Prince George, B.C. – Today marks the culmination of the 2014 general election campaign for municipal councils, school boards and regional districts in BC. Eligible voters have from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. to go to appointed polling stations and cast their ballot.

In Prince George voters will elect a mayor, eight councilors and seven school trustees, all for four-year terms. There are two candidates for mayor, 25 for councilor and 18 for school board. There is also a referendum asking voters whether they are in favour of the City of Prince George fluoridating its water supply.

There are 8 polling stations in Prince George:

Blackburn Community Centre

DP Todd Secondary School

Edgewood Elementary School

John McInnis Centre

Kelly Road Secondary School

Malaspina Elementary School

Ron Brent Elementary School

Vanway Elementary School

In the Fraser-Fort George Regional District, voters will elect one Director from among two candidates in Electoral Area F (Willow River-Upper Fraser), one Director from among three candidates in Electoral Area H (Robson Valley-Canoe) and four Commissioners from among seven candidates for the Bear Lake Community Commission. All positions will be for four-year terms.

Again for voters, all of the following voting locations are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today:

Electoral Area F

Eastline Activity Centre, 21840 Upper Fraser Road, Willow River

Ferndale Community Hall, 14150 Ferndale Road, Prince George

Shell-Glen Fire Hall, 3985 Shelley Road, Prince George

Sinclair Mills Community Hall, 37832 Upper Fraser Road, Prince George

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George office, 155 George Street, Prince George

Electoral Area H

Village of McBride, 100 Robson Centre-855 SW Frontage Road, McBride

Valemount Community Hall, 101 Gorse Street, Valemount

Dunster Community Hall, 7085 Read Road, Dunster

Tete Jaune Community Hall, 14270 Blackman Road, Tete Jaune

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George office, 155 George Street, Prince George

Bear Lake Community Commission

Bear Lake Local Community Commission Office, 353 Grizzly Avenue, Bear Lake

Regional District of Fraser-Fort George office, 155 George Street, Prince George

Voters must present two pieces of identification as proof of identity and residence, and one of the two pieces must contain your signature. To vote you must be 18 years of age or older, a Canadian citizen, a resident of British Columbia for at least six months, a resident of your community for at least 30 days, and must not be disqualified under the Local Government Act, or any other enactment, or by law from voting in a local election.