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Consultation has concluded
Input for the Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project is now closed.
On April 23, 2024, City staff will report back to Council with a public engagement summary, an evaluation of the pilot project, and recommended next steps. See agenda item 11.5 to read the staff report and public engagement summary.
We value your input! Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. The deadline to submit feedback was Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
As a pilot project in effect through December 2023, adults may drink alcohol safely and responsibly in designated areas at six outdoor public places in Port Moody:
Kyle Centre Pop-Up Park, 125 Kyle Street (view map)
Pioneer Memorial Park, 275 Knowle Street (view map)
Queens Street Plaza, Queens Street between Clarke Street and Spring Street (view map)
Rocky Point Park, 2800 block Murray Street (view map)
Trasolini Field spectator stands at Town Centre Park, 300 Ioco Road (view map)
The Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project was launched in July 2022, with minor adjustments made in March 2023. Under the Responsible Consumption of Liquor in Public Places Bylaw Number 3392, alcohol may be consumed responsibly by adults in designated areas between 11am and dusk. Drinking is prohibited in the following spaces:
within 10 metres of a playground or spray park, except for the picnic shelter area at Old Orchard Park;
within the Labyrinth Healing Garden at Pioneer Memorial Park; and
on the beach at Old Orchard Park.
Input for the Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project is now closed.
On April 23, 2024, City staff will report back to Council with a public engagement summary, an evaluation of the pilot project, and recommended next steps. See agenda item 11.5 to read the staff report and public engagement summary.
We value your input! Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. The deadline to submit feedback was Tuesday, September 5, 2023.
As a pilot project in effect through December 2023, adults may drink alcohol safely and responsibly in designated areas at six outdoor public places in Port Moody:
Kyle Centre Pop-Up Park, 125 Kyle Street (view map)
Pioneer Memorial Park, 275 Knowle Street (view map)
Queens Street Plaza, Queens Street between Clarke Street and Spring Street (view map)
Rocky Point Park, 2800 block Murray Street (view map)
Trasolini Field spectator stands at Town Centre Park, 300 Ioco Road (view map)
The Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project was launched in July 2022, with minor adjustments made in March 2023. Under the Responsible Consumption of Liquor in Public Places Bylaw Number 3392, alcohol may be consumed responsibly by adults in designated areas between 11am and dusk. Drinking is prohibited in the following spaces:
within 10 metres of a playground or spray park, except for the picnic shelter area at Old Orchard Park;
within the Labyrinth Healing Garden at Pioneer Memorial Park; and
Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project has finished this stage
July 5-September 5
Community members can share feedback and recommendations by filling out a survey and dropping pins on a map of Port Moody.
Share what we heard
Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project is currently at this stage
Early 2024
City staff will report back to Council with a public engagement summary, an evaluation of the pilot project, and recommended next steps. We'll share the report on this page. At that time, Council will consider whether to make the Alcohol in Parks Pilot Project permanent.
