Anne Fiddick Aquatic Centre Seasonal Closure

Closure begins Friday May 16, 2025

Closure begins Friday May 16, 2025
Peppercorn Park, maintenance is planned next week, May 12 through 16. The work involves cleaning up some winter wind damage. There will be men working and heavy equipment in the area.
Please keep a safe distance, make yourself visible, heed on-site signage, and follow the crews guidance if you are in the area.
Street sweeping will begin Monday, May 12, 2025 and go to Thursday, May 15, 2025.
We ask that people not park on the streets from 7am until 8pm during these dates.

The Village of Gold River Public Works Department will be conducting its annual fire hydrant maintenance starting Monday, April 7, 2025 through to Friday, May 9, 2025. This includes flushing, greasing, pressure testing, and parts replacement if needed. This procedure helps ensure a high quality of water, and supports the integrity of our water distribution and fire protection system.
During this time, you may notice temporary discolouration, sediments, or slight fluctuations in pressure or taste.
The water remains safe for consumption and use, and regular sampling and testing will continue in compliance with Provincial regulations and guidelines.
What can you do:
If you notice any of the above, discolouration, taste, or sediments:
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Areas Affected:
Affected areas are: Muchalat Drive, Maquinna Crescent, Nootka Drive, Chamiss Crescent, Chamiss Place, Chamiss Court, Muchalat Place, Muchalat Court, Nimpkish Drive, Trumpeter Drive, Eagle Crescent, Malard Way, Hummingbird Lane, Alder Crescent, Cedar Crescent, Cedar Court, and Dogwood Drive.
If you have further question or concerns, please contact the Village Pubic Work Department at 250-283-2251 during regular office hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.)

Increased tipping fees at Comox Valley and Campbell River Waste Management Centres starting April 1st

Friday March 7 2025 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Glow Swim Friday February 14, 2025
5:00-8:30pm
Games & Prizes
Regretfully, there will be no public skating on Friday, February 7, 2025. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
Smoke testing is a routine maintenance task intended to identify if and where storm or ground water maybe entering the sanitary sewer system identifying potential structural defects and allowing them to be repaired avoiding potential blockages, overflows, or flooding damage.
Residents should pour one or two litres of water down all drains within their home, including floor drains. This creates a water barrier preventing smoke from entering your home through the sewer service and up through plumbing pee traps.
If smoke enters your home, it maybe an indication that there are deficiencies within your household plumbing (eg. leaking vent stack). If this occurs you can try pouring additional water down the affected drain and open a window for ventilation. The smoke should dissipate within a few minutes.
The smoke itself is a non-toxic, odourless, and harmless vapour. It is not indicative of fire or a fire hazard. Call our office at (250) 283-2251 for more information on sewer video inspections or smoke testing.
