With a first-place victory under their belts at the 2015 Provincials, the Enderby Minor Fastball U-14 Girls (aka Enderby Storm) received a first-class reception from the City of Enderby.
Mayor, Council, and community groups including the Enderby Lions gave the … Read the rest “Enderby Minor Fastball Celebrates 2015 Provincial Championship”
The City of Enderby has announced that it is implementing a campfire ban effective noon on Friday, July 3, 2015. The ban applies to the City of Enderby and the Shuswap Fire Protection District and is consistent with the Kamloops … Read the rest “Enderby Campfire Ban in Effect as of July 3, 2015”
The 2015 edition of the Exploring Enderby visitors guide is now available!
Inside, you can learn about the Shuswap River, Splatsin culture, hiking, golfing, taking in a movie at the Starlight Drive-In Theatre, and much more! The guide includes an … Read the rest “Exploring Enderby 2015 Visitors Guide Released”
The City of Enderby releases an annual report every year. The annual report includes the following:
Download the Pre-Authorized Payment form for 2016 taxes. This program allows you to permit the City of Enderby to automatically withdraw payments from your financial institution on a monthly basis for your taxes.
Closed.
The City of Enderby is seeking a Utility Worker to join its Public Works team. This job will involve general duties as well as operating the community water and wastewater systems.
The successful candidate will have completed Grade 12 … Read the rest “Career Opportunity – Public Works Utility Worker”
Remember, just because it is your day to water, that does not mean that you must water your lawn. Check first.
Residents are reminded that watering restrictions are in effect May 1 through October 1.
Sprinkling is permitted between the … Read the rest “Watering Restrictions in Effect from May 1 to October 1, 2015”
The Enderby & District Recreation Guide for Spring/Summer 2015 is now out – download the guide today and get active!
The City of Enderby is preparing its 2015 budget bylaws for three readings and then adoption. The combined increase to taxation and user fees is 1.40%, which is the equivalent of a $25.68 increase for the average residential property.
