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  Image Thanks to funding from Recycle BC, the Regional District of Central Okanagan is once again hosting a series of pop-up recycling depots for Peachland residents this year and participants will get a chance to win a gift certificate to… more

UPDATE: March 5, 2025 District crews were able to complete repair work without losing pressure in the system and a Boil Water Notice was not required. The precautionary boil water notice has been rescinded, and normal water service has resume for all properties in the Ponderosa area. Water System… more

  Peachland, B.C. – The District of Peachland is seeking a new food concession operator for Peachland’s most popular waterfront park – Swim Bay.   The District’s Request for Proposals invites potential licensees to submit proposals for a one-year term beginning May 2025 through to April… more

    5601 Wild Goose Street – OCP and Zoning Amendments Council adopted Official Community Plan and Zoning Amendment Bylaws for District-owned property at 5601 Wild Goose Street, a new road to be created as part of the development. It is named after Wild Goose Bill, the first known settler… more

Image News ReleaseFebruary 18, 2025  Yard waste collection returns March 3 It’s not too early to get curbside yard waste carts ready for another season. Starting Monday, March 3, all residents receiving curbside garbage/recycling collection… more

Notice is hereby given that an In Camera Committee of the Whole Meeting will be held Tuesday, February, 25, 2025 at 10:00 am in Council Chambers. This item pertains to Community Charter s.90(1)(k) - negotiations and related discussions respecting the proposed provision of a municipal service that… more

Join us at the Peachland Community Centre Monday, February 17, 2025 from 1 to 3 pm for a FREE family-friendly event including a racecourse, miniputt, a movie and inflatable axe throwing.  Image Later that evening, come SKATE with Peachland… more

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING February 11, 2025   Rise and Report Mayor Patrick Van Minsel rose and reported that Council had agreed during an earlier in-camera meeting to authorize the Mayor and District staff to seek grant funding from the Provincial and Federal Governments to help the… more

Notification of Road Closure & Highway Dedication Removal  In accordance with the Community Charter (s.40 & 94), the Corporation of the District of Peachland gives notice of its intention to adopt a highway closure bylaw and a highway dedication removal bylaw for a portion of Tailyour… more

Image District of Peachland’s Updated Website Launches February 7              Peachland, B.C. – The District of Peachland is launching an updated website on Friday, February 7,… more

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING  Z24-07 5601 Wild Goose Street (formerly 5481 Clements Crescent) Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 5:00 pm The District of Peachland will be holding a Public Hearing to provide an opportunity for the public to give feedback on Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No.… more

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING Draft Wastewater Master Plan Council was presented information on the Draft Wastewater Master Plan (WWMP) for the municipality, which provides a comprehensive evaluation of the municipality's wastewater infrastructure. It is an update to the District's existing phasing plan… more

Notice of Council Consideration of Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 2426 & No. 2432 In accordance with the requirements of BC’s Local Government Act s.467 and the District of Peachland Development Application Procedures Bylaw No. 2396, this notice is being mailed to all property owners located within… more

Thanks to a $82,000 grant from the Union of BC Municipalities through its Disaster Risk Reduction - Climate Adaptation program, the District has completed the replacement of the HVAC system in the Peachland Community Centre. The centre's air conditioning and heating system is relied up on daily… more

Image Peachland, B.C. – The District of Peachland encourages residents to be mindful of what goes in their blue recycling bin.    A recent audit of curbside residential recycling in the Central Okanagan showed too much… more