When a rainfall warning come

By Admin

When a rainfall warning comes in, our crews are ready. They've spent today clearing trash racks and catch basins, and staff will be monitoring conditions so we can respond quickly if needed," said Brad West, Port Coquitlam Mayor. "I'm grateful for their proactive efforts and for the in-stream maintenance work completed this year at Hyde Creek and Cedar Creek, which puts us in a stronger position heading into the wet season. Notice an issue? Report it to us: 💻 portcoquitlam.ca/report 📲 Sort & Report App ☎️ 604.927.3111

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