CITY HALL

The City of Prince Rupert has six elected Councilors and one elected Mayor. They each serve 4 year terms. Get to know our Mayor and Councilors! (read more...)

Council Meetings are generally held on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month, unless they fall on a holiday, in which case the meeting will be held on the next business day. (read more...)

Here you will find the most frequently requested bylaws. If you would like to access bylaws that are not included below, please contact the Administration Department. (read more...)

The City of Prince Rupert is divided into several departments that offer goods and services to our residents – ranging from administration, to our recreation facilities, to the management of City utilities. (read more...)

This page contains annual reports from the City of Prince Rupert, as well as yearly financial statements. (read more...)

The City of Prince Rupert collects property taxes each year on behalf of several taxation authorities. Property taxes are collected separately from utility fees, which are levied in March of each year. (read more...)

City Utilities provide reliable and efficient water, sewer and solid waste services. The City of Prince Rupert strives to deliver high quality utility services professionally and competitively for the benefit of our community. (read more...)

Urban Planning and Land Use is the integration of the disciplines of land use planning and transport planning, to explore a very wide range of aspects of the built and social environments of urbanized municipalities and communities. (read more...)

Do you want an exciting career? Are you up for a challenge? We want to hear from you. (read more...)

All organizations holding an event such as a race, marathon or a parade that uses City roads or property, require a Special Events Permit from the Engineering Department of City Hall. (read more...)

Prince Rupert Legacy Inc. (PRLI) is a 100% wholly owned subsidiary of the City of Prince Rupert. (read more...)

The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIPPA) promotes transparency and accountability in our municipality, balancing the public’s right to access government information with the protection of individual’s private information. (read more...)

Department contacts are listed here. (read more...)

To empower this bold vision of a resilient and thriving community, the City of Prince Rupert is soliciting investment that will generate revenues, create employment, and also align with our focus on building a sustainable future. (read more...)

Working together towards social and economic benefits through meaningful partnerships with neighbouring First Nations is one of the City’s key priorities. (read more...)

Recognizing the realities of climate change as we move into the 21st Century, the demand to move towards renewable energy sources such as wind, tidal and solar are all part of a diversified economy. (read more...)

Re:Build Rupert is City Council’s plan to complete critical infrastructure renewal projects including securing the municipal water supply while setting aside funds towards infrastructure maintenance and improvements. (read more...)

The City’s goal with the Redesign program is to use information collected during public engagements to develop community-driven public priorities and policies relating to land use, recreation and socioeconomic development. (read more...)