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Collisions with wildlife can result in serious injury and significant damage to property. When driving on rural highways, it is critical to maintain heightened awareness of potential wildlife nearby.

The area known as the Building Product Site (BPS) in Wabamun, located South of 51 Avenue and West of Prospect Drive, was used for industrial activities many years ago, before the County acquired the land. Testing has identified several small areas within the site where the soil is contaminated. The County will remove the identified contaminated soils and dispose offsite.

Please take notice that the following development permit(s) have been approved by the Development Authority as a discretionary use or permitted use with variance, subject to appeal:

Development Permit No. PLDPE20250989

Property: 2320 HWY 16

The Governance and Priorities Committee Meeting scheduled for January 20, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. has been cancelled. The next scheduled Council meeting will be held on January 27, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. View all meeting dates at www.parklandcounty.com/Meetings.

Please take notice that the following development permit(s) have been approved by the Development Authority as a discretionary use or permitted use with variance, subject to appeal:

Development Permit No. PLDPE20250936

Property: 19 53206 Range Road 55A

Planning the future of your farm is one of the most important steps you’ll take. Bridging the Gap is uniquely designed to bring multiple generations together for open conversation, shared learning, and a stronger understanding of each other’s perspectives. Attendees will leave with clearer direction, practical tools, and concrete next steps to move their transition forward.

As Alberta’s farming population ages and many families face questions about the future of their land, farm transition has become an urgent topic for many rural communities. This event will bring together established farmers, new and aspiring producers, transition experts, and community members to explore lessons learned and best practices around farm transitions.

The Champions of the Parkland County Libraries Society is a group of dedicated volunteers, formed in 2021, to promote and support Parkland County libraries in Duffield, Keephills, Entwistle, Tomahawk and Wabamun.

On Wednesday, December 10, Parkland County staff attended a special presentation where Chief Administrative Officer Laura Swain, presented awards in recognition of long-term service, and the County’s core values of service, teamwork, attitude, safety and respect (STAR awards).

Please take notice that the following development permit(s) have been approved by the Development Authority as a discretionary use or permitted use with variance, subject to appeal:

Development Permit No. PLDPC20250860

Development Permit No. PLDPR20250867