This public website serves as a source of information about Strathcona County programs and services.
Information on this page applies to content on Strathcona County's main website: www.strathcona.ca. It does not apply to content posted to external services, related sites or subdomains such as myaccounts.strathcona.ca, reconline.strathcona.ca or strathconacounty.maps.arcgis.com, among others.Â
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Strathcona County strives to make content on pages of this website accessible for all residents.
The website is built using flexible layouts that will adapt to small screens on mobile devices.
Our goal is to have pages conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 Level AA of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
Descriptive ALT tags are applied to images on this website. These tags provide descriptions of the images, which are read out loud by screen reader software to their users.
The website underwent a second accessibility audit in October 2024, and remediation work is expected to be completed by Summer 2025.
This website was originally audited for accessibility in May of 2018. Recommendations in the report were implemented.
 Accessibility audit 2018 - report and recommendations (1.1 MB)
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If you are having difficulty navigating the website or have suggestions for improvement, please send an email to webservices@strathcona.ca.
Last updated: Wednesday, October 22, 2025 Page ID: 43347