What your council decided, and how they voted.
Every council meeting in central Alberta on one page: the short version first, then one item at a time – what was proposed, what was decided, and who voted which way.
Council was set to hold public hearings and consider readings for two land-use changes, one beside a church on 50th Avenue and one in Metcalf Ridge, and to consider new policies on public…
This was Sylvan Lake's yearly organizational meeting, where council was set to choose a deputy mayor, appoint members to boards and committees, set its meeting schedule for 2026-2027 and consider a…
Council was to hold a public hearing on closing an unused road near 60 Avenue, reconsider the Parkland Regional Library 2027 budget, review third-quarter finances and award a safety codes services…
Olds council was set to consider final approval of changes to the Cornerstone Area Structure Plan, a new round of Land Use Bylaw changes with a public hearing date, several development permits, a…
Council was to hear budget requests from the Sylvan Lake Archives and Library, look at new tools and ideas for planning taxes and utility costs, and get updates on the water system, the Winter…
Council will hear 2027 budget and grant requests from local groups, consider a bylaw to repeal old inactive bylaws, and review the Town's finances to the end of September 2026.
Council was set to hear 2027 budget requests from the Sylvan Lake Lodge Foundation and the Parkland Regional Library System, and to consider changes to the Visitor Pay Parking Program, a new…
Council was set to consider third reading of a bylaw repealing old, inactive bylaws and first readings of a second one, three requests to waive property tax penalties, and a presentation from the…
Red Deer City Council was set to consider key planning elements for the Westerner Exposition Association's long-term plan, a proposed $5 million transfer from a landfill reserve, a revised volunteer…
Council was set to consider the 2027 five-year paving plan, several recreation funding requests, a wastewater grant application, an updated development plan with the Town of Eckville, and two tax…
- Olds · 26 OctCouncil gave second reading to an amended Cornerstone area plan allowing denser housingPassed
- Ponoka · 14 OctCouncil declined to endorse the police union's call to action on Alberta policingPassed
- Ponoka · 14 OctCouncil voted against the Parkland Regional Library's proposed 2027 budgetDefeated
- Ponoka · 14 OctCouncil passed a bylaw cancelling old, inactive town bylawsPassed
- Lacombe · 13 OctCouncil backs library charge of $11.05 per person, costing Lacombe $157,550.90 in 2027Passed
- Lacombe · 13 OctCouncil asks for new fire station designs based on a $12 million budgetPassed
- Lacombe · 13 OctCouncil passes utility bylaw change on waste and recycling cart rulesPassed
- Lacombe · 13 OctCouncil receives proposed 2027 budget with a 3.9% municipal tax increasePassed
- Lacombe · 13 OctCouncil receives proposed $6.82M capital budget for 2027Passed
- Innisfail · 13 OctCouncil appointed Sean Durkin as the Town's new Chief Administrative Officer, starting November 16, 2026Passed
- Innisfail · 13 OctCouncil kept its councillor disclosure bylaw and asked staff for options to revise itDefeated
- Innisfail · 13 OctCouncil chose Bell's Zoom Phone to replace the Town phone system, at an estimated $100,128 over five yearsPassed
- Town of Innisfail6 meetings · latest 9 Nov ● LIVE
- City of Lacombe9 meetings · latest 9 Nov ● LIVE
- Lacombe County6 meetings · latest 22 Oct ● LIVE
- Town of Olds6 meetings · latest 9 Nov ● LIVE
- Town of Ponoka7 meetings · latest 28 Oct ● LIVE
- City of Red Deer7 meetings · latest 27 Oct ● LIVE
- Red Deer County5 meetings · latest 27 Oct ● LIVE
- Town of Sylvan Lake10 meetings · latest 9 Nov ● LIVE
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Before the meeting
The agenda in plain words: the short version first, then each item in a sentence or two – what is proposed and why it matters.
After the meeting
Each item shows the decision – passed, defeated, tabled – next to what was proposed, with the original documents one click away.
From the official record
Everything comes from each council's own agendas and minutes. Summaries are written with the help of AI; the official minutes are always the final word.
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