100 Mile House receives $375,000 for assessing and planning

Aug 10, 2026 | 3:25 PM

100 MILE HOUSE — The District of 100 Mile House will get $375,000 to develop a plan for the future of the community’s assets and infrastructure.

The money will go towards developing an in-depth Asset Management Plan and Infrastructure Renewal Strategy.

The money comes from the Strategic Priorities Fund, and will be used ensure water, sewer and road infrastructure is planned, funded and maintained to meet the District’s current and future needs.

“This funding is an important investment in our community’s future. By planning for the infrastructure we need today, including water, sewer and roads, we are helping ensure our community is well-positioned for sustainable growth and future opportunities,” said District Mayor Maureen Pinkney.

The Strategic Priorities Fund comes from the provincial and federal governments, and administered by the Union of BC Municipalities.

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“For local governments across British Columbia, the right investment can support housing, foster connection and build strong communities,” said Gregor Robertson, Minister of Housing and Infrastructure and Minister responsible for Pacific Economic Development Canada.

“This project will make a lasting impact and reinforces our commitment to building bold, building strong, and building together.”

The District of 100 Mile House’s project is one of 54 across B.C. set to receive a portion of the funding.

“Asset management gives local governments a clearer picture of the condition of roads, water and sewer systems, helping them make informed decisions about when to renew and invest in essential infrastructure,” said Christine Boyle, Minister of Housing and Municipal Affairs.

“Through our partnership with the Government of Canada and UBCM, this project will help the District of 100 Mile House plan ahead, manage costs and make the most of every infrastructure investment.”

by Elora McCormack

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100 Mile House receives $375,000 for assessing and planning

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