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Compulsory Inspection locations - Region 7B (Peace)

For general information, Fort St. John regional office telephone: 250 787-3411

Contract CI Inspectors:

Pouce Coupe
Contact: Peter Bruhs
Telephone: 250 786-7961

Fort Nelson
Fort Nelson Forest District
Building Address:
6100 Alaska Highway
Fort Nelson, BC V0C 1R0
Telephone: (250) 774-5511
Facsimile: (250) 774-3704
E-mail: Forests.FortNelsonDistrictOffice@gov.bc.ca

Compulsory Inspection Procedures – Fort Nelson location

1. Inspections must be scheduled ahead of time. Drop-ins may be asked to schedule an appointment and return at that time.
2. Inspections will be scheduled at the discretion of the inspector, but will be during regular office hours (8:30am – 12:00pm and 1:00pm – 4:00pm).
3. Animals will be inspected without the hunter present. You may choose to wait in the office lobby, at the picnic tables at the back of the office or return after the inspection has been completed. Inspections should take approximately 30 minutes per animal.
4. There will be an opportunity to discuss the inspection with the inspector once it has been completed.