Princeton, B.C. mayor ‘optimistic’ town will receive financial assistance soon
The community remains under a boil water advisory, for which Princeton’s mayor Spencer Coyne said there is no timeline as to when that will be lifted.
“Our DFA is for our infrastructure that has been damaged by the atmospheric river and the flooding that occurred because of it,” said Coyne.Princeton, B.C. battling the weather amid flood cleanup – Dec 8, 2021 “We are optimistic that we are going to see some funding not just through DFA but through the provincial government. Things are moving a little faster than they have been in the past,” said Coyne.“There were about 30 of us in the meeting and we all met with Minister Blair and Minister Farnworth about funding and about what we needed and that was a consistent message from all of us is that the funding needed to come through faster.
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