News Releases

  • Celebrate Seniors This June!

    Seniors Week is coming up from June 1 to 7, and in Parkland County, we’re celebrating all month long! The Tri-Municipal Region will be hosting a variety of events, with Seniors Shuttle rides available for free to Parkland County seniors.  

  • 2026 Sports Parks Bookings Open

    Parkland County maintains two sports fields, Coal Diamond Sports Park and Meridian Sports Park, both offering a variety of amenities including green spaces, soccer fields, playgrounds, and ball diamonds. These Facilities are open daily (weather permitting) from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm and are currently accepting bookings through September for events, sports tournaments, and other outdoor activities.

  • Living by the Lake: Dock and Mooring Information in Parkland County

    Parkland County is home to many beautiful lakes, providing our residents to recreational experiences such as swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding and fishing to name a few. For those residents lucky enough to reside on or in the near vicinity of these lake, docks and seasonal mooring structures are a common part of waterfront living.

  • Notice of Public Hearing: Bylaw 2026-24

    In accordance with the requirements of Section 606 of the Municipal Government Act, as amended, the Council of Parkland County has scheduled a Public Hearing regarding the proposed adoption of the following Bylaw:

    Bylaw 2026-24 SE-32-52-26-W4M Industrial Redistricting Amendment, Amending Land Use Bylaw 2025-12
    Date: June 9, 2026 
    Time: 10:00 a.m.
    Location: Parkland County Council Chambers, 53109A Hwy 779, Parkland County, Alberta

  • Deeply Rooted: The Lifelong Commitment of Susan Schafers as a Local Farmer and ASB Veteran

    As a proud resident of Parkland County, Susan Schafers’ family has been farming in the Holborn area for over 60 years. For the past 10, Susan’s served on the County’s Agricultural Services Board (ASB), sharing her experience and expertise for the benefit of the County’s agricultural sector and community.

  • Parkland County introduces Home Energy Efficiency Kits

    Parkland County, in partnership with Parkland County Libraries, is offering residents a new hands-on way to better understand how their homes use energy and identify opportunities to reduce utility costs and improve comfort. Home Energy Efficiency Kits are now available for loan and include practical tools to test different aspects of your home’s performance, such as heat loss, appliance usage, and indoor air quality.

  • Have your say on updates to Parkland County planning Documents

    Parkland County is modernizing its approach to Area Structure Plans (ASP) to help make planning documents more consistent, flexible, and user-friendly for residents, landowners, businesses and applicants.Two public engagement opportunities are coming up in June, and we invite residents to stop by, learn more, and share feedback with the project team. 

  • Tri-Municipal Region 2025 Alberta Housing and Service Needs Estimation Report Released

    In October 2025, the Tri-Municipal Region participated in a large-scale provincial housing and service needs estimation. The data highlighted in the report can be used to help inform decision-making across organizations, funders, and government by providing reliable and up-to-date information on housing insecurity, housing stock, and service needs. The community report was released on May 20, 2026 by local municipal partners.

  • Parkland County Invites Public Feedback on 2026–2029 Strategic Plan - Deadline Extended

    Every four years, following a municipal election, Council develops a new Strategic Plan. This plan sets the direction and priorities for Parkland County and acts as the roadmap that guides both Council and Administration. Council would like to hear from you and receive your feedback on the Strategic Plan. Public input will be collected until June 18, 2026.

  • Fire Hazard Level Updated to Fire Restriction

    Please be advised that Parkland County's Fire Hazard Level has been updated to Fire Restriction, effective May 17 at 3 p.m.

    • Fire hazard conditions are at a level where fires can start and grow quickly. No open burning fires or major burn operations are allowed.
    • Safe, recreational fires in approved fire pits, burn barrels/incinerators with screens, as well as gas/propane stoves, barbeques and fire bowls are allowed.
    • Major burn, outdoor fire, and consumer fireworks permits are cancelled at this time, and no new permits will be issued.