Due to the recent postal disruption, the City of Vernon is recommending residents and businesses access October utility bills online.
To stay on top of your bill:
Sign up for a MyCity account to view your utility bill online, anytime.
Set up auto-payments for added peace of mind and convenience.…
The City of Vernon is disappointed to announce that our Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), Peter Weeber, will be leaving to take on a new role as City Manager with the City of Delta.
“While it is disappointing to share that Peter is leaving, we are grateful for the strong, strategic,…
Active Living Centre construction updateConstruction of the new Active Living Centre is progressing well and remains on schedule for opening in the fall of 2026.Recent milestones include:
Completion of concrete work for the 25m pool, leisure pool, and family hot tub
Concrete slabs for the fitness…
On Wednesday, October 15, leading up to Small Business Week, the City of Vernon and community partners will be visiting businesses as a part of the Annual Business Walks program.
The Business Walks provide a quick, 5-to-10-minute check-in with local business owners or managers — designed to gather…
The City of Vernon is advising residents and motorists of a temporary road closure on 31 Avenue between 29 Street and 30 Street to facilitate utility connections for the upcoming Greater Vernon Cultural Centre.
The closure will be in effect from October 14 to October 26. During this time, work…
City of Vernon Mayor and Council are still keen about the potential for future housing collaborations with both provincial and federal governments, following conversations at the recent Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) convention in Victoria. Vernon’s Non-Market Housing Land Task Force,…
Time is running out — the nomination period for SiriusXM Music Town closes October 5, and we need your help to bring The Beaches to Vernon for an unforgettable concert experience!
Did we mention winning this contest would mean a free concert at Kal Tire Place?!
Here’s how you can make a difference…
As the weather begins to cool, residents in Vernon can once again enjoy small campfires on private property, starting at 12 p.m. (noon) today.
This change follows the BC Wildfire Service’s decision to lift the campfire ban in the Kamloops Fire Centre, which includes the City of Vernon.
If you're…
Vernon Council has returned from the 2025 Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) convention in Victoria, where members of Council and senior staff took part in a full week of advocacy, dialogue, and collaboration with provincial leaders and municipal peers. The focus was on advancing several key…
As summer comes to an end, residents are reminded to take care when draining pools, hot tubs, and water features to ensure it is conducted safely and responsibly. Proper drainage helps protect local streams, lakes, and our shared stormwater infrastructure.
When draining pools, hot tubs, spas, or…
