Город Салмон-Арм получил грант в 58 тысяч долларов на разработку долгосрочного плана управления активами

Salmon Arm secures $58K grant to develop long-term financial asset management plan City to build asset plan Salmon Arm will receive $58,000 to develop a long-term financial plan for asset management thanks to the federal government's Building Communities Strong Fund. The funding was part of a $152 million federal government grant program. The City of Salmon Arm's asset management plan is one of 54 community infrastructure and capacity building projects being funded across B.C. "This funding will help the city strengthen its long-term financial planning and ensure we continue making responsible investments in the infrastructure our community relies on every day,” said Mayor Alan Harrison in a statement. “Developing a comprehensive long-term financial plan for asset management will support informed decision-making and help us maintain sustainable, resilient municipal services for years to come." The City of Revelstoke and the Columbia Shuswap Regional District will also receive BCSF funding this year. At the end of last month, the CSRD announced it would receive a $2.8 million grant to help pay for the construction of a new regional station that will allow septic waste to be treated at Revelstoke’s wastewater treatment plant. “Strong communities depend on reliable infrastructure, and that means planning not only for today, but for the future,” said Brittny Anderson, minister of state for local governments and rural communities, in a statement. “Through the Government of Canada’s investment, delivered in partnership with the Province of British Columbia and administered by UBCM, this project will help ensure the infrastructure people rely on every day can be maintained and renewed for years to come.” More Salmon Arm News Salmon Arm Weather District of Sicamous Sicamous Weather Shuswap Tourism Salmon Arm Chamber of Commerce Salmon Arm Classifieds Interior Health Okanagan Regional Library