Local Government à Abbotsford, BC

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Regional Supply Depot

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33344 King Rd, Abbotsford, V2S 6J5

(604) 864-2502

Legislative bodies, Public Administration, Executive, Legislative & General Government, Exce, Federal Government

Canada Matsqui Institution

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33344 KING RD, Abbotsford, V2S 4P3

(604) 859-4841

Legislative & General Government, Executive, Legislative bodies, Federal Government, Exce, Public Administration

BC Employment & Assistance

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2684 Trinity St #102, Abbotsford, V2S 3S4

Provincial Government, Executive, Government office, Legislative bodies, Legislative & General Government, Public Administration, Exce

Matsqui Police Dept

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2838 Justice Way, Abbotsford, V2T 3P5

(604) 859-5225

The Abbotsford Police Department is dedicated to providing the highest quality of police service to the citizens of Abbotsford. In partnership with our community, we are committed to ensuring safety and security by enforcing the law, preventing crime, and responding to community needs. The department is grouped into six branches, each responsible for a variety of functions that include both sworn and civilian personnel. Each branch is adjusted periodically to maximize operational efficiency. Patrol Operations Support Criminal Investigation Support Services Finance and Budget Human Resources We have much to take pride in; our innovative and dynamic approach to visible proactive crime control, our longstanding partnership with our community, and the low crime rate in our city.

Sumas First Nation

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2788 Sumas Mountain Road, Abbotsford, V3G 2J2

(604) 852-4041

The Sema:th people were known as the fierce wolf people and were a part of the larger St?:lo Nation. Sema:th lake and waterways formed an integral part of our community and our traditional way of life. The Traditional names for our water ways are: St?telo or Sumas River, translating to “little Creek”, SeÍ:tslehoq' or Marshall Lonzo Creek, translating to “Sand Drifting; ” and Q’élem or Saar Creek, translating to “came” or “rest”. Our lands were central to the Coast Salish territory; and our families moved freely amongst our villages to gather food and practice ceremony. Our traditional lands include Sumas Mountain, Sema:th lake and drainage of the Stat'lo' (streams) which lead into it . It extended south across the (present day) border, and northward taking in the St?:lo ( Fraser) bank at Sumas Mountain, and crossed the river into the Coastal Mountains.