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Parkland County’s Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw is designed to keep all members of our community — including our furry friends — safe and sound. Under the bylaw, every dog owner must purchase a licence, which includes a dog tag with a number.

The Jasper fire is now under control and the time has come for residents to pick up the pieces and start over. Brian Cornforth is sifting through the ashes in Jasper, hoping to find his mother’s wedding rings in the wreckage of her house.

Residents of the Village of Spring Lake recently took part in a community clean up event as they work toward becoming a FireSmart recognized neighbourhood. The event kicked off with an info session on the FireSmart program – its principles, why they are important, and how they can be applied.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Division 6 Councillor Allan Hoefsloot. Allan passed away Saturday, August 10, after a battle with cancer.

Parkland County extends its condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Colin Hough, a Rocky View County municipal employee who was tragically killed near Strathmore on Tuesday. .

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Please note that two Special Council meetings have been scheduled for August 27, 2024. The first will take place at 11:00 a. m.

Fire Chief Brian Cornforth appeared on Real Talk with Ryan Jespersen to discuss Parkland County’s role in the firefighting efforts in Jasper. The conversation touched on how our fire crews were able to assist and the dedication of the Jasper crews who were relentless in their efforts to save the community despite their own personal losses happening in real time.

The Tri-Region Mayors' Golf Classic tournament took place on Monday, July 22, 2024, and raised $20,000 for NeighbourLink Parkland. This vital organization supports and enhances the lives of those in need across all three communities: Parkland County, the Town of Stony Plain and the City of Spruce Grove.

Great news –the planned upgrades for Wabamun’s Waterfront Park have been pushed back so that residents and visitors can now enjoy the park before construction begins in the fall!.