News Releases

Parkland County, Alberta—The Digital Economy Program, in support of small businesses in Alberta, launches today. The program is delivered through a partnership between Parkland County, the University of Alberta, Business Link and Digital Main Street. The program is funded by the Government of Alberta, Ministry of Jobs, Economy and Innovation.

The Digital Economy Program is a free program designed to support small businesses as they integrate or upgrade their online operations....
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PARKLAND COUNTY, AB – Council approved the 2022 operational and capital budgets at Tuesday’s Council Meeting. 

 “We are grateful to previous members of Council and Administration for their excellent work in putting the County in a strong financial position,” said Mayor Allan Gamble, “Council understands that many difficult decisions were made to get the County here, and we respect and understand that this will have to continue to keep the...
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As of 12 p.m. on Friday, October 22, 2021, the results of the Municipal Election are official.

Congratulations to Allan Gamble, who has been elected as Parkland County’s new Mayor.

Congratulations to the following who have been elected as Councillor:

• Sally Kucher Johnson (Division 1)
• Kristina Kowalski (Division 2)
• Phyllis Kobasiuk (Division 3)
• Natalie Birnie (Division 4)
• Rob Wiedeman (Division 5)
• Allan Hoefsloot (Division 6)

Other Election results:

Parkland School Trustee Ward 1:...
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On Thursday, September 30, 2021, Parkland County will celebrate with members of the local Indigenous community and raise the Treaty Six flag at the Parkland County Centre.

Members of Parkland County Council will be in attendance, along with representatives from both Enoch Cree First Nation and Paul First Nation.

DATE:                 September 30, 2021

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As of today, July 5, 2021, water restrictions have been lifted for Parkland County, including Wabamun and Entwistle.

This means the Acheson Water Fill Station is back up and running, and the Splash Park in Wabamun will re-open tomorrow.

We thank everyone who was affected for their patience and understanding during the restriction.