Stop the spread of noxious weeds
Under Alberta’s Weed Control Act, weed inspectors are authorized and required to enter private property to inspect for noxious and prohibited noxious weeds.
Starting in June, our weed inspectors will be out actively inspecting properties within Strathcona County.
Changes to Alberta Weed Control Act
Recent changes to Alberta’s Weed Control Act include removing Creeping Bellflower and Perennial Sow Thistle. To find out more about these and other changes, view Alberta Weed Control Act Regulation Changes.
Strathcona County works with residents to resolve weed control issues. Weeds don't stay inside fences or stop at property lines. We encourage everyone in our community to work together to help control weeds.
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More information:
Planning and Development Services
Agriculture and Environment
Phone: 780-464-8080
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