City of Greenwood

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Greenwood names Brooke McCourt acting CAO

She will take over the role on an interim basis, following the resignation of Dean Trumbley, who has taken a similar job in the northern BC community of Houston.

Greenwood city manager announces resignation

Dean Trumbley announced his resignation today to become chief administrative officer of the District of Houston, in northern BC. His last day at Greenwood city hall will be Oct. 2.

Greenwood plans new fire hall

A structural and operation review of the existing fire hall has found it is "non-functional for the purpose of a modern day fire department."

UPDATED: Greenwood settles with CUPE staff

In a Facebook post, the city said the deal with CUPE Local 2254 is retroactive to March 1 and runs through Feb. 28, 2030. There was no immediate word on any other terms of the deal.

Accessibility upgrades coming to Greenwood city hall

A ramp will be built allowing people to enter the building who can't climb the front stairs. A ramp will be built allowing people to enter the building who can't climb the front stairs.

Greenwood’s revamped swimming pool takes shape

Greenwood residents will be able to splash in the municipal pool again this summer following a complete overhaul of the beloved facility.

Water quality advisory issued in Greenwood

The City of Greenwood is under a boil-water notice.

Greenwood’s West Kootenay Power substation sold

A Greenwood heritage building has been sold, but it's not known yet what the buyer plans to do with it.

Greenwood approves listing heritage building for sale

City council gave final reading to the by-law this week allowing the former West Kootenay Power substation to be put on the market, at an expected price of $229,000.

Feedback muted on Greenwood heritage building sale

The City of Greenwood hasn't heard much from residents on the proposed sale of the old West Kootenay Power substation.

Greenwood’s West Kootenay Power substation for sale

City manager Dean Trumbley says it was neither a happy decision nor one made easily, but city council feels it may be the heritage building's only hope. 
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