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2020 News & Information

Richmond goes online to showcase 2020 capital projects

12 August 2020

Better transit access, crucial water management upgrades and facility infrastructure improvements are just a few of the interesting capital projects people can explore without leaving the comfort of their home.

The City of Richmond’s popular Capital Projects Highlights showcase has gone digital, providing a convenient online method to view the many on-going and upcoming capital projects taking place across the City.

Capital Projects Highlights 2020

The public is invited to visit bit.ly/RmdCapitalProjects and start exploring some of the major projects taking place to advance the City’s strategies including sustainability and safety while building a stronger, more resilient community.

Usually presented in a popular, interactive open house at City Hall, this year’s online highlights share the same level of information by using existing City technology – LetsTalkRichmond.ca and the City’s geographic information system (GIS.)

Visitors can view projects on interactive maps of Richmond or in lists of project names. Simply click on the projects of interest and a concise summary appears with photos and some with video.

Projects are categorized into five sections: transportation, parks, engineering and public works, buildings and public art (associated with capital projects). Visitors can find key information and ask questions online (until Wednesday, September 30, 2020) or contact the project lead directly to find out more about specific highlights or the City’s capital project strategy.

Projects highlighted include:

  • Engineering and Public Works
    • Dike
    • Pump stations
    • Neighbourhood drainage
  • Parks
    • Minoru Park lakes
    • Alexander Park (above the Alexander District Energy Utility)
  • Transportation
    • Multi-use pathways
    • Transit stop improvements and pedestrian connections
  • Buildings
    • Richmond Ice Centre
    • Gateway Theatre
  • Public Art associated with capital projects throughout the City at
    •  pump stations
    • fire halls
    • heritage and recreation facilities

Visit bit.ly/RmdCapitalProjects to get started.

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