Plans, Reports and Publications
View our master plans, annual reports, and resident and visitor guides to learn more about our community.
City calendar
Help us showcase the natural beauty of Port Moody by submitting your photos for our annual calendar. In addition to a photo credit, we may feature your image on our website and social media pages.
Focus newsletter
The Focus newsletter is published twice a year and contains information and updates about city activities, public programs, events, and contact information. It is distributed by Canada Post to residents and businesses in Port Moody. It’s also available at City facilities.
Focus Archive
- Spring and Summer 2024 Focus Newsletter
- Fall and Winter 2023 Focus Newsletter
- Spring and Summer 2023 Focus Newsletter
Official Community Plan
Review the Official Community Plan to learn about our overall goals, strategies, and visions for the community.
Master plans
The City of Port Moody has a variety of master plans that help guide major initiatives. If you are interested in learning more about our future vision for the city, review our master plans.
Art in Public Spaces Master Plan |
The integral role public art plays in developing quality of place and designing space was highlighted in Port Moody’s Arts and Culture Master Plan with a strategic objective and goal to “Enhance Public Spaces Through Arts and Culture” via the expansion of public art and utilization of public spaces as venues for arts and culture activities. The Art in Public Spaces Master Plan builds on this concept and recognizes the growing multiplicity of public art and the various ways in which it can be integrated into the public realm utilizing a myriad of temporary, permanent, kinetic, and stationary elements. The Art in Public Spaces Master Plan will serve as a roadmap for City staff and the community to develop and maintain art in public spaces. It outlines the future direction, philosophy, policies, priorities, and actions for the City of Port Moody and partners relating to public art by:
The Art in Public Spaces Master Plan will ultimately strengthen public art in Port Moody and build on the City’s brand of City of the Arts. The Art in Public Spaces Master Plan is supported by research included in the Planning Context Report. |
Arts and Culture Master Plan |
The Arts and Culture Master Plan defines a vision and identifies actions to help guide the development of arts and culture resources and activities in the city for the next 10 years. Our goal is to become a place that supports and encourages cultural and artistic expression. We will do this by being a city:
Technical reportThe Arts and Culture Technical Report supports the Arts and Culture Master Plan. It contains select background research that underpins the recommendations and findings within the master plan. |
Council Strategic Plan |
The Council Strategic Plan sets out the goals and vision of Council during their term in office. Council has identified the following strategic priorities:
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TransPort Moody: Master Transportation Plan |
The Master Transportation Plan guides the City's investment in transportation over the next 20 years. The plan focuses on improving Port Moody's road network, and providing better options for walking, cycling, and using transit. Our transportation goals include:
Check out our Master Transportation Plan Summary for a condensed version of the plan. Master Transportation Plan mapsWithin the Master Transportation Plan there are a series of maps to help illustrate some of the recommendations:
Master Transportation Plan discussion papersReview the Master Transportation Plan discussion papers that were released prior to the official plan: |
Parks and Recreation Master Plan |
The Parks and Recreation Master Plan sets out the future goals and visions for parks and recreation programs and facilities within Port Moody. Our goal is to ensure Port Moody is a place where parks and recreation support:
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Old Orchard Park Master Plan |
The Old Orchard Park Master Plan, endorsed by City Council in 2024, will guide park infrastructure enhancements over a three- to five-year period. It is a strategic, living document that articulates a vision for the park, highlights priorities and long-term aspirations, and sets out a clear implementation plan. As the region’s population grows, Port Moody’s parks face intensifying usage pressures which can lead to heightened stress on aging infrastructure and the natural environment. The Old Orchard Park Master Plan will guide park infrastructure enhancements while preserving the unique charm and character of the waterfront. Extensive public engagement informed the development of the Master Plan. Visit our online public engagement hub, Engage Port Moody, for more information on the engagement process for this project. |
Rocky Point Park Master Plan |
The Rocky Point Park Master Plan, endorsed by City Council in 2024, is a framework for future planning and decision-making around park facilities, trails, and open spaces. It is a strategic, living document that articulates a vision for the park, highlights priorities and long-term aspirations, and sets out a clear implementation plan. As the region’s population grows, Port Moody’s parks face intensifying usage pressures which can lead to heightened stress on aging infrastructure and the natural environment. The Rocky Point Park Master Plan will guide the planning and design of new park features as well as upgrades to existing infrastructure based on community needs with a 10-year outlook. This Master Plan is a forward-looking document, designed to initiate conversations that consider a vision extending beyond the 10-year time frame. Extensive public engagement informed the development of the Master Plan. Visit our online public engagement hub, Engage Port Moody, for more information on the engagement process for this project. |
Annual reports
The City publishes an annual report in accordance with British Columbia's Community Charter. The report contains the City's financial statements, an independent auditor's report, and a comprehensive statistical analysis; it also details how the City performed against its goals and objectives, as stated in Council's Strategic Plan, and highlights the achievements of each City department.
Statement of Financial Information
- 2023 Statement of Financial Information
- 2022 Statement of Financial Information
- 2021 Statement of Financial Information
- 2020 Statement of Financial Information
- 2019 Statement of Financial Information
Climate Action Plan
Community guides
Learn more about Port Moody through our community guides:
Annual Water Quality Reports
Our high-quality drinking water is stored in Metro Vancouver's Capilano, Seymour, and Coquitlam watersheds before it is treated and supplied to Port Moody.
- 2023 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2022 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2021 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2020 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2019 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2018 Annual Water Quality Report
- 2017 Annual Water Quality Report
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