COVID-19 Municipal Updates
The City of Fort St. John is taking necessary and reasonable precautions, following the direction of the Provincial Government, to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. The health and safety of our employees, residents, and visitors are paramount.
Note: As of April 8, 2022, proof of vaccination is no longer required in City facilities - as the Provincial Health Order has expired.
Access City Services
While all City facilities are open for services, many have additional safety measures. To ensure the safety of our workplaces and our community, please do not visit a City facility if you are ill or required to self-isolate. Instead, City staff are able to provide services, in alternative forms, such as by email and phone; visit the Contact Directory for their information.
View specific information:
Council Meetings
The public is able to attend all open Council meetings; however, residents can watch Council meetings live or recorded. Additionally, residents can submit correspondence to Council, to be included as part of the meeting agenda:
- Via mail: 10631 - 100 Street | Fort St. John, BC | V1J 3Z5
- Via email: legislativeservices@fortstjohn.ca
- Via fax: 250-787-8181
Recreation and Visitor Centre
City recreation facilities, parks, trails, and equipment are available for use. Remember to enjoy our spaces safely and responsibly.
For additional questions:
- Call - North Peace Leisure Pool: 250-787-8178
- Call - Pomeroy Sport Centre: 250-785-4592
- Email - North Peace Leisure Pool: pool@fortstjohn.ca
- Email - Recreation: recreation@fortstjohn.ca
Personal Precautions
Whether at home, or in a City facility, all staff, residents, and visitors are asked to take the following personal precautions, as recommended by public health authorities:
- Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds
- Cough and sneeze into your sleeve
- Avoid touching your face
- Stay home when you are feeling unwell
More Information
Further updates on the City of Fort St. John's operations will be provided here and shared through the City’s social media channels.