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Parkland County Council has approved the 2026 Municipal Budget, delivering on its commitment to fiscal responsibility and affordability for residents.

Owning livestock or horses comes with important responsibilities that help protect animal health and prevent the spread of disease.

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. PLDPR20250898

Development Permit No. PLDPC20250905

The Regular Council Meeting - 2026 Budget Approval Meeting scheduled for December 2, 2025 at 9:00am  has been cancelled. View all meeting dates at www.parklandcounty.com/Meetings.

Make the most of the long winter season in Alberta! There’s so much to enjoy and do in Parkland County in the winter months.

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

Development Permit No. PLDPC20250082

Some of our favourite outdoor activities take place near or on the ice. As ice starts to appear on our lakes in the late fall, there are some guidelines to keep in mind to ensure you and your loved ones stay safe.

As temperatures drop, many Canadians brace for higher heating bills. But keeping your home warm doesn’t have to mean burning through energy, or your budget. With a few smart upgrades and habits, you can stay cozy while cutting down on energy use.

Parkland County's Fire Hazard Level has been updated to No Restriction.

Parkland County is pleased to share upcoming improvements to two key intersections that will address safety concerns in both the short and long term.