The City of Cranbrook’s Five-Year Financial Plan (2023 – 2027) Bylaw No. 4114, 2023 was adopted on May 1, 2023. Throughout the year, several unexpected…
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City maintains borrowing level at $6 million
City of Cranbrook council Jan. 10 approved the 2022 Revenue Anticipation Borrowing Bylaw, which will remain the same as 2021. Approval provided by council Monday…
City water user fees rising $4 per month
City of Cranbrook utility users will be paying $48 more a year for water. City council Nov. 8 adopted a Waterworks Amendment Bylaw increasing the…
Monthly water user fee jump recommended
City of Cranbrook council Oct. 25 passed three readings to a Waterworks Amendment Bylaw that allows for a $4/month increase in water user fees. In a…
Reservoir enhancement borrowing process launched
City of Cranbrook council last night initiated a Loan Authorization Bylaw process with the aim of tackling a $7.24 million Phillips Reservoir Bypass Pipeline and…
Council approves borrowing for new fire engine
City of Cranbrook council Nov. 26 unanimously agreed to authorize city staff to borrow $690,000 for the purpose of funding the acquisition of a Fire…
$10 million borrowing AAP deadline Oct. 31
Elector Response Forms or Withdrawal Forms to be returned by 4:30 p.m. MT, Monday October 31 The alternative approval process (AAP) deadline for the proposed…
Roads program nears completion; AAP continues
Final paving work is set for next week in Cranbrook, officially bringing an end to the city’s 2016 capital roads program. In all, three completely…