Communications and Public Engagement
Communications and Public Engagement
Communications • Phone: 604-820-3732 • Fax: 604-826-1363
The District of Mission’s office of Communications and Public Engagement is responsible for connecting with the community to help grow a more prosperous, livable city of Mission. Staff and Council are committed to involving the people they serve in the decisions that affect them. We want your diverse opinions and experiences so that a broader array of information is available to decision makers.The office is also responsible for media relations, digital content, social media and crisis communications.
Media Contact
Taryn Hubbard
Manager, Communications and Public Engagement
604-820-3732
thubbard@mission.ca
Latest News
Mayor Pamela Alexis is taking a leave of absence
Mayor Pam Alexis is taking a leave of absence from her duties at the District of Mission.
District Statement on Waterfront Newspaper Article
The District would like to add context and address several omissions presented in the Mission Record’s “Waterfront-gate” article dated September 24, 2020.
Mission Council Releases Comprehensive “Report to Mission”
District of Mission Council has released a Report to Mission, a comprehensive document and public address that highlights the District’s progress in key areas benefiting Mission.
Council Takes Next Step on Mission’s Waterfront
Mission, BC—District of Mission Council has approved an amendment to Mission’s Official Community Plan that defines the waterfront comprehensive planning area—a first step that will lead to future area planning guided by input from residents, landowners, businesses...
Public Consultation Launched for District-wide Tree Management Bylaw
The public is invited to give their feedback on a proposed Tree Management Bylaw.
Mission Waterfront Updates and Clarifications
Recent statements on social media regarding the future of Mission’s waterfront area contain misinformation that must be clarified in order to keep residents and stakeholders connected, engaged and up-to-date on the latest information impacting their community.
New Program for Neighbourhood Emergency Support Teams Launches
The Neighbourhood Emergency Support Teams (NEST) is organized by Mission’s Emergency Support Services (ESS) department, and works to identify the skills and resources useful in a disaster while organizing households in a structured way to respond safely to issues ranging from medical emergencies, uncontrolled fires, sustenance or communications.
Cooling Centres to Open in Mission
As the summer continues, four temporary cooling centres will be available to provide relief for residents when the temperature reaches 29°C.
Tell Us How We’re Doing in a Survey
MISSION, BC—The District of Mission is asking for feedback from the community to help shape its plans for 2021 in the annual Citizen Satisfaction Survey. The short online survey seeks to understand the community’s priorities and opinions on the services the District...
Mission Spray Park Emergency Incident and Closure
Earlier today the District of Mission closed the spray park located at the Mission Leisure Centre following an incident that required emergency care for children and staff. "Everyone at the District of Mission is shocked that a terrible incident involving children...