The District of Squamish is developing a long-term Strategic Plan for the Squamish Municipal Airport – Don Patrick Field. The multi-phase process started in 2022. As part of this work, the District has created a Noise Concern submission form to enable residents to submit noise concerns to the District. This form will help identify areas impacted by noise as well as the frequency/time of day.

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Squamish Fire Rescue has been training locally-minded people in their goal of serving Squamish as firefighters for over 100 years. Our professional training and on-the-job experience is a unique opportunity to learn and develop skills as team members, leaders, and highly-skilled firefighters.

During our annual recruitment drive, we look for positive, energetic and community-minded citizens to join our team of paid on-call firefighters. If you are a permanent Squamish resident, and interested in joining a skilled and dedicated team, we would like to hear from you.

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If your tote did not get picked up on your service day, there is usually a reason. To avoid issues with collection, please always make sure to:

• Have your totes out between 7:45 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
• Ensure one-metre clearance around your tote so the truck can safely collect it.
• Make sure that your tote is unlocked.
• Ensure that your tote is not contaminated with materials that do not belong there. Collectors may not empty heavily contaminated totes.

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Is your site planning on clearing invasive species?

Did you know: Companies that are certified by the Sea to Sky Invasive Species Council pay a lower tipping fee to bring invasive species to the Squamish Landfill.  Choose a local certified company for a cost-effective site-clearing option.

Want your company to become certified?

Companies are considered certified when at least half their employees and all supervisors and/or crew leaders have taken the course. Learn more about becoming certified here.

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