Projects & Initiatives

Multiple projects are underway at the District of Squamish at any time of the year. Browse through these project pages to learn more about current initiatives.

To view projects that are currently seeking public input, please visit us at LetsTalkSquamish.ca.

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Pump Station Electrical Upgrades & Generator Installations

Upgrades are required to satisfy BC Hydro current standards, work also includes the installation of new back up generators, to provide permanent backup power capabilities at Harris and Dryden drainage pump stations and Central Sanitary Lift Station.

Construction: May to November 25, 2026.

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Real Estate and Facilities Master Plan

A road map for how we will ensure our municipal facilities can serve the community over the next 25 years.

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Sanitary Lift Station Rehabilitation Program

Ongoing maintenance and upgrades to address issues and meet current standards.

Construction is anticipated to begin on June 8th, 2026, for the Brennan Park and Pemberton Lift Station

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Second Downtown Entrance

Planning for a future second vehicle crossing that will connect the new Laurelwood Road with Pemberton Avenue in Downtown Squamish

2025 – 2030 (estimated)

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Supportive and Affordable Housing - 39900 Government Road

BC Housing, Squamish Community Housing Society and Squamish Helping Hands Society, in partnership with the District of Squamish, are proposing to build approximately 165 new homes.

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Sustainable Stormwater Service Delivery Plan

Creation of a plan to effectively manage stormwater for Brackendale and Garibaldi Estates (Squamish River East and Mamquam River watersheds.)

Expected to be completed by May 2026

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Victoria Street Active Transportation Upgrades

New protected bike lanes along Victoria Street to expand important bike lane connections through Downtown.

early August through May 2026

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Wastewater Treatment Plant Outfall

Extension of the waste water treatment plant outfall downstream by 300 metres.

Targeting early 2027 - permit dependent

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Watermain Flushing

Annual Watermain Flushing began April 8 throughout Squamish.

During flushing, there may be brief periods when the water becomes cloudy, discoloured or have a mild chlorine taste, however the water remains safe to drink. If you experience these, please flush your taps by running water until clear.

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Watermain Upgrade Program 2025

Upgrading and repairing select watermains as part of the annual watermain upgrade program.

April through fall 2025

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