2021 Cariboo RD Area "D" Annual Report

Earlier this morning -- I published my annual report to the residents' of Electoral Area "D" of the Cariboo Regional District outlining my activities as their elected officials in 2021.  The report can be viewed here

If there are questions, comments, concerns regarding the annual report - I can be contacted by the following ways:

1) Ph: 250-267-6725

2) Email - sforseth@cariboord.ca

3) Facebook - click here

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Cariboo RD Area "D 2022 Community Survey

Over the next number of weeks -- CaribooRD Area "D" Director Steve Forseth is seeking feedback via a community survey within all unincorporated communities within Cariboo Regional District - Electoral Area "D" to hear if he is aware of the issues/concerns within these communities or any other issues or concerns that local residents' wish to bring to the attention of the Cariboo Regional District's Area "D" Director.  

Feedback is being sought from the following Cariboo Regional District - Electoral Area "D" unincorporated communities:

* Soda Creek Road (past the City of Williams Lake boundary)

* Mile 168 Road

* Commodore Heights

* Pine Valley

* Fox Mountain (past the City of Williams Lake boundary)

* Wildwood

* Xat'sull FN (Deep Creek Reserve)

* Xat'sull FN (Soda Creek Reserve

* Deep Creek

* Tyee Lake

* Soda Creek Valley

* McLeese Lake (including those at Duckworth Lake)

* Macalister

* Marguerite

The survey should take about a minute or two to complete

The survey deadline is Friday, October 22nd, 2021 and the survey can be filled out here

Quesnel postpones "Let's Connect Community Tour"

Courtesy of the City of Quesnel:

Due to the rise of COVID cases in Quesnel, and in consideration of the health and safety of all community-members, the City of Quesnel’s Let’s Connect Community Tour on Saturday, September 18 has been postponed.

The community gathering will be moved to a future date so the City can reconnect with residents in a way that is safe and responsible during an evolving period of the pandemic.

A special edition of the Q-City News will be mailed out to residents in the coming weeks featuring the initiatives that were set to be highlighted at the event. These include Sprout Kitchen, the Wonderland and Fuel Management Trail Systems, the Alive After Five and many more.

The City will also be launching a new engagement tool in the coming weeks to provide residents with updates on new initiatives, offer an opportunity to give immediate feedback and have their questions answered regarding City projects that matter to them.

“Our residents’ feedback is an important part of City decision-making, planning and project implementation, and we are looking forward to connecting with residents through this new online tool,” says Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson.

The City encourages residents to stay connected at www.quesnel.ca, and to keep an eye out for the continuation of the Let’s Connect initiatives online in the coming weeks.

#CaribooRD Area D 2022 Priorities Survey

Here I advise of Cariboo Regional District Area "D" residents' of an upcoming survey asking for input for Area D priorities and workplan going into 2022... 

Video:

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Quesnel to Host the Let’s Connect Community Tour on September 18th

 Courtesy of the City of Quesnel:

Reconnect with your community after many months apart at the Let’s Connect Community Tour on September 18th from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., presented by the City of Quesnel. 

The event begins at Spirit Square where residents can take part in fun activities, enjoy live music, and snack on delicious treats from local food vendors. The Let’s Connect Community Tour is a chance for the City of Quesnel to highlight the many major projects and initiatives that were completed over the last two years. Residents will have opportunities to participate in a city-wide tour with stops at each of the project locations to learn more and test their knowledge for a chance to win amazing City of Quesnel prize packages. 

“I am looking forward to showcasing our citywide projects and initiatives to the community,” said Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson. “This is a great way for our residents to explore all of the beneficial projects that have been completed over the past two years and all of the upcoming projects that we have planned.” 

Featured projects and initiatives include: Sprout Kitchen, the Wonderland and Fuel Management Trail Systems, the Alive After Five initiative and many more. The event also serves as the official launch for the City’s new engagement tool, www.quesnel.ca/letsconnect, which will provide residents with updates on new initiatives, offer an opportunity to give immediate feedback and have questions answered.

Community involvement and resident feedback are important steps in the City’s process for decision making, planning and project implementation. “Our new engagement tool will enable us to talk with our community and gain insights about major initiatives. We look forward to the community’s input as we continue to work towards making Quesnel an attractive place for residents, visitors and businesses,” said Deputy City Manager, Kari Bolton. 

To learn more about how to win prizes, preview the tour map, or view the event agenda visit www.quesnel.ca/lets-connect-community-tour or see the event on the City’s Facebook page.