New Westminster City Archives

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New Westminster, BC V3M 1B6
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New Westminster City Archives serves as a vital resource for residents and visitors, offering a wide array of online services related to property taxes, utilities, permits, and community programs. The archives also provide access to historical documents and information that reflect the city's rich heritage and commitment to sustainability and community engagement.

In addition to managing essential city services such as garbage and recycling collection, parks and recreation, and emergency management, the City Archives emphasizes transparency through public notices and council meeting agendas. With a focus on accessibility and inclusivity, they actively engage with the community to promote cultural initiatives and environmental stewardship.

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