The Government of Alberta has initiated the Site Rehabilitation Program in order to help clean up some of the oil and gas facilities across the province. The current phase of funding for this program is targeted to facilities where the licensee (the owner of the...
The report on the recent public consultation for the Special Areas Water Supply Project (SAWSP) is now available. This report summarizes feedback provided during March’s consultation, including what people thought the next steps should be for the project. This feedback will be used by the...
Hay Permit – Portion of Section 24-29-13-W4M The Special Areas Board is requesting bids for a Hay Permit covering the following location and area: - Portion of Section 24-29-13-W4M - 280 acres south...
ATTENTION Special Areas roadside grass control (cutting ditches) will begin on June 8. If you wish to harvest the roadside vegetation for hay, please contact your local District Office as soon as possible. This will allow our road crew to plan their work accordingly. Roadside grass control...
Our offices will be closed for Victoria Day on Monday, May 18. Offices will resume service via phone & email on Tuesday, May 19 but will remain closed to public access. Please be safe this long weekend by maintaining physical distancing recommendations, including staying 6 ft...
As a result of COVID-19, and it's impact on Special Areas operations, 2020 combined assessment & taxation notices will be mailed out June 15. This is one month later than they are usually sent out; however, the taxation payment deadline remains November 15. For 2020 combined...
Special Areas parks and campgrounds will be opening on a limited basis on May 15. Initially, campgrounds at Blood Indian, Prairie Oasis, and Carolside will be restricted to self-contained units only – i.e. those with internal water supply, holding tanks and personal washroom facilities like RVs...
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Regional economic development groups have been working hard to make sure local businesses are in a good position for the approaching Keystone XL pipeline project. The project, an 830,000-barrel-per-day pipeline, will carry oil from Alberta to the U.S. Gulf Coast home to a large concentration...
A New Face on Council: Advisory Council welcomes Lee Fryberger With Brent Horner stepping down from his role as Advisory Councillor for Special Area No. 2, Subdivision 4, the group welcomed a new face this month. Lee Fryberger joined the group of locally elected representatives during...