District of Sicamous
Sicamous-to-Armstrong Rail Trail Corridor Governance Advisory Committee Meeting
Downtown Sicamous Recycling Depot relocation postponed
Contrary to previous information released in newspaper and radio ads, the depot will no longer be changing locations.
Shuswap Trail Alliance to assist CSRD, RDNO, Splatsin with Rail Trail project
The Shuswap Trail Alliance has been retained by the Sicamous-to-Armstrong Rail Corridor Governance Advisory Committee to administer the day-to-day operations as the project moves into the design and planning stages.
Sicamous Recycling Depot on the move
The CSRD Recycling Depot in Sicamous will be combined with the services available at the Sicamous Bottle Depot beginning July 2, 2019.
At the Regular meeting of June 20, 2019, CSRD Directors authorized the relocation of the downtown Sicamous Recycling Depot from its existing location at the Parkland Shopping Centre, at 1133 Eagle Pass Way, to the Sicamous Bottle Depot property located at 322 Finlayson Street.
Sicamous Refuse Disposal - Annual Operations and Monitoring Report 2018
Sicamous Landfill open for regular hours
Update, Monday, June 3, 11:55 AM
The Sicamous Landfill is back to regular operations following a fire on Saturday, June 1.
CSRD staff are at the landfill today to come up with a plan to manage the woodwaste at the site with a view to preventing future fires.
Non-compliant buoys removed from Mara Lake
In an ongoing effort to clean up the increasing spread of non-compliant buoys in the Shuswap, staff from Transport Canada conducted an enforcement effort on Mara Lake on May 22 and 23.
Sicamous Creek Trails re-opened to the public
The Sicamous Creek Falls Trailhead and park trail system are now open for public use following the conclusion of a Shuswap Search and Rescue recovery mission.
Shuswap Search and Rescue were called to the area Thursday to assist in locating and recovering the body of a man who died after a fall.
The CSRD expresses its sympathy to the family and friends of the victim.
We appreciate the work of the SAR volunteers in difficult terrain and under such challenging circumstances. As well, we wish to thank the public for respecting the temporary park closure.
Shuswap Watershed Council Annual Report 2018-2019
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