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Prince George Heritage Commission Recruiting

The City is seeking the expertise of residents interested in serving on the Prince George Heritage Commission.

The Commission meets quarterly and is responsible for undertaking heritage education and awareness activities, and reviewing and reporting to City Council and Staff on matters of heritage significance within the City.

The City is currently accepting applications to fill four (4) vacancies on the Commission with terms beginning March 1, 2021 and ending February 28, 2023.

Deadline for Applications: 5:00pm, Friday, February 12, 2021.

Interested applicants must be available to attend regularly scheduled meetings (Monday – Friday, between the hours of 8:30am and 5:00pm) and be willing to actively participate in projects the Heritage Commission undertakes throughout the year.

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The Prince George Heritage Commission advises in matters regarding the protection, conservation, and interpretation of heritage resources within the community by supporting, encouraging, and helping with their proper conservation, maintenance, and restoration.

The Committee consists of nine volunteer citizens appointed by Council.

Current Members

Katherine Carlson
Amy Dhanjal
Harry Hufty
Krista Moller
Trelle Morrow
Mia Reimers
Alisha Rubadeau
Kim Rutherford

Meeting Schedule, Agendas and Minutes

View the meeting calendar including agendas and minutes

Resources

Special Initiatives

Recognition and Awards

Heritage Places Award

This award is presented annually in recognition of the significant places in the history, growth and identity of Prince George.

Learn more about the Heritage Places Award and view past winners

Prince George Regional Heritage Fair Creative Spirit Award

This award is presented annually in recognition of student initiative in interpreting and sharing heritage concepts in fresh and exciting way.

Community Outreach and Education

The Prince George Heritage Commission offers or supports the following programs open to the public:

community and Private Events

Look for the Heritage Commission at the British Columbia Northern Exhibition (BCNE), Home Show, and other community events. The Commission's booth includes historic photos, literature, slide shows, and a chance to meet and converse with its members.

The Commission is also please to offer presentations to seniors' groups, school groups, and other community groups by special request. Several presentation topics are available to choose from. Contact the Community Services for more information.

Tristin Deveau - Liaison
Phone: 250-561-7657
Email: tristin.deveau@princegeorge.ca