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The Resort Municipality of Ucluelet is situated on the edge of the Wild Pacific Ocean. It offers visitors and residents the opportunity to live in and explore one of the world's most pristine coastlines. A true west coast working harbour, Ucluelet is a place rich in tradition and natural beauty.
Do you see a pothole that needs filled? Is there a storm drain on your street that isn’t draining? Citizens of Ucluelet are encouraged to utilize our online Service Request form to request the attention of our Public Works or Parks teams.
Some other examples of requests for service include garbage on the beach, maintenance required on our trails, streetlights out, or washrooms that need attention. Our Online Service Request form is a great way to let our Team know when something may need attention. Not comfortable submitting an online request? No problem! Reach out to the District Office at 250-726-7744.
If you experience an emergency, such as a fire, flood or an accident, be sure to contact the appropriate emergency authority. Comments, suggestions or complaints are best directed in writing, and can be received in person at the District Office, by mail or by email at info@ucluelet.ca.
Notice of Personal Information Collection: The personal information on this form is being collected for the purpose of processing your service request, in accordance with section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
For more information about how this information will be used, please contact the Manager of Corporate Services at 250-726-7744.
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Notice is hereby given thatCouncil will consider District of Ucluelet 2024 – 2028 Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 1349, 2024 at the July 30, 2024, Regular Council Meeting.
The proposed...
Temporary Water Shutoff - Yew Street, Wednesday July 3, 2024
Wednesday, July 3, 2024: The District’s Operations team will be working on water infrastructure in the area of Bay Street & Yew Street between the...
Pursuant to Section 467 of the Local Government Act, public notice is hereby given that the District of Ucluelet will consider first reading for the following District of Ucluelet Zoning Amendment Bylaw...
Notice is hereby given that a Special Committee of the Whole Meeting will be held on July 4, 2024, starting at 4:00 PM. This meeting will be held in-person in the Activity Room One in the Ucluelet... A place for Ideas, Issues and Updates!
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The Mayor and Council elected for the 2014-2018 term are Mayor Dianne St. Jacques and Councillors Sally Mole, Randy Oliwa, Marilyn McEwen, and Mayco Noel.
Photography by Landon Sveinson Photography
Just to be sure you don't slap yourself on the forehead when you unpack your bag upon arrival or miss out on some of the best things Ucluelet has to offer. We've made a fun 10 Do's and Don'ts when visiting Ucluelet. Are you ready?
From dusk to dawn, there is so much beauty to capture that if you forget your camera or don't bring one, you'll just have to come back. As a note, we frequently run photo contests to give our fans a chance to win amazing prizes. So prepare your database of photos for this occasion.
Have a question? They have the answer! Located at the T-junction just before you head to Ucluelet or Tofino, the Visitor Centre is stocked with maps, brochures and friendly staff to assist with all that the West Coast has to offer.
Feeding or approaching the wild life not only puts you at risk but also puts the wild life at risk of being too accustomed to humans. So if you happen to see a bear on the side of the highway nibbling on some berries, don't be afraid to blow your horn and send them back into the bush for their own safety.
We do have beautiful weather all year long, but even in the midst of the summer, we do get a cool breeze by the ocean...especially at night.
Rain or shine get out there and explore! It's amazing how the landscapes morphs depending on the weather.
During the summer the market runs on Friday nights from 5:00PM to 9:00PM. Everything from coffee, teas, preserves, to handmade soaps, jewellery, and waterproof beach blankets, not to mention gourmet doggie treats, free range meat, and flowers are a few of the products you can find.
It's very tempting to go on the very edge of the rocks, see the waves explode on the rocky shore and get misted with salt water spray. Unfortunately, most people are not aware how dangerous it can be with slippery surfaces and rogue waves which do occur and are unpredictable.
Whatever age you are, go surfing! It is a must, especially if you've never tried it before. If you come during the summer you can count on relatively small waves, perfect for people to surf for the first time. It's the most amazing feeling bobbing in the water on a board, whether you stand up or just lay on it!
Umbrellas are fine in the city but in Ucluelet, the wind will take it away. Go for a good old fashion pair of rubber boots and rainjacket. If you are here during the storm season, we highly suggest you also bring with you rain pants. (If you forget them or don't have any, shops in town can help you out)
Nothing better than to relax at night by the ocean with a camp fire. Ask where the designated areas are for camp fires at the visitor centre before you head into town.
Be prepared for the unexpected and to be amazed by the vast beauty of the area! Make sure to print or bookmark our running list of things to do in ucluelet to get the most out of your vacation.
And if you've already visited us, what are your Do's and Don'ts for a first time visitor?
DO take time to lay in the sand and stare at the stars.
DO take a walk off the beaten path and endulge in the smell of cedar and just green.
DO throw a pebble into a tide pool and DONT forget to forget to make a wish.
DO suck in deeply the salty air..DONT drink the water
DO wave at the locals who truck along with their surfboards ; )
DONT forget to come back year after year to spread your spirit and DO enjoy getting sand stuck in places you had forgotten you had