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New Building and Plumbing Bylaw
March 20, 2025The City of Fernie is in the process of modernizing its Building Bylaw. The proposed Bylaw clarifies the requirements for building permit applications, enhances efficiency of application submission, and modernizes fees based on a cost recovery framework. -
Responsible Pet Owner Reminder
March 10, 2025In accordance with Animal Responsibility Bylaw No. 2436, dogs require a valid pet licence and must be on leash in all public areas. It is your responsibility as a pet owner to keep your dog in your control. -
Stage 1 Water Restrictions in Effect
March 10, 2025Under the City’s new Water Conservation and Regulation Bylaw, the City of Fernie automatically has water restrictions in effect from March 1 through October 31 each year. -
City Supporting Griz Days 2025
February 27, 2025The City of Fernie is proud to support the 48th Annual Griz Days and the many exciting events coming to town this weekend. -
Reminder! Pay Utilities in Full by February 28, 2025, to receive a 5% Discount
February 27, 2025A 5% discount will be applied to utility accounts if the full year’s billing is paid by February 28, 2025. -
City Hall Closed - February 21, 2025
February 20, 2025City Hall will be closed on Friday, February 21 while crews resolve a water issue at the facility. Thank you for your understanding. -
Budget 2025 – Public Input Period
February 20, 2025The City of Fernie is continuing through the annual budget process, and we are now looking for your feedback. -
2025 Road Rehabilitation Project
February 14, 2025As part of the City’s Annual Roads Program, in 2025 we are redeveloping Canyon Trail and Cedar Avenue from the Highway 3 intersection to Bossio Road. -
Budget 2025 – Have Your Say
February 14, 2025The City of Fernie has started the 2025 Budget process with presentations of the proposed operating and capital budgets and now we are looking for your input. -
Safety Reminder: Storm Retention Ponds Can Be Dangerous When Frozen
February 12, 2025Important Safety Reminder: As we experience ongoing cold temperatures, it's important to be aware that storm retention ponds can be extremely dangerous when frozen.
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