2014 Community Calendar

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

2014 Community Calendar

Includes Recycling, Garbage and Green Cart Collection Schedule

NEVER MISS ANOTHER PICKUP! Pull-out waste sched u and zone m le ap in middle o f calendar!

Collection Zone Map

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Bears will return again and again to a known source of food. Residents and businesses on both the north and south sides of Port Coquitlam are urged to lock up their garbage and green carts and other food sources to avoid attracting bears into their neighbourhoods.

Sadly, bears who become habituated to human food sources can become aggressive and may have to be killed.

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Don’t be a bear target!

• Only put carts on the street from 5:30-7:30 am.

• Secure your garbage and green waste.

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Protect your family, neighbours and bears LOCK IT UP: Secure your garbage and green carts in a wildlife-resistant enclosure (e.g. garage or shed) or with a wildlife-resistant lock.

SET IT OUT: Set out your carts between 5:30 and 7:30 am on collection day, and re-secure them by 7 pm.

What attracts bears to your property Potential food sources include garbage, food scraps and food-soiled papers, unpicked or fallen fruit and berries, beverage containers, barbecue grills, compost piles, pet food, bird feed, diapers, grease barrels, petroleum products and chemical products.

Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/bears for more details. If you see a bear, report it to 1.877.952.7277 (RAPP)

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Be bear smart Hundreds of bear sightings and encounters take place in Port Coquitlam every year. Bears are increasingly being seen on our streets, in our yards and parks, and in areas of the City they never ventured before – drawn by unsecured garbage and green carts, unpicked or fallen fruit from trees, and carts set out at the curb the night before collection day.

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Watch for our new smartphone app in 2014 to view the collection schedule details for your address, integrate the collection schedule into your calendar, get alerts by email, text or Twitter, and more!

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A sustainable approach This calendar has been printed on FSCcertified paper with 30% post-consumer recycled content.

In addition, the calendars were delivered in 100% biodegradable plastic bags.

Join us in protecting our environment – recycle this calendar at the end of 2014.

Using this paper saved the following:

FSC® is not responsible for any calculations on saving resources by choosing this paper.

Environmental impact estimates were made using the Environmental Paper Network Paper Calculator Version 3.2.

PORT COQUITLAM

Are you watching your waste-line?

CHALLENGE

Recycle as much as possible in your blue cart, green cart and backyard composter to keep it out of the landfill.

BLUE CART

GREEN CART

OTHER OPTIONS

More info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/bluecart

More info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/greencart

More info: pull-out section of this calendar

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Newspaper, magazines and phone books

Milk jugs – rinse first

Glass jars and bottles cannot go into your blue cart. Bring them to one of the City’s seven glass depots.

Fruits & vegetables

Take part in the annual City-wide Garage Sale - see April for details.

Pasta, rice & baked goods

Plastic bags – bagged together

Cardboard

Eggs & dairy

Including clean pizza boxes

Tin cans and pie plates

Yard trimmings, cut flowers & houseplants

Rinse first

Coffee filters & tea bags

No glass

Consider donating or selling unwanted but still usable items.

Take small appliances and electronics to a local return-it centre.

Bring milk cartons and beverage/food tetra paks to the bottle depot.

Return drink containers for refund.

No plastic bags

Go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/wasteloss for more tips!

Watch for this leaf symbol throughout the calendar for tips on living green, or go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/green

Where do your tax dollars go?

The average single-family dwelling in Port Coquitlam spends about $240 per month for a wide range of City services. Learn more and have a say in the City’s budget development at www.portcoquitlam.ca/budget.

Water & Sewer: $60.25/month

Policing: $38.76/month

Parks & Recreation: $32.96/month

Are you prepared?

WE CAN HELP! If disaster strikes, are you prepared to survive for the first 72 hours on your own? Get prepared with free emergency preparedness courses.

If a major emergency occurs – such as a flood, earthquake or major storm – it could take the City several days to restore services. The City’s free emergency preparedness (EP) courses provide residents the information and skills they need to be prepared.

Learn four valuable EP skills in one day Personal Preparedness – Learn how to help yourself, your family, your co-workers and your neighbours in those first 72 hours and beyond.

Administrative Services: $24.05/month

Fire & Emergency: $23.74/month

Infrastructure Funding: $20.34/month

Rapid Damage Assessment – Learn how to determine if your home is safe to occupy after an earthquake.

Basic Fire Suppression – Learn basic fire theory and how to respond in the event of fire or water, gas and electrical problems. Includes hands-on fire extinguisher training.

Light Urban Search and Rescue – Learn how to identify if and how you can help if someone is trapped in a home during a disaster. Includes a hands-on component.

Register for 2014 courses: March 1, May 24, September 20 and November 22

Engineering Services: $16.42/month

Garbage Collection: $14.69/month

Debt Repayment: $8.93/month

All courses run on Saturdays, 9 am - 1 pm at No. 1 Fire Hall, 1725 Broadway Street, and include refreshments. The courses are offered to residents age 16 and up.

Space is limited so early registration is recommended. Priority will be given to Port Coquitlam residents.

Learn more at www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep. Register at 604.927.5461.

Get involved

Stay connected

Want to get more involved in your city?

Here are a few opportunities.

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www.portcoquitlam.ca A comprehensive guide to City services, news, programs and online services, including: • PoCoMAP interactive mapping tool (computer or mobile device) • Community Calendar – City events, meetings and public input sessions • Council meeting agendas and minutes • Online Payments – renew dog and business licences, pay tickets and (starting in 2014) view utility and property tax bills and renew dog licences through MyPortCoquitlam • Online Electronic Home Owner Grants claim form • Online service requests, complaints and compliments

Online City Council meetings Watch live City Council meetings and view archived meetings at www.portcoquitlam.ca/councilagendas from your computer or mobile device.

Follow City Council Find out about the decisions that affect your city:

Find resources to become healthy and active at www.pocomotion.ca.

Check out what’s happening for local youth at www.pocoyouth.com.

www.portcoquitlam.ca/leighsquare Learn about local arts and cultural programs and events.

Get free e-Update email newsletters about City news, projects and events. To sign up, go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/e-update.

Browse or register for recreation programs at www.experienceit.ca.

• Go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/councilagendas to watch live or archived webstreamed Council meetings or to read agendas and minutes online.

• Watch regular Monday night Council meetings on Shaw Community Channel 4 at 9 pm on the Tuesday after the meeting, or 11 am on the Saturday after the meeting.

• Watch the local newspapers for Council coverage.

Social media

Provide your input and feedback

Follow us!

Port Coquitlam regularly invites citizens to provide input and guidance for day-to-day and long-term decisions affecting the community. Opportunities include surveys, open houses, workshops, public hearings and more. Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/getinvolved for details.

www.facebook.com/PortCoquitlam www.twitter.com/CityofPoCo www.youtube.com/CityofPoCo www.instagram.com/CityofPoCo

Free WiFi at City facilities

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• Attend Council meetings – held at 7 pm on the second and fourth Monday of every month, except for the August break and on statutory holidays, when the meetings move to Tuesday. Meetings are held in the Council chambers on the third floor of City Hall.

Offered at Leigh Square, recreation centres and City Hall.

MyPortCoquitlam Starting in 2014, you can renew dog licences, access your utility and property tax bills online, and more through MyPortCoquitlam. To learn more, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/online in 2014.

Volunteer Make your city a better place by volunteering.

Opportunities include assisting with arts and recreation programs, sitting on an advisory committee, becoming an emergency preparedness volunteer and more.

For more information, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/volunteer, or contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteer@portcoquitlam.ca or 604.927.7906.

Get a full-body workout at the Outdoor Gym Port Coquitlam’s outdoor gym is free to use and can be easily accessed from several points along the Traboulay PoCo Trail. Get a full-body workout on more than 20 pieces of resistance equipment at four stations. Visit www.pocomotion.ca for more info.

Traboulay PoCo Trail User Guide Here are a few ways to enjoy the Traboulay PoCo Trail

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Let Fido run free at our two dog parks, the only public spaces in Port Coquitlam where dogs can be off-leash. Both can be accessed from the Traboulay PoCo Trail.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/dogpark

STREET • PARK • TRAIL

Help keep the City clean and beautiful Adopt a stretch of street, park or trail. Keep your spot free of litter and help with weeding, watering and graffiti removal for a designated time. Training, support and supplies are provided.

Sign up on your own, with friends or family, or with a group!

Register online: www.portcoquitlam.ca/spot Info: spot@portcoquitlam.ca or 604.927.7906

• Station 1 – a 13-piece fitness circuit in Gates Park, including wheelchair-accessible options.

• Station 2 – a three-piece fitness pod near the Gates Park parking lot off Wilson Avenue.

• Station 3 – a three-piece fitness pod near Maple Street and Marpole Avenue.

• Station 4 – a three-piece fitness pod near Maple Street and Kingsway Avenue.

Shaughnessy Park Dog Off-leash Area 3300-block of Shaughnessy Street, opposite Chester Place More than an acre in size, with a forested trail circuit, enclosed small-dog area, seating and parking. Open 6 am - 11 pm.

Downtown Dog Off-leash Area Maple Street at Bury Avenue About 1/3 acre in size, entirely fenced with double-gated entry, wood chip surface and seating. Street parking.

Open dawn to dusk.

Join the City’s free walking program

Lace up your sneakers, meet new friends and explore your community with Port Coquitlam Gets Walking, the City’s free walking program. The volunteer walk leaders determine the walk duration based on participant fitness levels.

Strollers and leashed dogs are welcome. Learn more and view the schedule at www.pocomotion.ca or phone 604.927.7983.

Explore the Traboulay PoCo Trail This 25-kilometre trail encircling the City is a popular recreation spot for walkers, runners, cyclists and skaters.

Accessed from many points in the community, it traverses a varied landscape and is suitable for exploring at any time of the year.

For more information, pick up a copy of the comprehensive free Traboulay PoCo Trail Guide at City facilities, or visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/parks.

1-877-952-7277

Get Active in 2014 Being physically active at least 30 minutes a day will help adults look and feel better, while improving their health.

Children need at least 60 minutes of activity a day. For ideas on getting active, go to www.pocomotion.ca or www.portcoquitlam.ca/leisureguide.

Your Christmas Tree – Chop It or Chip It! Port Coquitlam Firefighters Local 1941 will chip your tree on January 4-5, 9 am - 4 pm at #1 Fire Hall, 1725 Broadway Street for a minimum donation of $5 for the BC Professional Firefighters Burn Fund. You can also chop up your tree and place it in your green cart. For information or an instructional video, go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/green.

Help Keep our Sidewalks Safe Did you know that occupants of residential, commercial and industrial buildings must clear snow from their sidewalks as soon as possible after it snows? If you have a neighbour who is elderly or has a disability, consider clearing their sidewalks when you do your own. For more information, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/snow.

Your City. Your Budget.

Learn how you can have your say about how your tax dollars are spent at www.portcoquitlam.ca/budget.

Fun on Non-Instructional Days Check out our day camps for children and youth offered on SD43 Non-Instructional Days. Info: www.experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY (7529).

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Michelle and Brendan Hanson enjoy some active time at the Port Coquitlam Recreation Complex. “I love living in PoCo because we have lots of fun events.

Everyone is friendly and there’s no garbage on our streets! I love ice skating at our arena and swimming at our pools.”

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We’re kidding when we say it will be no fun! Ages 7-10 can enjoy music, games and activities on selected Fridays. $10 each, registration required. Info: 604.927.PLAY

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Tree chipping 9 am-4 pm, #1 Fire Hall, 1725 Broadway St.

Schools back in session (SD43)

Zumbathon 7-8:30 pm Hyde Creek 604.927.PLAY Orthodox First Quarter Christmas

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Nominate a volunteer for an award: portcoquitlam.ca/volunteer Council meeting 7 pm, City Hall

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Tree chipping 9 am-4 pm, #1 Fire Hall, 1725 Broadway St.

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SD43 Winter Break Dec 23-Jan 3 – Day camp info: www.experienceit.ca

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Robbie Burns Lunch (50+), 12:30 pm Wilson Centre 604.927.7970 Last Quarter

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No Fun Friday (7-10 yrs) 6:30 pm 604.927.PLAY / experienceit.ca Chinese New Year

A Year of Art A new season of art exhibits opens January 16 at Leigh Square. There’s something new every month! Info: portcoquitlam.ca/leighsquare.

Renew your Dog Licence Online Dog licence renewals are due March 3, and all dogs six months and older must have a licence. Get a $15 discount if you renew in January or February! Go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/online to renew online. For info about City services for dogs, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/dogs.

Downtown Rec Centre Planning Watch for opportunities in 2014 to provide input on the redevelopment of 15 acres of City land, including the Rec Complex site.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/recplan.

Get Prepared at Free City Courses The City offers free one-day emergency preparedness courses to help residents learn to survive on their own for 72 hours after a disaster. The next session is March 1. Register at 604.927.5461 or visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep for info.

BC Stop Bullying Day: Feb 26 Each year, Port Coquitlam supports BC Stop Bullying Day with public education, activities and by wearing pink shirts. Our youth centres are also bully-free zones.

Info: www.pocoyouth.com.

Sunday Coffee Concerts Join us February 9 and 23 and March 9 at Terry Fox Theatre to enjoy a range of top musicians – gospel, jazz, latin, world, classical and more. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/leighsquare.

Youth Drop-in Gym at Hyde Creek Drop by the Hyde Creek gym Fridays and Saturdays 7-10 pm, January 10-June 14 and September 19-November 29. $2 each or free with YAC card ($10 per year).

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Luc Preville and Moxie enjoy one of Port Coquitlam’s two off-leash areas for dogs. What the Previlles love about Port Coquitlam: “We bike and walk our puppy.

We love our friendly neighbourhood. And we love spending time at and supporting PoCo activities and festivals!”

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Chinese New Year Lunch (50+) PJ Family Storytime 6:45-7:15 pm 12:30 pm Wilson Centre Terry Fox Library 604.927.7999 604.927.7970 First Quarter

Inline hockey registration begins 604.927.PLAY

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National Burn Awareness Week Feb 2-8 – Burn prevention tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire

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Family Day programs 604.927.PLAY BC Family Day

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Did you know that scalds are the most common source of burn injuries for children? Hot liquids – not fire – are the most common causes of burns to young children. About 90% of hot water burns happen at home, and 65% of those occur in the bathroom. Learn more about burn prevention at www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Place food scraps in your green cart or backyard composter to help send less to the landfill. More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/green

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Stroke for Hearts swim-a-thon 7 am-9 pm 604.927.7946 Swim, Movie, Pizza (7-12 yrs) 6:30 pm 604.927.PLAY / experienceit.ca Full Moon Valentines Day

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School’s Out Camps: experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY SD43 Non-Instructional Day

Teen swim-a-thon 6:30-9:30 pm 604.927.7946 Wilson Centre Healthy Living Fair 10 am-3 pm National Flag of Canada Day

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Heritage Week Feb 17-23 – www.pocoheritage.org

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Heritage Week Feb 17-23 Celebrate our City’s heritage!

Find out what’s in store at www.pocoheritage.org or drop by the Heritage Centre at Leigh Square.

Nominate a Volunteer!

Help recognize the dedicated volunteers in our community with a nomination for a Port Coquitlam Volunteer Recognition Award. Nominations close March 11.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/volunteer.

Don’t Be a Bear Target The arrival of spring means bears are emerging from hibernation and looking for a quick meal. Keep bears away by securing waste and other attractants, and only setting out carts at the curb from 5:30-7:30 am on collection day. For more tips, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/bears.

Spring Break Camps Two weeks of spring break means two weeks of fun! We offer full-day and halfday camps for children and youth. Info:: www.experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY.

Check Your Smoke Alarm on Mar 9 Don’t forget to inspect, clean and vacuum your smoke alarm and change the batteries every time the clocks change.

Only a working smoke alarm saves lives.

More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Join in Earth Hour on Mar 29 Pull out the flashlight and turn off all lights and non-essential appliances on March 29, 8:30-9:30 pm.

Access Your Utility Bill Online and More Through MyPortCoquitlam, you can now access your utility and tax bills online, get your bills electronically, see past billings, renew dog licences and more. For more information, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/online in 2014.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Jon Adams enjoys volunteering for the Spirit Committee and other worthwhile causes. What Jon loves about Port Coquitlam: “I have lived in PoCo every day of my life! It has great geography with amazing trails and beauty. The people are friendly, diverse and have a great sense of community.”

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LIVING GREEN TIP Turn off lights and other electronics when they’re not being used. More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/green

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Adopt a street, park or trail and help keep Port Coquitlam clean and beautiful. Sign up on your own or with a friend. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/spot.

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Swim, Movie, Pizza 6:30 pm or Skate, Movie, Pizza 7 pm (7-12 yrs) 604.927.PLAY / experienceit.ca

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Dog licence renewals due

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Residential utility bills due 5% penalty after March 31 School back in session (SD43)

Coffee Mug Book Club 7 pm Terry Fox Library 604.927.7999

SD43 Spring Break Mar 17-28

Children and youth day camp info: www.experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY

Earth Hour: Turn off lights and any non-essential electronics 8:30-9:30 pm

City-wide Garage Sale Apr 26 Clean out your closet and turn trash into cash by participating in this annual event, which encourages the recycling and re-use of unwanted but still usable household items. Register to have your sale listed on the City website – those who sign up by April 16 will also get free advertising in the local paper. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/garagesale.

Earth Week Apr 16-22 Earth Week is a great time to start thinking green, but it’s easy to live green all year long by participating in the City of Port Coquitlam’s many earthconscious programs. For information, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/green.

Up the Creek Run Apr 13 Stay local, park on site and walk or run 5 or 10 km along the beautiful trails and dikes. Plenty of room to run in this Port Coquitlam event, which starts and ends at Hyde Creek Recreation Centre. Sign up at www.experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY.

Celebrating our Volunteers Port Coquitlam honours our volunteers each year during National Volunteer Week and with recognition events such as our annual Port Coquitlam Volunteer Recognition Awards and Tribute. Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/volunteer to learn more.

Easter Arts Celebration Families are invited to Leigh Square for a variety of Easter-themed arts and crafts, an egg hunt and more. Register at www.experienceit.ca or 604.927.PLAY.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Lynda Quan and her husband Rod Asplin check out a local garage sale with their sons Dylan and Ethan. “We love Port Coquitlam because it has many outdoor activities to offer, and it is such a diverse city in culture, people, and environment.”

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Deadline for inclusion in City-wide Garage Sale advertising portcoquitlam.ca/garagesale

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Earth Week Apr. 16-22 – Tips for living green: www.portcoquitlam.ca/green

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Gasoline Fire Safety

City Info Guide

Community Cultural Development Investment Grant deadline 604.927.7900

Gasoline powers our tools in the spring and summer.

Avoid injuries and fires with safe handling practices such as: • Always store gasoline in an approved container.

• Never leave a container of gas in direct sun or a car trunk.

• When filling containers, fill to no more than 90% full.

More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Get the most out of your city with the City Info Guide, a practical guide to City services. Pick it up at City facilities or view it online: portcoquitlam.ca/guide.

May Day Festival: May 2-11 Enjoy a week of activities for the whole family at the City’s 91st May Day Festival.

Events include the Rotary May Day Parade, community block party, heritage events and the Mother’s Day in Lions Park picnic. For more details, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/mayday.

May Day Mile: May 10 Join in this free run for all ages along the Rotary May Day Parade route in celebration of Move for Health Day. Info: www.pocomotion.ca/maydaymile.

Youth Week: May 1-7 Port Coquitlam celebrates Youth Week every year with a week of events for youth, including skateboard competitions, carnivals and the Tri-City REACH Awards that recognize youth accomplishments.

Info: www.pocoyouth.com.

Emergency Preparedness Week: May 4-10 The City’s Emergency Program will set up booths at the City’s May Day celebrations as part of national Emergency Preparedness Week. Visit us and learn how to be prepared for any type of emergency.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep.

Open Air Burning Open Air Burning is only permitted in Port Coquitlam from October to May in agricultural zones, and requires a permit.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Sign Up for Summer Programs Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/leisureguide to check out our day camps plus summer programs for all ages and interests.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Lynn Stewart (left) celebrates Mother’s Day with her mom Ann Pratt and daughter Kayla Stewart at Lions Park. “Three generations live in Port Coquitlam.

Grandma (Ann) is continually volunteering here. The Rivers & Trails Festival is one of our favourites as it celebrates the place we love to live!”

Easy ways to watch your waste-line: • Make it fun! Get the whole family involved.

• Get organized! Set up handy sorting bins.

• Shop smart! Reduce bags and packaging.

• Make it easy! Place bins where you need them.

• Sort it right! Use your blue and green carts.

More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/wasteloss

PORT COQUITLAM

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2014 Waste Guide & Collection Schedule

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Collection Zone Map

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Where does it go?

Clean Paper, Plastic, Tins

See back of this pull-out insert to find out what goes into each cart and where else to properly dispose of unwanted items.

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Watch for our new smartphone app in 2014 to view collection schedule details for your address, integrate the collection schedule into your calendar, get alerts by email, text or Twitter, and more!

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Change the size of my cart: Contact 604.927.5420 or engineering@portcoquitlam.ca, or download a Change of Service form from www.portcoquitlam.ca/wastecollection.

Set up a multi-family complex recycling or green cart program: Call 604.927.5420 for recycling enquiries or 604.927.5267 for green cart enquiries.

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Don’t be a bear target!

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More and more bears are being spotted throughout our city, drawn by human food sources. Help protect your home and neighbourhood:

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• Only put carts on the street from 5:30-7:30 am on collection day and secure them again by 7 pm.

• Secure your garbage and green waste.

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Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/bears for more info.

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Blue Cart – Recycling Biweekly pickup

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Biweekly pickup: Dec 3 - May 5 Weekly pickup: May 6 - Dec 2

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*Broken glass reduces the revenue potential of recycling.

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*These bags hinder the composting process for our service provider.

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Pet waste Construction or renovation materials Electronics or small appliances Hazardous materials Medical or special waste No pet waste Recyclables Yard or garden trimmings Batteries of any kind

Disposal Options Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/recyclingdirectory for more info about these and other disposal options.

Appliances (small) and power tools • Salvation Army Thrift Store (Elgin Ave. location), Coquitlam Return-It Depot • Visit www.electrorecycle.ca for other locations.

Batteries: • Non-rechargeable: Happy Stans Recycling, The Source, Home Depot, Staples Business Depot, Rona, IKEA • Rechargeable: Happy Stans Recycling, The Source, Home Depot, Staples Business Depot, IKEA, Rona • Auto: Biggar Bottle Depot, Happy Stans Recycling, Canadian Tire, Wastech – Coquitlam Transfer Station & Recycling Depot Beverage containers (refundable), milk cartons, tetra paks: • Biggar Bottle Depot, Coquitlam Return-It Depot, Changes Recycling Centre (no alcohol containers) Construction materials: • Wastech – Coquitlam Transfer Station & Recycling Depot • Wastech – Coquitlam Construction Recycling and Yard Trimmings Facility (wood waste, green/yard waste only) • Happy Stans Recycling (verify first: 604.464.0242) Electronics: • Happy Stans Recycling, Lougheed Return-It Depot, Salvation Army Thrift Store (Elgin Ave. location) Glass (non-refundable): • City glass depots: Safeway, parking lot at Wilson Ave. and Donald St., Home Depot, Mohawk Gas Station (2469 Lougheed Hwy.), Coopers Foods, Hyde Creek Recreation Centre and Port Coquitlam Recreation Complex • Wastech – Coquitlam Transfer Station & Recycling Depot Household hazardous liquids • Biggar Bottle Depot – no charge: household paint, pesticides, flammable liquids, car batteries, aerosols, paint thinner and solvent. Paint and chemicals must be in original containers with labels intact.

Light bulbs • Fluorescent tubes/bulbs, LED, incandescent: Happy Stans Recycling, Rona, Canadian Tire Medical waste • Diabetic syringes (must purchase container): Pharmasave, People’s Drug Mart • Unused/expired medications: Pharmasave, People’s Drug Mart, Safeway, Wilson Pharmacy Miscellaneous items, appliances and bulky items • Wastech – Coquitlam Transfer Station & Recycling Depot – appliances, bulky items, garbage, recyclables (no charge), car batteries, scrap metal, oil filters, propane tanks etc.

• Happy Stans Recycling – appliances, scrap metal,

computers, hot water tanks (verify first: 604.464.0242) Pet waste: • You can flush dog and cat feces (not kitty litter), or compost it in a special pet waste composter. Visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/dogs for more options.

Styrofoam / polystyrene: • Foam Only Tires: • Unlimited Tire Team, Big O Tires, Fountain Tire, Costco, Canadian Tire, Kal Tire, Yanko Tire and Automotive

MAY 2014 Sunday Stay Connected It’s easy to stay connected with your city. Check out the article at the front of this calendar or visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/ connected.

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Is your name on the voter’s list for the civic elections on November 15? Confirm at 604.927.5421.

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Coffee Mug Book Club 7 pm Terry Fox Library 604.927.7999 Council meeting 7 pm, City Hall

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May Day Festival May 2-11 – www.portcoquitlam.ca/mayday Emergency Preparedness Week May 4-10 – www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep

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PJ Family Storytime 6:45-7:15 pm Terry Fox Library 604.927.7999

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Green Yard Care It’s easy to create an attractive, healthy and easy-to-maintain lawn and garden without using cosmetic pesticides, which are banned in Port Coquitlam. Learn about green yard care techniques at www.portcoquitlam.ca/yardcare.

Port Coquitlam Farmers Market Join us Thursdays from 3 to 7 pm for the Farmers Market in Leigh Square from June 5 to September 25. Enjoy everything that can be made, baked or grown, from produce and plants to baked goods, crafts, preserves and spices – plus entertainment, children’s activities and more. More info: www.haneyfarmersmarket.org.

Why Wait in Line? Pay Online!

Annual property taxes are due July 2.

Avoid the line and save time by paying online with your bank. Make sure to check out MyPortCoquitlam to access your bills, link to your Homeowner Grant, renew dog licences and more.

For more information, go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/online in 2014.

Bike Month June is Bike Month! Explore your community on two wheels and enjoy the benefits to your health and the environment. For cycling safety tips, trail maps and other helpful resources, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/cycling.

Book a Picnic Shelter Planning an event? Picnic shelters can be reserved at Lions Park, Settlers Park and Peace Park. Call 604.927.7903 to book a shelter, and learn more about these parks at www.portcoquitlam.ca/parks.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Ed and Jo-Ann Perrault use green gardening techniques when working in their backyard. What they love about Port Coquitlam: “We have good memories of our family growing in Port Coquitlam, along with the City itself. We’ve seen good development here.”

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LIVING GREEN TIP Riding your bike to work, school or to run errands is a great way to reduce greenhouse gases. More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/green

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EP Field Day Help make radio contact around the world at this emergency preparedness radio demo, non-stop from 5 pm Friday to noon Sunday.

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BC Seniors’ Week June 1-7 – www.portcoquitlam.ca/wilsoncentre or 604.927.7970

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Canada Day: July 1 Celebrate Canada Day at two locations in Port Coquitlam. Start at Lions Park with a pancake breakfast and fishing derby, then continue to Castle Park for cake, entertainment, displays, children’s activities, food and evening fireworks.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/canadaday.

Summer in the City The annual Summer in the City Festival of Arts, Entertainment and Culture features Cinema Under the Stars, Music in the Park, Village Vibe, art exhibits and more. Check the calendar for dates or go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/leighsquare.

Don’t Waste a Drop!

Follow the sprinkling regulations June 1 to Sept. 30 by sprinkling from 4-9 am only on Mon, Wed and Sat for evennumbered homes, and on Tue, Thu and Sun for odd-numbered homes. Details at www.portcoquitlam.ca/sprinkling.

More tips: • Turn off the tap when not in use.

• Sweep patios rather than use the hose.

• Do full loads in the washing machine and dishwasher.

It’s that Time of Year Again Protect yourself from mosquitoes and the West Nile Virus. Know the 4 Ds: • DRAIN standing water • DRESS appropriately • DUSK/DAWN take extra care • DEFEND against mosquitoes by using repellents wisely www.portcoquitlam.ca/mosquito

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

The McKeddie family enjoys an outing to the Port Coquitlam Farmers Market. What they love best about Port Coquitlam: “The atmosphere in our neighbourhood is amazing and many of our neighbours are like family to us. The trees, central location and beautiful mountain views just add to the charm.”

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Cool off this summer at our outdoor pools and wading pools. View schedules and pricing at portcoquitlam.ca/pools.

Invite Port Coquitlam fire crews to your neighbourhood or block party! Book a visit at 604.927.5466 or email fire@portcoquitlam.ca.

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Explore the Trails See the best of the community by exploring the City’s extensive trail network, including the 25-km Traboulay PoCo Trail. Check out the trail map at the front of this calendar, pick up a brochure or visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/parks.

Downtown Car Show: Aug 17 The Port Coquitlam Business Improvement Association hosts this annual event, which brings hundreds of collector cars, displays, entertainment, children’s activities and more to the City’s downtown each year. Runs from 10 am to 6 pm. Info: www.pocobia.com.

Beat the Heat The City has developed a plan and resources to help citizens stay healthy during heat waves. Learn more at www.portcoquitlam.ca/heat.

Cinema Under the Stars Pack up the family, a blanket or chairs and enjoy a free movie under the stars at a local park. For movies and showtimes, go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/leighsquare.

Help Eliminate Auto Theft (HEAT) Help our Community Policing volunteers turn up the HEAT. Make your vehicle less attractive to thieves by always removing valuables from sight and locking your vehicle. Info: 604.927.2383.

Register for Fall Programs Get fit or learn something new with Port Coquitlam Parks & Recreation. There’s something for everyone! Check out www.portcoquitlam.ca/leisureguide.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Claire and David Pinkett take a stroll on the Traboulay PoCo Trail through Colony Farm. What they love about Port Coquitlam: “The sense of community, the friendliness of the people and being close to nature, such as Colony Farm.”

AUGUST 2014 Sunday

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LIVING GREEN TIP

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Rivers & Trails Festival: Sept 28 Help celebrate Port Coquitlam’s rivers and trails at events at Lions and Peace Parks. Both feature children’s activities, entertainment, displays and more. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/events.

Be Safe on the Roads As the days grow shorter, watch for children along our roadways. If you are walking or cycling, make sure you can be seen by drivers. More road safety tips: www.icbc.com/road-safety.

Staying Safe in the Kitchen The kitchen can be a busy place as kids and parents return to school and work. Never leave hot liquids or food unattended or at the edge of a table or counter where they could be knocked down, turn pot handles to the back of the stove, and always take care when handling hot items. More tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Is Your Child Getting 60 a Day? Children need 60 minutes of physical activity every day to be healthy and focused. The City’s after-school programs are an easy way for children to get the daily activity they need. For details, visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/leisureguide.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Barbara Ann Bell participates in the annual Terry Fox Hometown Run in Port Coquitlam, one of many community events that take place throughout the year in the City. What she loves about Port Coquitlam: “It’s a fun place with fun people.”

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Get Prepared

Join Wilson Centre

Prepare your family for a major disaster by signing up for a free emergency preparedness course this fall at 604.927.5461. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep.

Age 50 or better? Get active and meet new friends at Wilson Centre.

Info: 604.927.7970 or www.portcoquitlam.ca/ wilsoncentre, or drop by!

Know the Fireworks Regulations A fireworks show can be a fun neighbourhood activity, but it can also cause serious injury and property damage. To limit the risk, the City has banned the sale of fireworks and has established regulations for how they can be used. For info, call 604.927.5466 or visit www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

ShakeOut BC Earthquake Drill: Oct 16 Make sure to drop, cover and hold on at 10:16 am on October 16 as part of ShakeOut BC. This province-wide earthquake drill is designed to prepare residents for an earthquake wherever they are: at home, school, work or on the road.

Info www.portcoquitlam.ca/ep.

Are You Watching Your Waste-Line?

Waste Reduction Week from October 21 to 27 is a great time to think about what you could do to reduce your waste yearround. For example, are you recycling your food scraps by placing them in your green cart or a backyard composter? You can also put your Halloween pumpkin and unwanted candy in your green cart.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/wasteloss.

Halloween Howl Family Fun: Oct 25 Bring the family down to Hyde Creek Recreation Centre from 1-6 pm for some Halloween fun, including swimming, a carnival and haunted house. Ticket info: 604.927.PLAY.

Youth Drop-in Gym at Hyde Creek Drop by the Hyde Creek gym Fridays and Saturdays from 7-10 pm, September 19 to November 29. $2 each or free with your YAC card ($10 per year).

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Michelle and Don MacRae and their children Aaron, Austin, Woodson and Ashley pick out pumpkins to get ready for Halloween. Michelle says: “I love teaching my kids about PoCo Pride and what it means to be from PoCo. I love all the events and festivals. I love our rivers, trails and sense of community.�

OCTOBER 2014 Sunday Volunteer for a City Commitee or Board Sign up this month for a spot on a variety of City committees and boards: www.portcoquitlam.ca/ committee.

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Fire Prevention Week Fire & Emergency Services plans a variety of activities to educate families about fire safety during Fire Prevention Week each year. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Remembrance Day Service: Nov. 11 Port Coquitlam honours those who have sacrificed for our nation with an indoor service at Wilson Centre from 9:30 to 10:30 am, followed by a parade of veterans and Royal Canadian Legion branch 133 members to a Remembrance Service at 11 am in Veterans Park at City Hall. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/events.

Vote on Nov 15 - It Counts!

Municipal elections will be held Saturday November 15, 8 am-8 pm. Help select the Mayor, Councillors and School Trustees who will make important decisions about our community. Advance voting, polling locations or other info: 604.927.5421 or www.portcoquitlam.ca/elections.

Hyde Creek Salmon Festival: Nov 16 Learn about salmon and enjoy displays, children’s activities, hatchery tours and more from 10 am to 3 pm at this annual event, co-hosted by the Hyde Creek Watershed Society and City of Port Coquitlam. Info: www.hydecreek.org.

Christmas in Leigh Square: Nov 29 Join us as we kick off the holiday season!

Enjoy the lighting of City Hall and Leigh Square, music, a visit from Santa and more.

Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/events.

Planning a Renovation?

Getting a building permit before you build or alter a structure in Port Coquitlam is not only required by law, but it also ensures your project is safe and meets code requirements. For faster service, apply during the winter months. Call 604.927.5444 or drop by the City Hall Annex at #200-2564 Shaughnessy Street.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Port Coquitlam cadet Joshua London pays tribute to those who have sacrificed for our nation. Why he likes living in Port Coquitlam: “I like playing on sports teams in and out of school, and that everything is walking distance. There are also great parks and trails along the river.”

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Fall Back – and Maintain Your Smoke Alarm!

Help prevent flooding by cleaning leaves and debris from catchbasin grates.

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When you set your clock back on November 2, make sure to inspect, clean and vacuum your alarm and change the batteries.

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The Spirit of the Season Port Coquitlam offers a number of events to help you and your family get into the holiday spirit, including Breakfast with Santa and Skate with Santa. For info, go to www.portcoquitlam.ca/events or call 604.927.PLAY.

Be Safe Over the Holidays Extra precautions are needed over the holidays because of combustible materials such as Christmas trees, ornaments and wrapping paper and heat sources such as lights, extension cords and candles. Tips: www.portcoquitlam.ca/fire.

Extra Holiday Collections In response to resident requests, the City is providing additional waste collection before and during the holidays. Make sure to check the schedule for pickups in your zone, as they may differ from your schedule at other times of the year.

Help Keep our Sidewalks Safe Sidewalks covered in snow and ice are hazardous for all pedestrians – and especially those with mobility issues, such as seniors. It is the responsibility of all property owners and occupants to clear ice and snow from bordering sidewalks within 10 hours of a snowfall. Info: www.portcoquitlam.ca/snow.

Winter Break Programs Don’t stay at home over the winter break – join in one of the fun day camps offered by Parks & Recreation! Register at 604.927.PLAY or www.experienceit.ca.

FACES OF PORT COQUITLAM

Francisco and Blanca Berlanga and their children Patricia, Cecilia, Luis, Francisco and Mariana enjoy a festive dinner. “Port Coquitlam is a diverse city that welcomed my family and became our new hometown. It was home to one of the greatest Canadians and combines a serene environment with close proximity to other cities.”

DECEMBER 2014 Sunday City Hall Holiday Closure City Hall closes at 2 pm on December 24 and re-opens on January 2.

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Important Contacts

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Emergency contacts In the event of a major disaster or emergency in our community, tune your radio to CKNW 980 AM for emergency instructions. Information specific to Port Coquitlam will be broadcast at regular intervals.

POLICE, FIRE AND AMBULANCE EMERGENCY USE ONLY

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City departments and community contacts ACCOUNTS PAYABLE 604.927.5431 BUILDING PERMITS & INSPECTIONS 604.927.5444 24-hour Inspection Request Line 604.927.5445 BUSINESS LICENCES 604.927.5238 BYLAW ENFORCEMENT 604.927.5440 CEMETERY SERVICES 604.927.5251 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER 604.927.5410 CITY COUNCIL & MAYOR 604.927.5410 CITY HALL (2580 Shaughnessy Street) 604.927.5411 CORPORATE OFFICER (City Clerk) 604.927.5421 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES (#200-2564 Shaughnessy St) Planning Division 604.927.5442 Building Division 604.927.5444 DOG LICENCES 604.927.5425 ENGINEERING & OPERATIONS Engineering Division (#200-2564 Shaughnessy St) 604.927.5420 Transportation and traffic (lane closures), engineering permits Operations Division (1737 Broadway St) 604.927.5496 Garbage/recycling/green carts, drainage and flood 604.927.5488 control, sanitary sewer and water systems, roads and lanes, sidewalks, street lights, traffic signals EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 604.927.5460 COORDINATOR FINANCE Accounts Payable 604.927.5431 Property Taxes, Water/Sewer Payments 604.927.5425 Purchasing 604.927.5430 FIRE & EMERGENCY SERVICES #1 Fire Hall / Administration (1725 Broadway St) #2 Fire Hall (3196 Toronto St) Emergency calls only 9.1.1 Non-emergency / Administration 604.927.5466

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