Fire ban in effect

A fire ban has been declared for all of Strathcona County, effective immediately. The ban applies to Sherwood Park and all rural areas and hamlets. Until further notice, no outdoor fires are permitted. This includes burn barrels, fireworks, recreational fire pits and charcoal barbecues, including in campgrounds / parks. The use of propane appliances such as barbeques, are permitted. All fire permits are suspended until the ban is lifted. Info www.strathcona.ca/fireban or 780-400-2010.

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This page contains latest media and information releases, in date order.

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Archive: September

Posted September 17, 2019

Statement from Strathcona County Mayor Rod Frank

“This afternoon, RCMP released lab results confirming traces of nitrate salts and aluminum powder were found at the scene of the November 6, 2018 Community Centre parkade explosion. RCMP believe Tannerite was the explosive used.

Posted September 11, 2019

Open house on south Strathcona County transportation study

Strathcona County is conducting a functional planning study in its southwest area. The study will determine what upgrades will be required over the next 30 years to support future traffic volumes.

Posted September 4, 2019

Strathcona County proud to host inaugural Social Summit

Strathcona County is inviting community leaders, innovators and change agents from across Alberta to attend its first Social Summit, themed From Isolation to Connection, where participants will explore how to inspire a community-authored approach for building connections and overall feelings of inclusion.