Resources for Kelowna

Kelowna, British Columbia: library cards and borrowing. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Kelowna, British Columbia: garbage, recycling and collection. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Kelowna, British Columbia: parks and recreation services. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.

Find Kelowna, British Columbia parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.

Kelowna City utility accounts cover properties in the City utility service area.

A Kelowna leak review starts after the leak has been identified and repaired.

Kelowna property taxes were due July 2 in 2026. Claim an eligible provincial Home Owner Grant separately, then ensure the balance reaches the City by the deadline to avoid the mandatory 10% penalty.

Kelowna has six residential parking zones with one- or two-hour limits. Eligible permits allow up to 24 hours in the assigned zone, with dwelling-type limits and separate visitor-use conditions.

Kelowna accessible parking permits follow the person. They provide no-charge use in qualifying City parking, but ordinary on-street meters and private lots still require payment.

Kelowna clears roads by four priorities after snowfall ends. Residents clear bordering sidewalks within 24 hours, and fresh snowfall can reset the road-clearing sequence.

Kelowna business applications start with a non-refundable $50 application fee. The annual licence charge depends on the business category and is payable after review and approval.

Kelowna protects trees in specified hillside, watercourse and covenant areas.

Kelowna uses a separate building permit application for each building.

Kelowna inspection bookings use the current permit number and an address key from the issued permit. The 24-hour inspection line can help when an older permit number cannot be entered online.

Kelowna dog licences are managed through the Regional District of Central Okanagan. Dogs over three months old and resident for more than 30 days need a licence and a valid tag.

RDCO names five residential recycling depot locations under its Kelowna heading. Use the individual addresses below and verify the exact material with the operator before loading a vehicle.

Kelowna garbage and yard-waste cart changes go through the City, while recycling replacements use the collection contractor.

Kelowna currently names 13 off-leash destinations, including parks, dog beaches and a seasonal downtown cooling-off beach. Use the designated area only; the surrounding park can remain on leash.

Kelowna names ten outdoor pickleball destinations. Casual City court use is free, with posted shared-use rules, an 8am start and specific public hours at Parkinson during construction.