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Morinville, Alta. – Please be advised that the start time of the Tuesday, October 17 Committee of the Whole meeting has been adjusted to 2 p.m.

The public is encouraged to attend in person, or watch online at: https://calendar.morinville.ca/meetings.

The agenda package for the October 17 Committee of the Whole Meeting will be available to view after 12 p.m. on October 13, 2023.

Morinville, Alta. – In support of Fire Prevention Month, the Morinville Fire Department is hosting an Open House from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday October 14. The free drop-in event will offer a variety of activities aimed at encouraging residents to practice fire safety and prevention. Activities include:

• Meeting your local firefighters
• Watching live demonstrations
• A free hot dog lunch, courtesy of Chris & Tracy’s No Frills, while supplies last
• Free coffee & hot chocolate, courtesy of Tim Horton’s...

Morinville, Alta. – Residents and businesses are encouraged to join us for the 2024 Budget Information Session:

When: Tuesday, October 10
Where: Morinville Community Cultural Centre, located at 9502 100 Avenue
Time: from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Drop-in to learn about the proposed 2024 Budget, the foundation on which it was created and address any budget-related questions you may have.

“The proposed 2024 Budget focuses on two main goals: maintaining current operational service levels and investing in...

Media Release 

For Immediate Release

September 12, 2023

Council Approves Capital Budget Amendment to support Hwy 642 and Grandin Drive intersection improvements

 Morinville, Alta. – At the September 12, 2023, Regular Meeting of Council, Council approved an amendment to the 2023 Capital Budget to include the Grandin Drive and Hwy 642 Signalization Project.

This project was approved for a budget of $650,000 to be funded through the Transportation Off-Site Levy Reserves and Provincial Grant funds:

• $390,000...

Building an emergency kit: a small investment with a big reward

You’ve already packed backpacks with supplies for the school year, but have you packed an emergency kit to help get you through emergencies?

In situations like floods, evacuations and winter storms, you should be able to care for members of your household, including pets, for at least three days. This helps first responders focus on people who are hurt or need immediate help before expanding their support to the community.

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