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Council Meeting March 11, 2024
The Council meeting agendas for Monday March 11, 2024 are available at the links below: Special Closed Meeting - 6:00 pm - PDF, HTML Regular Council Meeting (Revised agenda) - 7:15 pm - PDF, HTML Addendum - PDF, HTML - Added March 11, 2024 Council meetings are open to the public as well as available online over Zoom/Phone. Please contact...
Request for Proposal – 64 Centennial Drive Janitorial Services
The District invites qualified and experienced contractors to provide janitorial services for the tenants located in the District-owned facility at 64 Centennial Drive, Mackenzie, BC. Full scope of work and site-specific requirements have been included in the Appendices C and D of this Request for Proposal document. Request for Proposal All Proponents must complete a mandatory site visit prior to...
2024 Provisional Budget Book & Presentation
A Special Budget meeting was held on Monday February 26, 2024 at 5:30 pm. During the meeting, a presentation of the 2024 Provisional Operating and Capital Budget was followed by a community budget consultation. The public had the opportunity to provide comments or ask questions regarding the provisional operating and capital budget. Department Heads and/or Managers were present to answer...
Community Grant Applications Now Being Accepted
Attention Non-Profit Organizations We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications for the second in-take of the Community Grants Program! About the Community Grants Program: The District's Community Grant Program is designed to provide financial and in-kind support to non-profit organizations dedicated to creating meaningful change. Whether you're focused on education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, social justice, or...
Council Highlights – February 26, 2024
Keep up to date with Council happenings by viewing the latest Council Meeting Highlights: February 26, 2024 Council Meeting Highlights
Food Cycler Pilot Program Results
Attention Residents: We want to extend our thanks to all participants who took part in the Food Cycler Pilot Program. Your active involvement in the program has not only contributed to reducing food waste but has helped Mackenzie take steps towards becoming a more environmentally conscious community. We are excited to announce that the pilot program has concluded, and we...
Business Façade Improvement Program 2024
The District of Mackenzie is proud to announce the return of the Business Façade Improvement Program for 2024, in partnership with the Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT). The District has been awarded $20,000 from NDIT in grant funding to enhance economic development by encouraging private sector investment in exterior upgrades. The District of Mackenzie will provide a maximum of 50%...
Special Budget Meeting February 26, 2024
A Special Budget meeting will be held on Monday February 26, 2024 at 5:30 pm. The meeting will begin with a presentation of the 2024 Provisional Operating and Capital Budget followed by a community budget consultation where the public will have the opportunity to provide comments or ask questions regarding the provisional operating and capital budget. Department Heads and/or Managers...
Council Meeting February 26, 2024
The Council meeting agendas for Monday February 26, 2024 are available at the links below: Committee of the Whole Meeting 7:00 pm - PDF, HTML Regular Council Meeting - 7:15 pm - PDF, HTML Council meetings are open to the public as well as available online over Zoom/Phone. Please contact the District for Zoom meeting details by email or by...
Outdoor Recreation Fund of BC
Outdoor Recreation Fund of BC The Outdoor Recreation Fund of BC supports grants for community-based initiatives that create and shape meaningful outdoor recreational and nature-based experiences for British Columbians. Public outdoor recreation relies heavily on dedicated volunteer-based organizations and community groups that maintain and build infrastructure, protect and restore the outdoors and deliver programs that make outdoor recreation available...