On Friday January 25th the effluent lift station at the foot of Harbour Way in West Porpoise Bay had a pump failure and effluent spill. The station is currently operating effectively and the spill was contained by Sechelt staff and Startek Industrial Services. It is estimated that no more than 10 m3 of effluent may have spilled into the ocean.

The District of Sechelt announced the barricades on Gale Avenue North and Seawatch Lane will remain in place, effectively blocking all traffic to the Seawatch neighbourhood, in response to the most recent investigation from Thurber Engineering. Signs are in place to restrict pedestrian access as well.

2019 Business Cases

Sechelt Council approved the support of seven Sunshine Coast community groups with $325,500 in grants. The funds for the grants are provided through the Sunshine Coast Community Forest, a District of

PUBLIC NOTICE Posted January 2, 2019 Please note that the January 9th, 2019 Committee of the Whole meeting has been cancelled. Corporate Officer District of Sechelt

Over the next few months, District of Sechelt Council will go through the process of approving the Financial Plan and Property Tax Rates for 2019. The process involves open dialogue and consultation

2019 Council and Committee of the Whole Meeting Schedule

For the first time in Sechelt’s history, this small town with big city goals has made the top 20 list of Best City for Work in 2019, according to BC Business magazine. Ranking number 12 in BC, Sechelt is poised to attract investors and workers to this seaside community.

APPLICATION AVAILABLE BY CLICKING THE LINK AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGEThe District of Sechelt is conducting an application and screening process of eligible purchasers for 2 affordable housing

A new Community Associations Policy was approved by Council at the October 3, 2018 Regular Council meeting.