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Apply for your Home Owner Grant

Home Owner Grants must be applied for each year.

 

Apply today at: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/…/annual…/home-owner-grant/apply

or call 1-888-355-2700

 

To apply, please have the following information ready:

– Jurisdiction and Roll (Folio) Numbers (found on your property tax notice)

– Social Insurance Number and Birthdate

– Email address or phone number

 

Any questions, call the District Office at 250-783-9901.

Dudley Drive Road Closure

Please be advised that Dudley Drive will be closed to vehicle traffic in both directions beginning Wednesday, June 3, 2026, to allow the contractor to install new water and sewer services from the Water Treatment Plant building to the water and sewer mains in the roadway.

The road is anticipated to reopen on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, subject to construction progress and site conditions.

During the closure, vehicles are asked to detour via MacDougall Street and Kyllo Street.

The District thanks residents for their continued patience and cooperation while this work is completed.

Public Notice: Council Meeting – June 3rd

Regular Meeting of Council will be held:

Wednesday, June 3rd at 6:00 pm

at 9904 Dudley Drive in the District Council Chambers.

A copy of the agenda can be viewed on our website at: www.hudsonshope.ca/meetings 

RBC Online Payments Available

RBC Online Payments Available

Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) now allows online payments for District municipal taxes and utilities.

  • For property taxes, please use your roll number.
  • For utilities, please use your account number (minimum 4 numbers required).

If you have questions, please contact Tonia Alexander at tonia@hudsonshope.ca or 250-783-9901.

2026 Property Tax Notices are coming!

2026 Property Taxes

Due Date: JULY 2, 2026

If you haven’t received your 2026 Property Tax Notice by May 29th, please contact us at 250-783-9901 or via email at tonia@hudsonshope.ca

Tree Work in Local Parks

You may notice forestry crews working in some of our local parks this week.

 

Certified foresters are currently in town assessing trees in our parks and campgrounds to help ensure they are safe for everyone to enjoy. This work began on Monday, May 11, and includes treating or removing trees that were identified as higher risk based on a number of safety factors. This work will continue throughout the week.

 

Short‑term access restrictions or detours may be in place while crews are actively working. Any temporary changes to access will be clearly marked with signage at the parks.

 

This work is part of the District’s ongoing commitment to public safety. Tree assessments and any necessary treatment are planned to be completed annually to help keep our parks and campgrounds safe over the long term.

 

Where trees must be removed, the District will also look at opportunities to plant new trees in the fall, subject to available budget.

 

If you have questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Director of Public Works & Engineering at 250-783-1455 or desiree@hudsonshope.ca.

Community Budget Consultation

The District of Hudson’s Hope invites all community members to take an active role in shaping our town’s future by providing feedback on this year’s budget proposal.

All questions or comments must be received by 12:00 pm (noon) on Friday, May 8, 2026, to be considered by Council.

Visit our website for more information at:

www.hudsonshope.ca/haveyoursay

North East BC (NEBC) Alerts

Are you prepared for an emergency in the Peace region?
Take the guesswork out of emergency situations and register for North East BC (NEBC) alerts.
Sign up is easy and only takes minutes! Register online at nebcalerts.com or by downloading the Everbridge app.
We will be conducting a test of the alert system next Monday!
When you register for an NEBC alerts account, you receive quick and accurate emergency notifications. Residents can also opt-in for non-emergency news like water and waste station alerts and meetings near you.

Important Information for Seniors Regarding Driver’s Licence Procedures in BC

March 3, 2026

There have been many ads online recently claiming that the licensing procedures for seniors are changing in March. Please note that these ads are not accurate for any senior licensed in BC. No changes have been implemented or proposed to the current procedures.

Currently, when you turn 80 years of age, you are required to complete a Driver’s Medical Exam Report (DMER). Road Safety BC will send you a letter with the necessary medical form when it is time to complete this requirement. You will need to do a new exam at age 85 and every two years following that.

If any issues arise from the DMER, you may be asked to complete an Enhanced Road Assessment (road test) to assess your Driver Fitness.

At this time, there are no changes or even proposed changes to the age or the way this process is done. Please disregard any online information that suggests otherwise. If you have questions or need clarification, please contact our office staff—we are happy to help.

Outdoor Pool Opening Update

OUTDOOR POOL OPENING UPDATE

Residents are advised that the outdoor pool will be opening later this year than usual.

The delayed opening is due to scheduled maintenance work, including the replacement of the pool liner. This important upgrade will help ensure the pool remains safe, reliable, and enjoyable for years to come.

Please note that the exact opening date will depend on weather conditions, as the liner replacement can only be completed during suitable weather. Construction Updates will be shared once work commences on site and periodically throughout the project. An opening date will be announced as soon as possible when it can be confirmed.

We appreciate the community’s patience and understanding.

Thank you for your cooperation.