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District of Mackenzie Public Works and Fire Department (2)

ATV Safety and Use a Priority for Mackenzie RCMP

The RCMP Mackenzie Detachment have seen an increase in the use of ATV's being used for illegal activities within the District of Mackenzie boundaries. As a result, the general public is being asked to restrict their use of ATV's in areas where such use is prohibited in order to allow the RCMP to focus on instances where ATV's are being...
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Flushing of Water Mains and Hydrants

The District of Mackenzie Public Works Department wishes to notify the Residents of Mackenzie that there will be FLUSHING OF WATER MAINS AND HYDRANTS between October 7th  and October 11th, 2024.  Please use extra caution when crews are on the streets.   Residents may notice a TEMPORARY discoloration of their water, and a pressure drop. Running your tap for a...
Gantahaz Water Treatment Facility Resident Survey (7)

Fire Smart Demonstration Project

The District of Mackenzie would like to inform the public that a contract has been awarded for Fire Smarting of the green space between Mackenzie Blvd and Crysdale Dr from Centennial Dr to Skeena Dr. Mitigation work on the area is planned to begin on September 30th, 2024 or October 1st, 2024 and will last for a couple of days. During...
Gantahaz Water Treatment Facility Resident Survey (6)

Air Horn Testing

On the First Tuesday of each month, Mackenzie Fire Rescue Department will activate the air horn system to ensure it is functioning.  This is a test only, no action required.   If this was an emergency, this will notify you to look on the District Website or to tune in the CHMM for further information.   Thank you.
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation  Each year, September 30 marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. Public commemoration of the tragic and painful history and ongoing impacts of residential schools is a vital component of the reconciliation...
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Council Highlights – September 23, 2024

Keep up to date with Council happenings by viewing the latest Council Meeting Highlights: September 23, 2024
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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – Office Closure

We would like to inform you that the District Municipal Office and Public Works will be closed on Monday September 30th, 2024, in observance of National Truth and Reconciliation Day. National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a significant day for all Canadians. It is a time to reflect on the painful history of the residential school system and its impact...
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Northern Roots Symposium: Planting Ideas, Growing Futures

Northern Roots Symposium: Planting Ideas, Growing Futures - October 5, 2024 We are excited to announce the Northern Roots Symposium: Planting Ideas, Growing Futures, taking place on Saturday, October 5, 2024, at the Mackenzie Recreation Centre, Sas Da'Ghe Room. This inaugural event will bring together farmers, agricultural experts, food processors, business leaders, and community groups to explore the future of...
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District of Mackenzie proclaims September 23-29, 2024 as Rail Safety Week

Rail Safety Week September 23-29, 2024 Every year, more than 2,100 North Americans are killed or seriously injured because of unsafe behaviour around tracks and trains. Every time someone crosses a railroad track irresponsibly there is a potential for danger. Tips to "BE RAIL SMART" Stop a safe distance from tracks and crossings Look both ways to ensure trains are...
Gantahaz Water Treatment Facility Resident Survey (2)

Are You Prepared?

Did you know that your home's surrounding wildfire risk is decreased when you prune the branches on your trees? You can significantly lower the likelihood that a small surface fire would climb your tree and spread to its branches by cutting the branches up to two meters. Contact Micaiah Taylor, the Mackenzie Fire Smart Coordinator, for a free assessment if...
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