
Delivering Results for Peachland
WHERE THE FUNDING WENT
2022 – $375,789
- FireSmart wildfire mitigation --> Provincial --> $293,400
- Emergency preparedness and disaster risk reduction -->Provincial --> $82,389
2023 – $3,114,844
- Growing Communities Fund --> Provincial --> $2,760,000
- Fire department equipment --> Provincial --> $30,000
- FireSmart initiatives --> Provincial --> $199,844
- Emergency planning --> Provincial --> $ $80,000
- Next Generation 911 --> Federal --> $45,000
2024 – $25,899,348
- A new 106-space ChildCareBC Centre --> Federal/Provincial --> $12,256,665
- Phase II Seniors Housing (*) --> Provincial --> $11,600,000
(*) renegotiated terms , see Protecting Taxpayers
- Active transportation improvements Trail -->Provincial --> $420,236
- Active transportation improvements Trail -->Federal --> $$356,400
- Museum and Visitor Centre renovation --> Provincial --> $600,000
- Development approvals modernization --> Provincial --> $150,000
- Fire department equipment --> Provincial --> $39,040
- Canada Community Building Fund for infrastructure --> Federal --> $327,007
- C.E.P.F. for hazard planning --> Provincial --> $150,000
2025 – $3,852,007
- Highway 97 / Trepanier Bench Road intersection improvements --> Provincial --> $3,000,000
- Additional funding for the Westside Multi-Use Trail(*) --> Provincial --> $500,000
- Canada Community Building Fund for infrastructure --> Federal --> $327,007
- Asset Management Planning --> Provincial --> $25,000
(*) renegotiated terms , see Protecting Taxpayers
2026 – $1,552,007
- Economic Trust of the Southern Interior (ETSI-BC) --> Provincial --> $25,000
- Canada Community Building Fund for infrastructure --> Federal --> $327,007
- Funding for three new Level 3 EV fast charging stations in Peachland (*) --> $1,000,000
- Community Resiliency Investment Program --> Provincial --> 200,000
(*) renegotiated terms , see Protecting Taxpayers



