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Trail to investigate Gulch safety improvements

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The City of Trail and the Ministry of Transportation will discuss ways to make Rossland Avenue safer for pedestrians.

Trail considers tackling graffiti on private property

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
It follows a motion passed last week by city council at the request of councillor Nick Cashol, who has suggested a voluntary program that allows a third party to help property owners whose buildings have been tagged.

Trail wants former downtown gas station site dealt with

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
Trail city council says it's high time something was done with a vacant gas station site at 705 Victoria Street.

Bumpouts suggested as Trail crosswalk safety solution

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The best bet for improving safety at a crosswalk on Highway 3B near the Colombo Lodge in Trail would be to add bumpouts as part of a larger traffic reconfiguration, city council has been told.

Trail agrees to study amalgamation with Warfield

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The two municipalities are now expected to sign a memorandum of understanding that outlines administrative details. 

Trail planning to remove riverside encampment

Housing Greg Nesteroff -
The City of Trail is expected to remove an encampment along the Columbia River shoreline near Riverside Avenue.

Nick Cashol running for mayor of Trail

Elections Greg Nesteroff -
Cashol, who was elected to council in 2022, becomes the second declared candidate for the position.

Trail council agrees to study dog park options

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The City of Trail will dust off a survey from 2021 as it revisits options for creating an off-leash dog park.

Dog park back on Trail council’s radar

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
Five years after it was initially proposed, Trail city council is again considering the idea of an off-leash dog park.

Trail may revisit Colombo Lodge crosswalk lights

City of Trail My Kootenay Now -
A motion to be debated this month would invite Ministry of Transportation staff to explain why they think the crosswalk doesn't need lights.

Trail council to debate support for overdose prevention site

Addictions Greg Nesteroff -
Trail city council is expected to discuss whether it supports establishing an overdose prevention site in the community.

Trail won’t install crosswalk lights outside Colombo Lodge

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The City of Trail won't illuminate the crosswalk outside the Colombo Lodge in the Gulch anytime soon due to the cost.

Trail won’t give Teck a tax break in 2026

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The company has approached the city about reducing the amount it pays, which sits at 60 per cent of total municipal tax revenue. Teck would like to get that down to 50 per cent over the next decade.

Trail considers beefing up downtown security

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
The City of Trail will look at creating a seven-day-per-week "community safety patrol."

Trail considering in-house building inspection

City of Trail Greg Nesteroff -
City council heard that Trail is expected to pay about $340,000 this year to the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary for the service.

Trail Skills Centre seeks lifeline in face of cuts

Labour Greg Nesteroff -
The Trail Skills Centre says it's still fighting to stay alive but city council has narrowly voted against providing the organization with any financial help for now.
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