In Pitt Meadows, we enjoy beautiful natural surroundings that allow us to appreciate nature right at our doorstep. Residents are able to participate in a variety of outdoor activities at the parks and trails throughout our city.
Stay connected and participate in community events held throughout the year. Let's keep Pitt Meadows "The Natural Place" we know and love!
![]() Photo: Adam Breckels | Environmental Inventory & Management StrategyThis document will encompass areas of the environment such as natural capital protection, flood protection and/or mitigation, and water conservation. |
![]() Photo: Timothy DeNomie | Zero Waste CampaignsLet's reduce waste in landfills! Check out these resources to encourage a change in our approach to generating waste. |
![]() | Electric Vehicle Charging StationsPitt Meadows has two electric vehicle charging stations! Electric vehicle owners can drive with confidence in Pitt Meadows knowing charging facilities are close by. Located at City Hall (12007 Harris Road), these charging stations are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and currently provided free of charge, offering electric vehicle drivers extended travel options and peace of mind. The City of Pitt Meadows is proud to support the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by promoting the use of electric vehicles. These stations are equipped with ChargePoint Network connectivity and Level 2 charging infrastructure, which means electric vehicles can recharge more quickly than from a traditional power outlet. Download our brochure for additional information on electric vehicles. |
![]() | Anti-Idling at Train CrossingsIdling vehicles in Pitt Meadows contribute to climate change and negatively impact our local air quality. In order to reduce idling and help promote environmental sustainability, the City’s Anti-Idling Policy limits idling for municipal vehicles and equipment. The City is also asking local motorists to avoid unnecessary idling, especially while waiting at a train crossing. Please help keep our air clean by turning off your engine. Best Practices
Idling Myths and Facts: MYTH: Idling uses less gas than restarting the engine. MYTH: Idling warms the engine. Learn more at Idle Free BC. |
![]() | Climate Action CommunityThe joint Provincial-UBCM Green Communities Committee (GCC) has established the multi-level Climate Action Recognition Program as a way of acknowledging the progress and efforts being taken by local government leaders as they work to achieve their climate goals. |
![]() Photo: Douglas Miller | Climate ActionClimate Action Revenue Incentive Program (CARIP) is a conditional grant program that provides funding to local governments in their efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and move forward with achieving their climate action goals. |
![]() | Adopt-A-ProgramCity of Pitt Meadows is pleased to have partnered with the Alouette River Management Society (ARMS) in its first year of Adopt A Trail Pilot Program in our community. Help keep your neighborhood clean and beautiful by adopting your favorite place in Pitt Meadows! Sign up for this FREE program. Priority areas for adoption: Parkside Trail - Somerset Park - Hoffmann Park - Bonson Park - Harris Trail For more information, please contact Sophie at ARMS adoptablock@alouetteriver.org or call 604.463.9699 |
![]() | Earth DayIn celebration of Earth Day, the City of Pitt Meadows Parks team is inviting the community to join them in planting trees at Mitchell Park on April 21 & 22, 2022. To learn more about the event, visit pittmeadows.ca/parksprojects. |