The Seymour Arm Community Association is neighbors coming together to:

1. Make the geographic area of the North End of the Seymour Arm on the Shuswap Lake a better place to live by providing an organizational support to residents and property owners aiming to enhance the environmental, cultural, social and economic well being of the community.
2. Act as a public forum for the airing of community issues, ideas and suggestions.
3. Be one communication link between the appropriate elected officials and CSRD staff, and the residents of the Seymour Arm area.
4. Monitor CSRD planning in the geographical North Shuswap area and encourage sound development planning principles. Ensure the appropriate CSRD staff and elected representatives are aware of members' concerns.
5. Ensure appropriate CSRD staff and any other provincial or federal elected representatives are aware of any other community concerns raised by the members.
6.  Promote good community spirit and fellowship among residents of Seymour Arm, Southshore, Dasnier Bay, and Shemar.
7.  To acquire, hold or lease an interest in real property in the province of  British Columbia necessary to the interests and/or for the benefit of the Seymour Arm community.

Our membership includes several categories.  They are:

1. Regular Member who is a resident who has attained legal British Columbia voting age who owns, partially owns, rents or is resident in a residential unit/property in Seymour Arm. 

2. Corporate Member. A corporate membership is available to any sole proprietor, partnership or corporation carrying on business in the Seymour Arm area.

3. Honorary Member which is any person of legal voting age granted a lifetime membership based on outstanding contributions to the community.

The Board of Directors is the Executive Committee whose primary function is to administer on behalf of the Association, to which it is fully responsible and accountable, the day-to-day business of the Association. The Executive Committee is composed of, a President, a Vice President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, and 8 Directors. These members are the Officers of the Association

Request for Financial Information from the Treasurer.
SACA 2010 Financial Statement
AGM Minutes Sept 5, 2010
AGM Minutes Sept. 4, 2011
Results of the 2007 Survey. Click here for the summary or click here for full report.

Community Hall
View Hall Booking Calendar
Hall Rental Agreement Form

Community Wharf

Beswick Road Community Park

Don Fink Field and Recreation Area

Information regarding community infrastructure projects, and large or small scale developer proposals and plans will be posted here.

BCHydro Electricity Survey Results-2011-05-20
BCHydro Remote Community Electrification Program Information
SACA Committee set up to deal with Remote Electrification Program
Rural Electrification Committee Meetings Oct 13th, Feb 6th May 5th June 16 July 7th
BCHydro Seymour Arm Series Capacitor Station Update July 2011

Latest Information about the road in

Roads into Seymour Arm

There are different routes into Seymour Arm but only one is maintained and remains open year round. This road is named the Seymour Arm Main Road. It connects with the outside world at St. Ives kilometre zero, and terminates at kilometre forty one where you would make a right hand turn and proceed into the community of Seymour Arm. This road is monitored by the forestry of British Columbia and maintained by Co-Op logging. It is posted as using VHF radio communication at frequency 157.32. Please arrange to call your location periodically if you have this equipment. Coming in you would call at the start “0” (or zero) up the Seymour Arm Main. There could be logging trucks, fuel trucks, vacationers with extreme RV’s out there and although fairly wide in most areas, we still have points with restrictive clearance. The road conditions are posted on this SACA site, the Seymour Arm News, web site and at locations in Seymour Arm Itself. (example, Postal box bulletin board. Currently we have had a major road upgrade with new crush and calcium applied as top layers and packed in. You should drive this road with caution as potholes and washboard do develop between road maintenance endevours.

Seymour Arm community roads.

These roads are maintained by Argo maintenance. They grade them as required and each year makes a dust control application. This year they also placed many more road name signs.
We are hoping next year for more coverage in their dust control application and also have requested further road signage being done.

As always these roads are kept up to maintain safe operating conditions. Please do your part to ensure a safe and memorable holiday is had by all.