Administration
The staff and administration of the City of Armstrong are proud to serve our community.
If you have questions, comments, concerns, or just need information on local programs and events, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
General queries can be emailed to us directly at: info@cityofarmstrong.bc.ca, or we can be reached by phone: 250-546-3023
In Person inquiries can be made at City Hall located at 3535 Bridge Street, Armstrong, BC.
The office is open Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed on Statutory Holidays. For after hour emergencies, please call the office and our answering service will contact the appropriate persons.
Council Agendas
Agendas for council meetings are prepared on the Thursday prior and are distributed on the Friday.
If you wish to appear as a delegation before council, please complete this form which outlines the topic you would like to discuss and email it to info@cityofarmstrong.bc.ca.
All Regular Council Meetings are held on a Monday, or in the case of a Statutory Holiday a Tuesday, at 5:00PM in Council Chambers located in City Hall at 3535 Bridge Street, Armstrong, BC. Council Meetings are open to the public and meeting agendas are available on Friday afternoon prior to the scheduled meeting.
Any correspondence submitted to Mayor and Council, once approved by the Corporate Officer and the Chief Administrative Officer, are subject to becoming part of the public agenda. If you do not wish your correspondence to be included in the public agenda please note this with your correspondence.
If you would like to submit a letter to Mayor and Council please email: councilcorrespondence@cityofarmstrong.bc.ca
Under the direction of Mayor and Council, the CAO is responsible for the overall management of all operations and staff of the City of Armstrong, ensuring that the policies, programs, and other directions of Council are implemented and that the bylaws of the City and relevant Acts of the Province are upheld. The CAO is designated the Head under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
The Manager of Corporate Services is a statutory position under Section 148 of the Community Charter, and is responsible for providing support services to Council, records management of the City, Freedom of Information Coordinator, Bylaw, Policies and ensuring the all provincial legislation is being followed. This position also serves as the Chief Elections Officer.
Further Information
The City of Armstrong is a great place to live, work, and play. Are you looking to join our staff? Please have a look at our open job opportunities.
The City thanks all applicants for their interest in the City of Armstrong; however, only those that are shortlisted will be contacted. The City does not accept unsolicited resumes.
The City of Armstrong Finance Department is responsible for maintaining the municipality’s overall financial sustainability. For more information on current plans, statements, reports, asset management, grants, and tax exemptions, please visit our Finance Department page.
City of Armstrong Bylaws and Policies can be viewed and downloaded directly from our Resource Library
Comments and Complaints
Have a question, comment, concern, or complaint within the City of Armstrong? Please email City Hall.
About Armstrong
The City of Armstrong is a friendly community with a beautiful trails network, bustling downtown core and peaceful family-friendly atmosphere.
We welcome all those who wish to visit, live, or invest in this peaceful little city. Armstrong considered the “Heart of Country” is located in the heart of Spallumcheen Valley, between the sunny Okanagan and the bright Shuswap Valleys.