2025
A brief and informal summary of the latest decisions made by Penticton City Council.ProclamationsSeptember 2025 was proclaimed “JCI Penticton Month”.
Here's a highlight of what happened at the last Council meeting on July 15⬇
✔ Received updated on the Civic Places and Spaces Project and directed staff to continue exploring commercial lease options for civic purposes in the downtown area.
✔ Directed staff to hold an info session about a proposed infrastructure levy in advance of the September 16 Council Meeting.
✔ Directed staff to report back with Terms of Reference and funding plans for an Urban Deer Advisory Committee.
✔ Approved a Development Variance Permit and Development Permit for 172 Green Avenue West.
Next Council Meeting: Tuesday, August 19 at 1 p.m. at City Hall
Find the Council Reports and a recording of the meeting on our Council Agendas webpage.
Check out this week's Council Highlights!
- 2024 Annual Report
- 2024 SOFI Report
- Social Housing and Infrastructure Project
- Tenant Protections Bylaw
- 2025 Community Survey Results
And so much more!!
A brief and informal summary of the latest decisions made by Penticton City Council.Council DecisionsFacilities Project Upgrades
Here are some key highlights of the latest meeting.
✔ Renewed BC Transit agreement
✔ Q1 2025 Quarterly Report update
✔ Leash-optional area at Riverside Park
✔ Development application for 235 Yorkton Avenue
Council Highlights for April 22:
- Power Street Child Care Centre Agreement
- Tax Rates Bylaw
- Free parking for people with disabilities policy
- Temporary Winter Shelter update
- Temporary Use Permits for 200 Carmi Ave and 341-363 Martin Street
Safe Routes to School Program update and a Recycle BC contract renewal are among this week's Council Highlights.
✅ 2024 public safety survey results
✅ Temporary Winter Shelter extension
✅ Land disposition
✅ KISU starting block partnership
✅ Zoning amendment for 270 Riverside Drive
A brief and informal summary of the latest decisions made by Penticton City Council. Council will share tariff concerns, revive Love Local
More mobi-mats, an improved Lakawanna Park, reports on community safety and housing, as well as investing in capital projects, were all part of the latest Council meeting.