News Room

Celebrate the diverse and talented Gallery@501 members at our annual members exhibit featuring the art of local artists. This year, members were invited to submit artwork that interprets the theme of “belonging”.

Strathcona County Council today received the introduction and overview presentation of the 2022 Recommended Multi-year Budget. 

Today Mayor Rod Frank proclaimed November as Family Violence Prevention Month in Strathcona County. 

Through a new public survey, Strathcona County is asking residents to provide input on goals and priorities to help shape the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan.

The results of the Strathcona County 2021 General Municipal Election have been declared official as of Friday, October 22 at 12 noon by the Returning Officer.

Strathcona County Victim Services is now accepting applications for its Volunteer Advocate positions. Volunteer Advocates are an important part of Victim Services’ role in supporting victims of crime and tragic circumstances.

Strathcona County is supporting a safe and healthy Halloween for all trick or treaters this year through free recreation passes to local youth, Halloween events and a focus on creating an accessible Halloween for everyone.

 

In 2001, Strathcona County created a bylaw prohibiting casinos from operating in the County. The bylaw was created in response to a petition received from members of the community.

As part of our commitment to our community’s health and safety, Strathcona County is requiring vaccines for all staff effective Monday, November 1. 

The public is invited to visit and reflect on a new exhibit at Gallery@501 titled “...bring a folding chair”, on display from October 9 - 30, 2021. This exhibit, inspired by Black History Month, recognizes the significant on-going contributions Black Canadian artists make in Alberta.