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PARKLAND COUNTY, AB – Parkland County has been named one of Alberta’s Top 80 Employers. This special designation recognizes Alberta employers that lead their industries in offering exceptional places to work.

Chief Administrative Officers from municipalities in the Edmonton Metro Region have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for a new, collaborative framework intended to improve regional transit services. “We are pleased to be collaborating with our neighbours in the Edmonton Metropolitan Region to improve public transit and links between our communities.

Parkland County Firefighter Jordan Burrows and Peace Officer Travis Henrikson, along with RCMP Officer Mark Friesen, have received Decorations for Bravery for their life-saving response during an intense emergency. Rewind to April 6, 2019, where the First Responders rescued a woman from her burning vehicle following a head-on collision.

Students from the grade 3/4 class of the MyPath program, run out of the Connections for Learning school, had the opportunity to explore the Parkland County Animal Shelter, the role of a Peace Officer, and the importance of both in the community. .

Yesterday, our Enforcement Services team, along with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Alberta Sheriffs, Parkland County Fire Services, and Tuber Towing held our first Candy Cane Checkstop in Tomahawk. .

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Calling all local businesses! Parkland County has a lot to offer locals and tourists - including your business.

“On behalf of Parkland County, I share my deepest condolences on the passing of former Parkland County Reeve Les Miller. Les was a dedicated public servant who led by example.

Last night, Mayor Allan Gamble was joined by Spruce Grove Mayor Jeff Acker and Stony Plain Mayor William Choy to support MADD Canada’s Project Red Ribbon campaign. Project Red Ribbon is an annual awareness campaign to promote sober driving during the busy holiday season.

Today the Circle of Hope, a symbol of the annual Light Up Your Life Campaign, was lit by Council alongside Light Up Your Life directors Sharon Cornelius, Joyce Pocha and Linda McCreath. Each light on the Circle of Hope glows in memory of a loved one.