Below is a summary of 2008 News, Media Releases and Notices. Please click on the title of the release to read the full article.
Budget comments still accepted
The City of Port Moody is still looking for suggestions and comments on its proposed financial plan until February 4, 2008.
Port Moody city council approves another piece of parkland
Enjoy the City’s Newest Public Art Piece at Queens Street Plaza
Port Moody is once again living up to its “City of the Arts” brand with the installation of more public art. Its latest addition, The Queens Glass Tie by local artist Ross Agro, now arches majestically over the Queens Street Plaza. The sculpture which celebrates Port Moody’s rail heritage in acrylic glass panels, aluminum and brick, is the result of a partnership between the City of Port Moody and the Rotary Club of Port Moody.
Evergreen Line Northwest corridor endorsed by Port Moody council
At last night’s (March 11, 2008) council meeting Port Moody city council endorsed support for the Evergreen Line rapid transit route along the proposed Northwest corridor, at grade along the Canadian Pacific Railway right-of-way.
Port Moody wins financial reporting award for third straight year
For the third consecutive year, the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the U.S.A. and Canada this week awarded Port Moody its prestigious Canadian Award for Financial Reporting (CAnFR) for its 2006 Annual Report.
Port Moody Recreation Complex Now Open!
The newly renovated and expanded Recreation Complex is now open to the public!
Make Halloween Fireworks a Safe Family Event
Inaugural Council Address
Inaugural Council AddressMayor Joe Trasolini
Evergreen Line options drive Port Moody residents’ vision for rapid transit
Hundreds of Port Moody residents turned out for a town hall meeting on the proposed Evergreen Line last night, both in person and online, to share their thoughts, concerns and vision for the rapid transit line.
Last Chance for Port Moody Budget Input
With the Inlet Theatre filled almost to capacity, Port Moody’s first Budget Input Night proved to be a huge success. The City of Port Moody is still looking for suggestions and comments on its proposed financial plan until February 4, 2008.
Library Closed on Wed December 24
Due to extreme weather conditions, the library will be closed on December 24
Port Moody's Got Spirit
The Port Moody Spirit of BC Committee is looking for new members to do just that and more in the buildup to the 2010 Olympic Games. There are three vacancies for enthusiastic volunteers looking to work on projects ranging from recruiting international teams to train in Port Moody to promoting tourism in the city.
New independent radio station calls Port Moody home
Listen up Port Moody - you're about to get a brand new radio station. McBride Communications and Media Inc. has just been given the go-ahead to broadcast in the Tri-Cities.
Port Moody Gets Top Marks in International Walking Tour
An international team of 40 urban planning experts and innovators recently gave Port Moody top marks for creating open spaces, density, highly interactive public spaces, while reducing the need for people to drive long distances to meet their most basic needs.
Phone survey on waste services Apr 28-May 2
On March 3 watch Port Moody’s Evergreen Line town hall meeting online
On March 3, log onto www.cityofportmoody.com and watch it live online. Online participants will be able to ask questions in real time and be able to watch the action on any available computer with a high speed Internet connection.
Port Moody toasts the opening of its new rechlorination facility
Land Use Committee Meeting
Tuesday, October 7 at Port Moody City Hall
Port Moody tops in local job creation
Census data from the 2006 census shows jobs in Port Moody increased 28% over the 2001 census. The Metro Vancouver average was just 8%.
Port Moody City Council Increases Fines for Fireworks and Grafitti Violations
Maximum fines implemented
New Speed Reader Board Slows Port Moody Drivers Down
What would it take for you to slow down on Port Moody roads? The city has a new tool that might make you think twice about putting the pedal to the metal.
Port Moody Investigating Clean Technology for Waste Management
The City of Port Moody and Plasco Energy Group Inc. have entered into a joint agreement to explore the development of a Plasco Waste Conversion facility on the site of the former Barnet Highway landfill. The City has been investigating the feasibility of developing a waste conversion facility on the site of the former landfill since December of 2007.
Port Moody adds four news pieces of public art to its growing collection
Keep your eyes open for new public art in Port Moody – it might pop up where you least expect it. Four distinctive new pieces from BC artists have been added to the city’s collection.
Doors open at Port Moody’s state-of-the-art recreation complex
Port Moody’s expanded and renovated recreation complex officially opened Saturday (April 12, 2008) with improvements designed to meet the healthy lifestyle needs of every member of the community now and well into the future.
Labyrinth healing garden in the works for Port Moody’s Pioneer Park
Groundbreaking this September as part of the Crossroads Hospice Society’s 20th anniversary celebrations
City of Port Moody sets Evergreen Line town hall meeting date
On March 3, Port Moody residents are invited to city hall to voice comments and ask questions over the proposed Evergreen Line route. An open house will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., with presentations in Inlet Theatre beginning at 7:00 p.m.
Port Moody Awards Recognize Those Who Make a Difference
Do you know of someone who has made a difference in Port Moody? Did you know that they might be eligible for one of Port Moody’s four prestigious annual awards? The Port Moody’s Accessibility, Environmental and Heritage awards honour individuals, businesses or organizations that have made a difference in the community. The Port Moody Arts Award is also being launched this year. Nominations are currently being accepted for all the award categories.
A New Opportunity for Tri-City Seniors & the Community
Through a program called Where Minds Meet, seniors in the Tri-City area now have a new opportunity to put their ideas, talents and creativity to productive use and community benefit in an intellectually stimulating environment that can help them stay mentally active and socially connected.
Smoking Banned in Port Moody Parks
Waste Conversion Facility Task Force holds first open meeting
Overview PlascoEnergy on August 5 at the Inlet Theatre
NW Corridor selected for Evergreen Line
April 18, 2008: City of Port Moody council is pleased with today’s announcement by Transportation Minister Kevin Falcon regarding the Evergreen Line alignment along the Northwest Corridor through Port Moody.
Notice of Public Hearing
Wednesday, November 12, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Make Halloween Fireworks a Safe Family Event
Port Moody’s professional firefighters are urging everyone to have a happy, but safe Halloween. While fireworks have become a Halloween tradition, they can be dangerous explosives in the wrong hands. When misused, fireworks can ignite clothing causing severe injuries such as burns, lacerations, amputations, and blindness. They can also cause considerable property damage. The firefighters strongly encourage adult supervision when handling or lighting fireworks on Halloween night.
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