The City of Terrace Council is pleased to announce that, starting this month, Finance Director Lori Greenlaw, who has worked at the City in various capacity for close to 20 years, will be covering the City Manager position when current City Manager Maggie Arruda goes on maternity leave. Read more

With a few recent structure fires in town, local residents have expressed concerns. Local Fire Chief Joel Brousson is providing some tips on how to protect you and your loved ones from a home fire. Read more

Plans are underway to make Tetrault Park, in the Southside of Terrace, a more welcoming and functional space. Read more

The City's strategic plan provides direction from Council. It provides strategic focus areas, so the organization and staff can focus on the most important initiatives, and manage resources to their
greatest potential.

Mayor and Council revised and updated the 2023-2026 strategic plan in February of this year. Read more

Congratulations to Terri Williamson, the City Human Resources Manager and the Terrace Public Library - both of whom won awards last week from a local organization dedicated to supporting and creating a diverse, inclusive and racism-free community.

Hosted by Skeena Diversity and the Greater Terrace Welcoming Network, the first ever Lifetime Community Inclusion Award Gala took place on March 20, 2025.

While the City would like to congratulate all the winners that evening, we are especially thrilled and proud of the City staff member (Terri Williamson) and partner organization (Terrace Public Library) honoured with awards for their contributions to making Terrace a more inclusive place to work and live. Read more

We are asking loved ones to remove ornamental items from plots at the Terrace Cemetery by April 15. Read more

Improvements are coming to the Wolfpack Trail on Terrace Mountain. Read more

Road improvements on Thomas Street - above Lanfear Hill, between Cooper Drive and Halliwell Avenue - are set to begin next week.

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The City has a long-awaited new Zamboni...and it's electric! This new machine is safer, quieter and less expensive to run. It will also decrease the City's carbon footprint. Read more