Council Highlights provide a summary of key discussions and decisions from Camrose County Council meetings. The strategic priority tags included throughout these highlights show how Council’s work supports the goals identified in the County’s Strategic Plan. Learn more about the County’s Strategic Plan.   Administration Update Administration focused on regional partnerships, service planning, and organizational improvements. Updates to the County’s

Rail Safety Week: September 21-27, 2026 WHEREAS Rail Safety Week is to be held across Canada from September 21 to 27 2026; WHEREAS, 252 railway crossing and trespassing incidents occurred in Canada in 2025; resulting in 69 avoidable fatalities and 60 avoidable serious injuries; WHEREAS, educating and informing the public about rail safety (reminding the public that railway rights-of-way are

Upcoming workshop for local Community Organizations who want to level-up their Canva skills for Event Promotion. More details and register

Late participation in the 2026 AgriStability program is now open until October 1 in response to excessive moisture conditions affecting producers this growing season. The interim payment rate has also increased from 50% to 75%, helping eligible producers access support sooner. More Details

The fields are changing and combines are starting to roll. Harvest Season is here. Behind every slow-moving machine is someone working to bring the harvest home. Slow down. Give them room. Let’s get everyone home safe.

Council Highlights provide a summary of key discussions and decisions from Camrose County Council meetings. The strategic priority tags included throughout these highlights show how Council’s work supports the goals identified in the County’s Strategic Plan. Learn more about the County’s Strategic Plan.   Administration Update Administration focused on regional collaboration and organizational planning throughout the reporting period. Staff advanced

Camrose County is proud to congratulate Anjah Howard on receiving the Individual OTIS (Outstanding in Stewardship) Award from the Battle River Watershed Alliance. Presented during the Alliance’s annual general meeting, the award recognizes Anjah’s planning leadership in watershed management and her contributions to regional stewardship initiatives through the State of the Watershed Committee and the Water and Land Advisory Committee.

Council Highlights provide a summary of key discussions and decisions from Camrose County Council meetings. The strategic priority tags included throughout these highlights show how Council’s work supports the goals identified in the County’s Strategic Plan. Learn more about the County’s Strategic Plan.   Administration Update Administration continued supporting Council through financial management, grant administration, and regional collaboration initiatives. Staff

The recent stretch of wet weather has brought more than enough rain to the County. While the moisture is affecting fields and delaying agricultural activities, it’s also taking a toll on our gravel road network. Extended rainfall saturates the road base, making gravel roads softer and more susceptible to potholes, rutting, wash boarding and washouts, particularly in low-lying areas and

Pursuant to Section 606 of the Municipal Government Act, the Council of Camrose County gives notice that it has given First Reading to By-law No. 1589 to amend Land Use Bylaw No. 1541. The purpose of this By-law is to redistrict Lot 2, Block 1, Plan 0820374 (Pt. NW-18-47-19-4) from A – Agricultural District to CR1 – Small Lot Country

Council Highlights provide a summary of key discussions and decisions from Camrose County Council meetings. The strategic priority tags included throughout these highlights show how Council’s work supports the goals identified in the County’s Strategic Plan. Learn more about the County’s Strategic Plan.   Administration Update Administration continued work on financial operations, grant reporting, property tax inquiries, and legal and

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 17, 2026 Building International Relationships Through AfriCanada Expo 2026 CAMROSE COUNTY, Alta. – Camrose County participated in AfriCanada Expo 2026 – Africa-Canada-India Trilateral Trade Dialogue “Unlocking Potential: the Africa-Canada Partnership for Prosperity” in Edmonton on June 10 and 11. Councillors and staff then welcomed expo delegates on June 12 for an Economic Discovery Tour of the

You drive over them every day, but most people never think about what’s beneath the road. Camrose County maintains more than 8,000 culverts across our road network. These hidden pieces of infrastructure move water and help protect the roads residents rely on every day. Last week, the failure of an existing culvert on Range Road 184 between Township Road 434

Council Highlights provide a summary of key discussions and decisions from Camrose County Council meetings. The strategic priority tags included throughout these highlights show how Council’s work supports the goals identified in the County’s Strategic Plan. Learn more about the County’s Strategic Plan: Camrose County Strategic Plan 2025-2029 Administration Update Administration continued work on taxation, assessment, and financial operations, while

The Consumer Investigations Unit (CIU) is warning Albertans about ongoing asphalt paving scams, particularly in small and rural communities. Typically, operators go door-to-door offering discounted paving services, often claiming they have “leftover” asphalt from another job nearby. While the initial quote may seem like a bargain, consumers often report unexpected price increases, high-pressure sales tactics, poor-quality workmanship, and difficulty contacting

Camrose County hosts 1,439 active businesses in 2025, a rise of 8.4% from the previous year and 22.2% growth since 2020, showing a strong rebound after earlier declines. Camrose County’s business base has grown into a notably stronger position over the past few years, after a period of clear volatility. The latest count shows 1,439 active business establishments in 2025,