News Room

Strathcona County Council has approved a 3.90 per cent property tax revenue increase for 2025, one of the lowest in the region, ensuring continued high-quality services for residents. 

A snow route parking ban will go into effect on Tuesday, November 26 at 7 a.m. on all collector roads in Sherwood Park.   

On Thursday, December 12, the CPKC Holiday Train will pull into Josephburg, stopping at the Moyer Recreation Centre from 5:15 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Decorated for the holidays with thousands of Christmas lights, the festive train will feature an outdoor music concert with Magic! and Sophia Camara.

Today Strathcona County Administration began presenting Council with the proposed 2025-2028 budget which includes a 3.87 per cent property tax increase for 2025 to maintain high service levels and introduce a new focus on managing growth. This tax increase is inclusive of the 2 per cent recreation infrastructure tax Council approved in 2023.

On November 13, Strathcona County Council will begin deliberations for the 2025-28 multi-year budget. 

Strathcona County is proud to announce its recent accolade at the 2024 Marketing Canada Awards, hosted in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, by the Economic Developers Association of Canada (EDAC). The County’s creative marketing has been recognized as the best in the nation, underscoring Strathcona County’s commitment to excellence in economic development and community marketing.

A recent safety operation inspected 66 commercial vehicles travelling through Strathcona County, and only 17 per cent passed the inspection.

On Saturday, November 16, you are invited to help kick off Strathcona County’s holiday season with the annual Celebration of Lights winter wonderland festivities at Festival Place.