2024-2025 Capital Program

Renewing City infrastructure is a key focus in Port Coquitlam's $62.5-million 2024-2025 capital program, which also supports a variety of other community priorities such as public safety, a diverse housing supply, healthy and active lifestyles, a strong local economy, and a thriving, welcoming downtown.

The overall focus of the capital program continues to be getting the basics right, with investments in the core municipal services that residents and businesses rely on.

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2024 Capital Plan Highlights

Budget: $33 million

Leigh square in front of Port Coquitlam's city hall. The square is illuminated with colourful lights.

Completion of Leigh Square upgrades

Aerial view of green soccer pitch.

Start of construction on Gates Park soccer hub

Construction workers doing road work.

Neighbourhood road paving and utility upgrades

Aerial view of a roundabout.

Sidewalks, pedestrian safety and traffic calming

Port Coquitlam aerial view.

Resources for the Official Community Plan to support housing

Port Coquitlam aerial view. The sun is setting in the background.

Challenging 6.5-km loop trail: Mary Hill to ƛ̓éxətəm Regional Park

Outdoor pool behind a black chainlink fence.

Upgrades to Routley Wading Pool

Wooden bridge crossing over a small creek.

Maple Creek Drainage Upgrades

2025 Capital Plan Highlights

Budget: $29.5 million

Road with traffic cones and signage indicating road closure.

Neighbourhood road and utility upgrades

Pedestrian crossing leading to a trail path.

Sidewalks, pedestrian safety and traffic calming

Random abandoned items left near shrubs and bushes.

Upgrades to Maple Creek Drainage Pump Station

Aerial view of apartment buildings. There are multiple city blocks with buildings on them.

Kingsway Avenue improvements and other roadworks

Empty outdoor pool. There is a chain-linked fence in the background.

Upgrades to Sun Valley Pool

Children playing in playground.

Playground and park amenity enhancements

Rural road flanked by trees.

Trail network expansion and upgrades

Woman driving municipal dump truck.

Fleet replacements to ensure continuing service

The capital budget’s two-year format, introduced in 2017, facilitates long-term planning and more competitive pricing in the tendering process. The capital plan is reviewed and updated each year based on emerging issues and priorities.

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