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Year in Review: Mayor DeBoon highlights housing, child care and river access as year of progress
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As part of a look back at 2025 and look ahead to 2026, we’re talking with some key West Kootenay newsmakers, including Creston Mayor Arnold DeBoon.
Housing, child care and improved access to local waterways defined a year of steady progress in Creston, according to Mayor Arnold DeBoon.
The project secured grant funding this year and is being led by the newly formed Creston Valley Housing Corporation, an initiative DeBoon said he is particularly proud of.
“This piece of property will form part of, hopefully part of a legacy of land that we will have to ensure constant and future access to the Lower Goat River,” DeBoon said.
DeBoon said council believes it has set a clear, resident-supported direction he hopes future councils will continue.