Improved signage considered throughout Creston Valley

Signage around the Creston Valley could be in for a face lift.

Town Council is asking the Creston area RDCK Directors to help fund a wayfinding and signage diagnostic report.

Mayor Ron Toyota says the initiative is in line with the goal of a common collective message to promote the valley.

He says it’s something that needs to be considered sooner rather than later.

The report is pegged at $8, 000 and would cover research, consultation and recommendations .

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