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Public Opinion – Should Harrison Tax Payers Pay For A Satellite Medical Office?

Harrison Hot Spring – Time is winding down for the Village of Harrison Hot Springs to seek public opinion on whether or not a medical facility should be paid for by its electors.

Fraser Health Authority has proposed to provide a satellite medical office within the village to bridge primary health care services that support both Agassiz and Harrison Hot Springs. They have asked the Village for a contribution of $36,000 per year to support this pilot hub and spoke type model.

Services would include, but not be limited to, one medical physician and one nurse practitioner (or other medical specialist) at least one day per week.

Monday, September 16 @ 4:00 pm is the deadline for submissions of the Alternate Approval form regarding this proposal from Fraser Health.

Again, there would at a cost to taxpayers. If you are opposed to the Village contributing financially for the operating costs of a medical facility, you can submit the form at the Village office. More information is available on our website or you may contact the Village office at 604-796-2171.

The proposed amount of $36,000 will result in an estimated tax increase as per the following examples:

Forms can be requested at the Village office or downloaded below.  The deadline to submit an elector response form is September 16, 2019 at 4:00 p.m.

Supporting Documentation and Downloads:

Notice of of Alternative Approval Process
Elector Response Form
Non-resident Property Elector Consent Form
Questions and Answers

Contact the Village Office for more information: 604-796-2171

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