Resources
Raising a concern or complaint
Step 1:
Determine who can best resolve or respond to your inquiry
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Complete a City of Whitehorse online contact form for items like waste removal, snow clearing, and road maintenance.
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See a bear or other wildlife that may pose a danger? Complete a TIPP report online or call the 24/7 TIPP line at 1-800-661-0525.
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Contact the RCMP at 667-5555 to handle all speeding enforcement and violation matters. Contact Crime Stoppers to report anonymously at 1-800-222-8477.
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Want to put forward a suggestion for traffic safety or request a sidewalk? Complete a Traffic Control Request online.
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Review the City of Whitehorse's various plans and strategies, including the Official Community Plan. You can also learn more about contacting Mayor and Council.
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Determine your electoral district and contact your MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly):
Hon. Ranj Pillai
Porter Creek South
Yvonne Clarke
Porter Creek Centre
Geraldine Van Bibber
Porter Creek North
Step 2:
Request support from PCCA
Porter Creek Community Association is able to assist its members in seeking information to try to resolve their complaints or address their concerns. Please download, complete and submit a member complaint form. Visit our membership page to learn how to become a member.
Access governance documents
Learn more about how PCCA
governs itself
BYLAWS
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2020 Porter Creek Community Association Bylaws:
POLICIES
Discover community amenities
Porter Creek offers many different
amenities
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Trails & Green Spaces
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The Great Trail Connectors including:
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Millennium Trail (Mount Sima to Kulan Industrial)
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Whitehorse Copper Trail (Cowley Creek to Crestview)
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Schools
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Playgrounds & Skating Rinks
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Pine Street Park + Skating Rink
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14th Avenue & Elm Street Park
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Tamarack Drive Park + Skating Rink
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Hickory Street & Wann Road Park
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Stan McCowan Park + Skating Rink on Sycamore Street
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Skating Rink Flooding & Maintenance
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Every fall, neighbourhood representatives submit applications to have the rink in their area activated for the upcoming winter. These representatives are always looking for volunteers to help clear the snow to make the rinks ready for flooding by the City of Whitehorse. Learn more at whitehorse.ca.
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