JOB OPPORTUNITY – PUBLIC WORKS FOREMAN
HAYING TENDER 2026
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FREE ONLINE TRAINING COURSES
DOG/CAT CATCHER OPPORTUNITY
PUBLIC NOTICE – WINTER SIDEWALK SNOW & ICE CLEARING
SNOW REMOVAL ASSISTANCE FOR SENIORS
Seniors with mobility challenges or limited income may be eligible for provincial funding to help with snow removal through Alberta’s Special Needs Assistance program. This funding can help cover the cost of clearing snow from driveways, walkways, and steps.
To apply or get more information: Call 1‑877‑644‑9992 (Alberta Seniors Special Needs Assistance) or visit https://www.alberta.ca/seniors-special-needs-assistance.aspx.
For Local Service Providers:
If you are a local business or resident who provides snow removal services, please provide your contact information to the Village Office at (780) 366-3910 or admin@myrnam.ca. This helps us connect seniors in need with available snow removal support.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
COUNCIL MEETINGS
Regular Council Meetings are scheduled for the third Tuesday of each month starting at 7:00 P.M. in Council Chambers located at 5007 50 Street in Myrnam, Alberta. Public Presentation of upcoming agendas are available here.
Upcoming Regular Council Meetings:
>April 21, 2026
>May 19, 2026
>June 16, 2026
>July 21, 2026
>August 18, 2026
>September 15, 2026
>October 20, 2026
Next Organizational Meeting:
>Tuesday, October 20, 2026 at 7 pm
Council Budget Meeting
Budget Meetings have concluded for the 2026 Budget Year. Budget Meetings for the 2027 year will commence this fall.
WEEKLY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS MESSAGE (provided by Provincial Operations Centre)
Despite emergencies continuing to increase in frequency and severity, the 2025 Preparedness Survey of Albertans indicates that a significant number of Albertans remain unprepared for emergencies, with many reporting they do not feel at risk. #BePrepared by knowing your risks, including:
- Personal risks, or the unique needs of your household, and how they might impact you during an emergency. This could include mobility limitations, living alone, not having a vehicle, or having pets or dependents, and planning for these needs in advance.
- Common hazards in your area and how you can prepare for them.
- Situational risks that could impact your home, community or neighbourhood, such as living near a body of water or in a low-lying flood plain that increases your risk to flooding.
Preparedness isn’t about being ready for the next big disaster; it’s about adopting everyday behaviours over time to build resilience to disruptions when they occur, whether big or small. Learn more about how you can build resilience to protect yourself and your loved ones with Be Prepared resources and programming.
NEWSLETTER
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POWER OR STREETLIGHT OUTAGE
UNDERSTANDING YOUR UTILITY BILLS (Power and Gas)
https://ucahelps.alberta.ca/residential/electricity/understanding-your-bill
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.