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RDNO News & Notices
- Water Notice
Please be advised that we have a main break at 3404 - 35 Street and crews are working on it. The water is shut off and will be off for approximately 4 to 5 hours, which effects properties on 35…
- Media Release
The RDNO is rolling out exciting changes in dog licensing. The RDNO has partnered with the company, DocuPet to launch a new licensing system that will provide pet owners with a more convenient and…
- Media Release
The Regional District of North Okanagan will host a webinar tomorrow, Wednesday, October 7, at 2:00 p.m. about their ReTHINK Waste grant program. The information session will give viewers a clear…
- Media Release
The RDNO is set to reopen the northern section of the Okanagan Rail Trail before the Thanksgiving long weekend that begins on October 10, 2020. Before it can reopen, however, the full closure will…
- Media Release
On Wednesday, September 23, 2020, the Greater Vernon Advisory Committee (GVAC) was tasked with considering the capital and operational funding strategies for the Cultural Centre. The funding…
- Media Release
The RDNO has extended the deadline to complete surveys and interactive mapping for multiple parks, rec and trails master plans. The public engagement period will now close on October 30, 2020. The…
- Media Release
Ahead of the busy fall season for disposing of yard and garden waste, the RDNO is sharing tips on how to keep these useable materials out of landfills. Diverting yard and garden waste from the…
- Media Release
More details have been finalized for the fall erosion mitigation work on the RDNO’s section of the Okanagan Rail Trail. Starting Monday, September 21, the section of the trail from 4km – 12.5km will…
- Media Release
The RDNO completed construction on an extension to the Kal Crystal Waters trail, which is adjacent to the Okanagan Rail Trail. The new section features stunning viewpoints of Kalamalka Lake, a…
- Media Release
Part of the reason that the Okanagan Rail Trail is so popular is that it runs alongside two emerald green lakes, Kalamalka and Wood Lake. These beautiful neighbours to the trails also cause erosion…