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# Streets, Sidewalks & Parking ###### #### Important Links * 2026 General Local Election: APPLICATION TO WORK AS AN ELECTION OFFICIAL * Annual Wastewater Report * 2025 Annual Report Now Available * NOTICE OF CANCELLATION - Regular Meeting of Council for Tuesday, May 26, 2026 has been cancelled * Career Opportunity: WildSafeBC Community Coordinator * Notice of Change in Meeting Time for Committee of the Whole meetings from 1:00 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. * 2026 DOI Budget Booklet * Strategic Plan Update * Community Wildfire Resiliency Plan * What is that smell? Its coming from our wastewater lagoons... #### Important Alerts No new alerts. To report a pothole or other concern regarding District streets sidewalks, email [email protected] or call the District office at 250-342-9281 or submit a complaint. In the winter months, Snow & Ice Control Operations endeavour to maintain municipal streets and sidewalks in a safe and passable condition. Snow & Ice Control services are not intended to eliminate all hazardous conditions on District streets or sidewalks at all times. They are intended to assist vehicles that are properly equipped for winter driving and being operated in consistent good winter driving habits. Snow and Ice Control Operations occur in a priority sequence, and are available on a 24-hour per day basis, 7 days a week during the winter season. For more information and a detailed breakdown of Priority Streets within the District, please refer to pages 2 and 3 of the Snow and Ice Control Policy: Snow and Ice Control Policy ## Sidewalks For sidewalks, property owners or occupiers are responsible for removing snow, ice or rubbish from the sidewalk and footpaths on a road right of way adjacent to the property owned or occupied by them within 24 hours of the accumulation. ## Parking When visiting downtown Invermere, there is street parking available throughout the town centre, and there is a large public parking area called the Lake View Parking Lot that is accessed via the alley behind 7th Avenue (back side of Bank of Montreal) or behind 13th Street (back side of the arena and BC Liquor Store). Parking is free with no time limits. Please be respectful of local businesses when using downtown street parking-- the Lake View Parking Lot is more suitable for longer term parking. Overnight parking is not permitted. ![](https://invermere.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/downtown-invermere.jpg "downtown-invermere") #### In This Section * Roads & Transportation * Transit * Electric Car Charging * Streets, Sidewalks & Parking ![](https://invermere.net/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/doi-logo-2026-5.webp) District of Invermere * 914 8th Avenue PO Box 339 Invermere, BC V0A 1K0 * 250-342-9281 * 250-342-2934 * [email protected] I Want To... * Apply for a Grant-in-aid * Get a Special Event Permit * How Can We Help * Find an Application Form * Obtain a Business Licence * Find an Event * Rent the Community Centre * Appear before Council * Write to Council * Contact the District Search What's New * The 2026 Great Scarecrow Competition & Tour October 1, 2026 * DISTRICT OF INVERMERE DECLARATION OF ELECTION BYACCLAMATION September 22, 2026 Copyright All Rights Reserved © 2025