News Releases

Through a public request-for-proposal process, Parkland County has initiated a project that will see through the conceptual planning and detailed design for the future redevelopment of Hasse Lake Day Use Park. .

The Canada Post strike has ended, and postal service is gradually resuming. However, delays related to Canada Post delivery backlogs are expected to persist for the next few weeks.

Council and Fire Chief Brian Cornforth presented Auxiliary Assistant Chief Bill Purdy with the King Charles III’s Coronation Medal on December 11, 2024. Bill’s recognition is not only for this prestigious medal but also for his milestone achievement with Parkland County, reflecting an incredible legacy of dedication to fire services and our community, serving residents of Parkland County since 1964.

The Tree Spot. is a beautifully illustrated children’s picture book that explores the deep connection between nature and humanity through the eyes of a little girl named Willow.

Body-worn cameras can help to greatly increase trust between police and the communities they serve. The video evidence captured by enforcement officers can enhance RCMP services to residents by offering immediate and unbiased views of daily interactions.

At the December 10 Council meeting, following a public hearing and second and third readings, Parkland County adopted Advertising Bylaw 2024-21 with immediate effect. .

Starting January 1, 2025. , Parkland County Fire Services may issue invoices to recover costs from certain types of emergency responses.

The 2025 Municipal Election will take place on October 25, 2025. And although that might seem a long time away, the County is now accepting.

Parkland County Council has approved the operating and capital budget for 2025, keeping tax increases low and predictable while continuing to maintain service levels and fund important investments. Council approved a municipal tax increase of 2. 5%.

As you travel east and west along Highway 16A in Parkland County, you’ll notice some changes to traffic flow in the Acheson area. Funded through Prairies Economic Development Canada, the County has been working on improvements to the intersections at Spruce Valley Road and at Bevington/ Pinchbeck Road.