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Public Notice(s)

Halloween Trick or Treating Hours are from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm

Information for Candidates

Information for Voters

The Village of Myrnam is thrilled to announce an exciting opportunity for those who dream of living in a vibrant, small-town community. As part of our ongoing efforts to promote economic development and raise awareness of everything Myrnam has to offer, we are launching a unique contest. The grand prize: a vacant residential lot in the heart of Myrnam.

To enter, simply submit a video telling us why Myrnam is the perfect place for you to call home. We want to hear what makes our community special to you, how you plan to make the most of this opportunity, and how living in Myrnam fits into your vision for the future.

Click here to learn more!

Travel & Heritage App

Upcoming Council Meetings

Regular Council Meetings are scheduled for the third Thursday of each month starting at 9:00 A.M. in Council Chambers located at 5007 50 Street in Myrnam, Alberta.

Upcoming Regular Council Meetings:

>To be determined

Upcoming Organizational Meeting:

>Monday, November 3, 2025

Public Hearing for Bylaw 2025-11 to Amend Land Use Bylaw 2018-08

>To be determined

Myrnam Community Library

Check out this page for more info: Myrnam Community Library – The Village of Myrnam

Weekly Preparedness Message (provided by Provincial Operations Centre)

Dropping temperatures can bring several potential hazards, especially if you are travelling. Being prepared builds resilience and helps you and your loved ones stay safe in any situation on the road. #BePrepared by:

  • Packing a vehicle emergency kit with essentials like non-perishable food, water, medications, heat packs and warm clothing in case your trip is unexpectedly extended due to disruption(s).
  • Downloading the 511 Alberta, Alberta Emergency Alert, and WeatherCan apps before you travel to stay informed with up-to-date information on weather conditions, detours, and travel delays.
  • Sharing your travel plans with someone you trust, including your destination and estimated arrival time and checking in once you’ve arrived safely.

 
Preparedness helps reduce stress and makes it easier for you and your loved ones to navigate hard situations. The Be Prepared program offers resources to help your household prepare for Alberta’s hazards year-round.

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Tax Instalment Payment Program

Would you like to pay your taxes monthly instead of once a year? Check out our Assessment and Taxation webpage and bylaw for more information.

A Word of Caution about Certain Products entering the Sewer System

Many individuals are using laundry pods, sanitary wipes, paper towels and other heavier paper products. Although some of these are described as biodegradable, they do not break down as quickly as toilet paper. These can place a strain on your personal sewers and the Village sewer infrastructure. We recommend that anything other than toilet paper not be placed in the sewer system. Place these securely in disposable bags and include them in your weekly garbage.