Nelson City Hall - Nelson, British Columbia

Nelson City Hall estituído en la dirección 310 Ward St, Nelson, BC V1L 5S4, Canadá, es la sede del gobierno municipal de la ciudad de Nelson, situada en la provincia de Columbia Británica, Canadá. La ciudad alberga una población de aproximadamente 10 000 habitantes y se encuentra ubicada en el valle del río Slocan, a una altura de 355 metros sobre el nivel del mar.

La ciudad de Nelson es conocida por sus hermosas calles empedradas, su arquitectura victoriana y sus proximidades a las montañas y los lagos. La ciudad atrae a turistas y visitantes que buscan disfrutar de sus actividades al aire libre, como senderismo, esquí y pesca.

El Nelson City Hall es un edificio histórico que alberga las oficinas del ayuntamiento y ofrece servicios como la gestión de servicios públicos, la planificación urbana y la asistencia a los ciudadanos. El edificio también alberga la biblioteca pública y el centro de atención al ciudadano.

La ciudad de Nelson cuenta con una economía diversificada, con industrias como la madera, la minería y la agricultura. La ciudad también es conocida por sus artesanos locales y comerciantes que ofrecen productos artesanales y de alta calidad.

El Nelson City Hall ofrece una amplia gama de servicios a los ciudadanos, incluyendo la gestión de servicios públicos, la planificación urbana y la asistencia a los ciudadanos. El edificio también alberga la biblioteca pública y el centro de atención al ciudadano.

Además, la ciudad de Nelson cuenta con una variedad de lugares de interés turístico, como el Museo de la minería, el Museo de la historia de la ciudad y el Park de la ciudad de Nelson, que ofrecen una visión completa de la historia y la cultura de la ciudad.

En cuanto a la accesibilidad, el Nelson City Hall cuenta con entrada y servicios accesibles para personas con discapacidad, incluyendo escaleras mecánicas y ascensores. El edificio también cuenta con parques de estacionamiento y toilettes accesibles para personas con discapacidad.

Asegúrate de visitar el sitio web oficial del ayuntamiento de Nelson para obtener más información sobre los servicios y actividades disponibles en la ciudad.

El Nelson City Hall tiene una reputación sólida en la comunidad, con 19 avisos en Google My Business y una média de opinión de 2,8/5.

👍 Avis de Nelson City Hall

Viorel D.

5/5

In 1886, the Hall brothers of Colville, Washington discovered silver, copper, gold, and lead on Toad Mountain, south of Nelson. Several claims were staked including the famous Silver King mine. The Kootenay Lake landing used by the mines quickly developed into the town of Nelson. Growing from a mining camp into a supply and distribution centre, Nelson offered hotels, stables, trade shops, and outfitters. Rail and water transportation links developed, connecting Nelson to the CPR line at Revelstoke, and the Inland Empire at Spokane. The city was incorporated in 1897. Nelson's Cottonwood Falls (1896) and then the Bonnington Falls plant (1908) provided electricity for local mines, city street lights, and the city's Electric Tramway system. The logging industry expanded along with government, education and service sectors. Impressive buildings from the turn of the century continue to preserve a sense of place and are a source of community pride.

B S. (. P.

3/5

It's where Service BC is. Recently the homeless people of Nelson set up a tent town on the front lawn due to the fact that Nelson Cares that is supposed to be helping them has actually been fraudulently keeping most of the money that gets donated for the homeless. So instead of providing affordable housing, food, clothing & whatever else is needed, Nelson Cares has been hiding a good portion of the money & using some to pay their employees that run their services large wages. Then a tiny bit goes to the homeless peoples' needs though almost everything that's given out to them is donated. So because they're not fullfilling their obligations & nobody is doing anything about it the homeless are being forced to do whatever they have to in order to survive. Of course the people that run City Hall are trying to keep them segregated to a small area & trying to keep as many homeless from joining the camp as they can. Also they're using sound to attempt to control the homeless. The sound is unbearable by most so it's a subconscious thing for the most part but I have extremely a cute hearing & I could hear the sounds & feel what the sound was meant to make them feel. So if you happen to go to City Hall, find yourself suddenly feeling tired & kind of unable to think properly that's the sound being used on the homeless affecting you. And if you feel like you want to help the homeless at Al the best thing you can do is if you have donations of any sort take them to the homeless. Don't worry they are nicer than they look & very appreciative of any help given them!

Fancy W. R.

3/5

Nelson has lots of potential, but the amount of people wandering around that are homeless and never clean themselves is making the city look bad. Giving these people free money or drugs on “welfare Wednesday” is worsening the problem…they need to get a job…no more free money…

Loren T. M.

1/5

Allowing that 12 bears are killed this year so far in this town. City is responsible. This is a small town and why are they not reinforcing fines to ignorant citizens for not securing garbage and also ha ong bear proof containers. The number of bears killed far surpass North Vancouver

alex G.

1/5

Although Nelson is a beautiful town and full of beautiful places....the sight of vagrant people on every street corner is a real blight. I think the community has lost the plot when they erect rainbow sidewalks over dealing with this ongoing and potentially dangerous problem

Joey B.

1/5

They violated my right to freepress and illegally trespassed me as well didn't act very professional at all they should be ashamed of themselves every last one of the workers at the city hall now am working on fileing a law suit against all that was involved the worst person at the city hall is sarah Winton she makes 116k a year to be rude and ignorant towards the people that pay her the mayor of nelson is a coward and to scared to stand accountable for his workers action

Taran S.

1/5

Kinda not cool, no Tim Hortons? Who's going to steal my app data from me. What the heck!

HEAD S.

1/5

This review is for the downtown.
Needs cleaning up. To many homeless and beggers.
Reminds me of stockton calif.