The City of Armstrong Flood Watch has been rescinded. Public Works and Emergency Management Staff monitored creeks, mitigated blockages over the weekend and have noted significant reductions in creek flows. The City remains cautiously optimistic and will continue watch water…


Category: Uncategorized
Be Prepared: Snow Melt, High Temperatures and Rain might bring Spring Floods
The City of Armstrong is notifying residents that live within low lying areas in and around Meighan and Deep Creeks that they should prepare for water levels to rise. In order to prepare for potential flooding, residents should check of…
Armstrong Spallumcheen Parks and Recreation Goes Electric!
Armstrong Spallumcheen Parks and Recreation Goes Electric!
BC Grant supports Armstrong Revitalization Project
Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program Supports Comprehensive Armstrong Revitalization Project Armstrong, BC – The City is excited to announce that the Province of BC has selected the Comprehensive Armstrong Revitalization Project for funding through the Rural Economic Diversification and…
City Checks in on Active Transportation Plan
Fill out a survey or come talk to us in person about how to get around by walking, rolling or wheeling in Armstrong!The City has opened a survey on its draft Active Transportation Plan and is inviting residents to fill…
Special Council Meeting: Financial Plan Meeting
The public is invited to participate in the Special Council Meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 21st, 2023 at 5 p.m. at City Hall (3570 Bridge Street, Armstrong B.C. V0E 1B0). This public information meeting will allow residents to discuss with Council…
Resolution Reached: Water Fee Dispute
The City of Armstrong and the Township of Spallumcheen are pleased to announce they have reached an amicable resolution to the water fee dispute, which existed for many years between the municipalities, through the creation and signing of a Settlement…
Call for Artists: Banner Program is Back!
The City of Armstrong is excited to announce a call for artists to submit artwork to be featured on the City of Armstrong decorative street banners. The banners will hang on street poles throughout the City from 2023 to 2025…
Council Commits to Code of Conduct
The City of Armstrong Council has adopted a Code of Conduct as a
proactive measure of good governance and to further support Council’s commitment to conducting all City business in a fair and respectful manner.
proactive measure of good governance and to further support Council’s commitment to conducting all City business in a fair and respectful manner.
2023 Council Meeting Dates
Notice is herby given that all Regular Council meetings begin at 5:00 pm and take place at Armstrong City Hall (3570 Bridge Street) unless otherwise directed by City Council, in which case, notice will be provided. Agendas, meetings times and…