The final portion of diking designed to provide flood protection for Duncan and the Koksilah industrial and business complex area is now complete thanks to $4.133 million in funding from the federal and provincial governments and the Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD).
The project provides five new diking sections thatThe Cowichan Valley watering restrictions are now at Stage One. EVEN numbered addresses water on even dates and ODD numbered addresses water on odd dates - 2 hours maximum from 7-9 am or 7-9 pm. Visit Watering Conservation/Restrictions for more information. Questions? Contact Public Works at 250-746-5321.
The Municipality of North Cowichan and the City of Duncan are pleased to announce that the Province of British Columbia has approved one-third funding (up to $47,000) to conduct an amalgamation study. This includes hiring a consultant to lead a Citizens' Assembly to make recommendations to both Councils on whether
The City of Duncan will be launching its second Citizen Satisfaction Survey to gauge resident satisfaction and outline citizen priorities as part of the City’s commitment to improving customer service. Building on the previous survey conducted in 2014, this survey will help the City evaluate how it’s performing and identify where opportunities for
Please be advised that the elevator at City Hall, 200 Craig Street, will be out of service for upgrades from August 22 – August 24, 2016.
Customers who are unable to access the building during this time are encouraged to contact City Hall to make arrangements for staff to meet