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Subject: City Works

City Power Shovel

An image of a power shovel used by the City of Cranbrook.

Internal ID: 0008.0023
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1935

Cranbrook Fire Department Truck Being Washed

A Ford F-150 Fire Department Truck being washed by firefighter Walter "Wally" Tymchyna behind the 11th Avenue fire station. Image shows old City Works sheds.

Internal ID: 0014.0047
Medium:Photograph
Date: 1991

Cranbrook City council meeting

Cranbrook City Council meeting

Internal ID: 0042.0040
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 23rd 1926

City Tourist Park extracts

City Tourist Park extracts, Fire Dept.,Police Dept.,Mount Baker Park Joseph Creek.

Internal ID: 0042.0078
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 14th 1926

Airport Upgrades

Airport Upgrades

Internal ID: 0042.0220
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 1st 1938

City Airport

Grant made by Department of Transport to to extend and improve landing facilities at Cranbrook Airport

Internal ID: 0042.0223
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 18th 1938

Works and Electric Department Reports

Works and Electric Department Reports

Internal ID: 0042.0227
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 16th 1938

City Works Garage

Newspaper article two Cranbrook landmarks demolished in preparation of the Cranbrook Mall.

Internal ID: 0050.0020
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 27th 1966

Works Report 1930

Annual report by City Superintendent for Water, Sewers, Streets, Sidewalks, Drainage, Street Maintenance Departments of the City of Cranbrook.

Internal ID: 0050.0120
Medium:Newspaper
Date: January 29th 1931

City Council

Cranbrook City Council monthly meeting, paying of accounts due, repairs and maintenance on city services and utilities.

Internal ID: 0050.0365
Medium:Manuscript
Date: October 18th 1917

Council Reports

Minutes of council meeting, mostly dealing with idea of airport field being handed over to the city.

Internal ID: 0051.0208
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 20th 1929

New Fire Hall Plans

Reporting the acceptance by Council for new three-stall firehall.

Internal ID: 0051.0210
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 20th 1929

City Expenditures

Listing estimated expenditures and grants approved by city council for the year 1939.

Internal ID: 0051.0708
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 16th 1939

Cranbrook Cemetery

Expansion of current cemetery with ornamental natural stone wall in budget.

Internal ID: 0051.0713
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 27th 1939

Cranbrook Cemetery

Cemetery project for Cranbrook municipal works given final approval by Government.

Internal ID: 0051.0725
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 27th 1939

Cranbrook Cemetery

City Works department gives report on cemetery and airport extensions.

Internal ID: 0051.0793
Medium:Newspaper
Date: November 17th 1938

Tourist Park Interpretation

City of Cranbrook undertaking supervision of auto tourist camp grounds, with noticeable improvements.

Internal ID: 0051.0917
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 27th 1923

Tourist Park

Ongoing city works and electrical departments at cemetery, tourist park and scout hall detailed in report.

Internal ID: 0051.0957
Medium:Manuscript
Date: September 19th 1940

City Council

Detailing regular monthly meeting of Cranbrook's City Council dealing with things from war memorial plot to utilities.

Internal ID: 0052.0319
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 15th 1921

2nd Fire Hall

Cranbrook voters to decide in upcoming referendum on public works expenditure for new roads program, storm sewer program and building of a second fire hall.

Internal ID: 0052.0373
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 4th 1974

City Council Estimates

Cranbrook City Council held special session with estimates for upcoming years expenses and proposed by-laws.

Internal ID: 0052.0532
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 23rd 1922

Pool Construction

Construction of Cranbrook swimming pool, when completed, will be the largest outdoor pool in the province, other construction in Cranbrook is excavating for concrete sidewalk and widening of other sidewalks.

Internal ID: 0052.0876
Medium:Newspaper
Date: April 17th 1930

Work On Baker Park

Newspaper article reporting that Baker Park has been cleaned up, and it is a pleasent place to spent an afternoon in Cranbrook. Also states a former useless building has been converted into a summer rest house.

Internal ID: 0053.0043
Medium:Newspaper
Date: June 2nd 1927

Brewery Water Line

Cranbrook Works committee rescinds on deal to relay old brewery line as the city's legal authority questions their agreement.

Internal ID: 0053.0154
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 18th 1930

Council Meeting Report

Cranbrook City Council meeting burns midnight oil with large volume on agenda, including proposal of street lights in Slaterville, new concrete sidewalks, and closing of tourist park, playground and cemetery water facilities for the winter.

Internal ID: 0050.0612
Medium:Newspaper
Date: November 20th 1930

Gold Creek Line Finished

New pipe line on the Gold Creek diversion has been tested out thoroughly, and after strengthening a few places, every requirement has been met.

Internal ID: 0050.0723
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 23rd 1930

Cranbrook Brewing Co. Water

City Council agrees to refund Cranbrook Brewing Co. water bill through rebates on monthly water accounts.

Internal ID: 0050.0729
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 23rd 1930

Council's Work Plan

Cranbrook City Council outlines work to be done by the unemployed in relief fund projects.

Internal ID: 0050.0741
Medium:Newspaper
Date: October 30th 1930

Cranbrook Storm Sewer

6 years from start to completion, Cranbrook storm sewers final link working.

Internal ID: 0051.0741
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 7th 1935

City Council Report

Cranbrook City Council monthly meeting proved to be a lengthy session dealing with continuing freezing and thawing of water lines, sewer cave-in, icy sidewalks and extension of airport.

Internal ID: 0052.0820
Medium:Newspaper
Date: February 20th 1930

City Works - Water

Cranbrook City Council working as the water supply committee authorizes the purchase of tractor with dragline equipment to use in preliminary work for laying pipe for conveyance of Gold Creek water to the city.

Internal ID: 0052.0839
Medium:Newspaper
Date: March 6th 1930

Concrete Pipe

Cranbrooks' skating rink not to stand idle on off seasons but to be put to use as a place for making concrete pipe and will be used as an enclosure for livestock exhibit during fall fair.

Internal ID: 0052.0897
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 1st 1930

Gold Creek Pipeline

Local firm starts on construction of concrete pipe at Cranbrooks' Arena ring, which they will use as a factory during the summer, for Gold Creek water diversion.

Internal ID: 0052.0903
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 1st 1930

Unemployment

Cranbrook's unemployment remains acute due to slackness in lumbering trade, hopes of Gold Creek road drying up will relieve some of the unemployment when public works will get busy with diversion.

Internal ID: 0052.0908
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 1st 1930

Equipment Shed

Cranbrook airport builds equipment shed and 20,640 feet of pipe laid down on Gold Creek diversion project.

Internal ID: 0053.0092
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 21st 1930

Pipe Making Plant

City of Cranbrook makes a good investment when purchasing a pipe making machine, supplying city water works and selling off excess pipe.

Internal ID: 0053.0102
Medium:Newspaper
Date: August 28th 1930

Concrete Pipe Finished

Cranbrook concrete pipe making machine completed its work for Gold Creek water project, turning out close to five miles of piping.

Internal ID: 0053.0118
Medium:Newspaper
Date: September 11th 1930

Summer Work In The City

Ongoing and completed work carried on by the City, including cemetery improvements and tourist camp signs repainted and under construction.

Internal ID: 0051.0723
Medium:Newspaper
Date: July 20th 1939

Jackson's Wall

Like Stonewall Jackson, Cranbrook man Jackson is fighting over a stonewall today.

Internal ID: 0051.0846
Medium:Newspaper
Date: December 25th 1930

Joe Jackson

Cranbrook resident busy supervising two jobs at the same time, one is the construction of a stone retaining wall on his lawn and the other is removal of his store on Baker Street to new site on Norbury (10th Avenue South).

Internal ID: 0052.0902
Medium:Newspaper
Date: May 1st 1930