News Room

Strathcona County is inviting the public’s input as planning begins for the next 12 years of recreation, parks and culture investments into the community.

Strathcona County reports a 2017 surplus of $13.3 million, 3.7 per cent of the total $355 million operating budget.

County crews will start removing snow on residential streets starting at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, February 27.

The public is invited to share ideas on how to best invest and plan for Strathcona County Transit service delivery over the next ten years, as part of the Transit Master Plan review.

From open WI-FI to fleet with automated vehicle location (AVL) to Community Energy to automated water sensor technologies, Strathcona County is a “smart” municipality.

Officially declared by Mayor Rod Frank as Choose Kind month, February will be filled with initiatives and events that encourage residents to champion Choose Kind as a way to build respectful and healthy relationships throughout the community.

Dog owners across Strathcona County are reminded to register/renew their dog licence by March 31, 2018.

In recognition of outstanding contributions and achievements, citizens are invited to nominate an individual or group for a 2018 Pride of Strathcona Award. The deadline for nominations is March 23, 2018.