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Kimberley launches Capital Projects Storymap
The City of Kimberley is pleased to announce the launch of its 2026 Major Capital Projects Storymap, an interactive online tool designed to keep residents informed about key infrastructure projects planned for the 2026 construction season.
The Storymap will be updated regularly as work progresses, offering residents a convenient way to stay connected to what’s happening in their community.
The GIS‑based Storymap provides detailed, easy‑to-navigate project information, including project locations, scope of work, timelines, and potential impacts to people and neighbourhoods.
Residents can explore each project individually and access the latest updates throughout the season.
“These projects represent significant investment in Kimberley’s future, and we want residents to feel fully included in that process,” said Nik Morissette, Senior Manager of Operations. “The Storymap offers an easy way to follow along and see how this work is unfolding across the community. We’re excited to share these updates throughout the season, so be sure to check in often.”
2026 Projects featured in the Storymap include:
- Kimberley Ave Watermain, Sewer and Road Rehabilitation;
- Centre 64 Stage & Landscaping Upgrades;
- Archibald Street Bridge (pictured);
- Civic Centre and Curling Rink Chiller Replacement;
- Rotary Park Playground;
- Kimberley Wastewater Treatment Plant;
- Annual Road Rehabilitation – 307th Ave;
- Annual Road Rehabilitation – 6th Ave;
- Townsite Rink Resurfacing;
- Lois Creek Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) Station Replacement;
The 2026 Capital Projects Storymap is available on the city’s website.
City staff and contractors will also continue to provide direct notices to those affected by specific projects, ensuring residents directly impacted by a particular project receive timely, relevant information throughout the construction season.
The City of Kimberley thanks the community for its cooperation and patience as we work together to enhance our infrastructure and support a vibrant, resilient future.
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City of Kimberley
