matters.
The Peace region is a close community where the values of fairness and integrity are respected. No one should feel unsafe and unwelcome here. If you are experiencing bullying know that you are not alone and support is available - please reach out.
The program provides grants for eligible improvements and project costs to enhance the exterior appearance of commercial buildings outside of municipal boundaries. By investing in storefronts, the program aims to create attractive commercial corridors, foster community pride and build a welcoming atmosphere for residents and visitors to the region.
The Peace River Regional District (PRRD) and the City of Dawson Creek are pleased to announce the arrival of a new, all-wheel drive fire engine built specifically for rural firefighting operations.
A ‘push-in’ ceremony of the new fire truck happened this morning on Friday, February 13, 2026, at the City of Dawson Creek Fire Hall located at 10101 12A Street, Dawson Creek. The push-in ceremony is a longstanding fire service tradition in which firefighters push a new engine into the fire hall for the first time.
Chair Brad Sperling sat down with Moose Media to discuss news and initiatives at the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) in the latest installment of our Chair’s Update series.
Chair Leonard Hiebert sat down with Moose Media to chat about news and initiatives at the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) in the latest installment of our Chair’s Update series.
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