Peace River and Manning get flood repair funds

Two Peace Region communities are getting provincial grants to reduce their risk of damage from future floods.

The Town of Peace River has received $2.3 million for repairs to Pat’s Creek culvert to contain flood waters.

Meanwhile, the Town of Manning has received $270,000 to replace some failed water and gas lines and protect them from any future earth movement.

Overall, more than $70 million has been announced as part of the first round of funding for the Alberta Community Resiliency Program.

16 municipalities that were most impacted by the 2013 floods or face a significant future flood risk are included.

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