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Strathcona County launches Municipal Development Plan update process.

Strathcona County position on enforcing Animal Control Bylaw 18-2011.

Tax rates set to deliver on 2015 priorities.

While a fire ban is not currently in effect for Strathcona County, residents are reminded to use caution when burning outdoors.

Update as of 3:30 p.m. Emergency crews remain on scene of two Strathcona County fires.

Update as of 8:30 a.m. Emergency crews remain on scene of two Strathcona County fires.

Update to Strathcona County Emergency Services response to two separate brush fires (as of 9 p.m.) The two fires are being monitored throughout the evening. Further updates will be issued Thursday, April 23, 2015 in the morning.

The following is an update to Strathcona County Emergency Services response to two separate brush fires in northern Strathcona County. (Update as of 7:45 p.m.)

Strathcona County Emergency Services is currently on-scene and responding to two separate brush fires in northern Strathcona County.

Strathcona County is conducting a municipal census in May and encourages households to complete the census online between May 1 and May 15.

Strathcona County’s water ban was lifted at 9 a.m. Construction on the main water line into Strathcona County is now complete and reservoirs are replenished.

Evening update: Strathcona County’s water ban continues while its reservoirs are now replenishing. 

Update : ban on non-essential water use. Strathcona County’s reservoirs are at acceptable levels after the first 24 hours of its water ban. However, water consumption during the early evening of April 14 was not as low as it could have been.

Get Prepared, Strathcona! During an emergency, every moment counts. As part of its commitment to emergency communication, Strathcona County will test its emergency notification system (SC Alert) by sending out an alert on April 23, 2015 to nearly 7,000 subscribers.

Spring is here! It’s time for some spring-cleaning on County roadways.

Find a pothole? Help us out by reporting it.

Strathcona County is banning all non-essential water use on April 14 and 15. The ban applies to residents in Sherwood Park, Ardrossan, Josephburg, Half Moon Lake, Collingwood Cove, Antler Lake, and Fultonvale. Country residential areas must also reduce their water use.

Strathcona County plans to pilot dance-activated pedestrian crossings at select Sherwood Park intersections.