Last week the contractor mobilized the site and completed stripping in Phase 1 (north end of RR 205). This week will be focused on grading Phase 1 and centerline culvert installations.
Please follow all detours and posted signage if you are driving in the area.
This year, the national Emergency Preparedness Week campaign is May 1 to 7. The theme Emergency Preparedness: Be Ready for Anything is a reminder that preparedness isn’t just about being ready for the next big disaster. It’s about making preparedness a part of our routine so we are able to navigate disruptions, big or small.
This week, challenge yourself each day to take one step towards making preparedness a habit. Actions like packing extra snacks in your bag or buying a flat of water to store at home, are easy things you can do to help you better navigate future disruptions.
Visit alberta.ca/BePrepared for ideas on how you can be #ReadyForAnything.
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We will be conducting the May 3, 2022, Wheatland County Council meeting via conference call, at 9 AM, in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, Section 199. To join the call, please dial 403-917-1764 and when prompted, dial the pin 47001. If you would like to make a comment or ask a question during the meeting pertaining to […]
Attention Motorists: Range Road 223, between TWP 250 and HWY 561, will be temporarily closed from 9:00am – 4:00pm on April 29, 2022. Thank you for your patience!
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Alberta’s diverse landscape and weather contributes to a wide range of hazards such as extreme temperatures, tornadoes, wildfires, flooding and more.
Being aware of the hazards in your community can help you take the right steps to reduce your risk and navigate disruptions when they occur.
To learn about the common hazards in Alberta, visit alberta.ca/HazardPrep for ideas on how you can prepare for them.
Loop is a program run by farmers who want to make a difference.
For more than 4 years the program has been connecting local grocery stores with local farmers to put unsold food to use as animal feed. More than 2000 farms are connected with over 200 grocery stores across Canada and the program continues to expand, including the Calgary and Edmonton regions in 2022.
Seem too good to be true? It’s for real, and we’re ready to help more farms benefit from this program.
Help us to connect farmers in your area who may be interested in joining Loop to receive free healthy feed for their animals as well as helping keep food waste out of landfills! The stores cover the cost of the program and there is no cash cost to farms… you just need a truck and/or trailer, enough happy animals to feed, and a willingness to drive to a nearby store roughly once per week.
Interested in learning more about Loop? Check out their website here.
Attention Motorists: Due to a culvert replacement, RR 263 between HWY 1 and TWP 244 will be temporarily closed on April 27, 2022. Thank you for your patience!
PITCH-IN week promotes environmental stewardship across Canada, and encourages everyone, including organizations dedicated to environmental conservation to come together to participate in community clean-ups! This year, some members of Wheatland County staff cleaned up public parks in Carseland! Stay tuned for 2023’s PITCH-IN week details! For more information about PITCH-IN CANADA, click here.
Please be advised that due to weather, Spring street sweeping will resume on April 25. The updated schedule is as follows: April 25 – Cheadle and Carseland April 26 – Speargrass, Namaka, and Gleichen time permitting April 27 – Gleichen April 28 – Cluny and Rosebud No parking signs will be posted throughout hamlets prior […]