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Information for the Jan. 24 Public Hearing

The public hearing the proposed Wastewater Treatment Facility project will take place on January 24, 2022 at 1 PM. 

City Hall is open to the public at reduced capacity. Members of the public may choose to participate at Council and Committee meeti...

January 24. 2022 Regular Council Meeting/Public Hearing

The next Committee of the Whole and Regular City Council Meeting will take place on January 24, 2022. 

City Hall is open to the public at reduced capacity. Members of the public may choose to participate at Council and Committee meetings in person...

Wetaskiwin City Council Amends Emergency Management Bylaw

The City’s emergency Management Bylaw was amended by Wetaskiwin City Council during the Jan. 10 Council meeting.

Subdivision & Development Appeal Board (SDAB)

Love to learn and want to be more involved in the community? Consider applying for the Subdivision & Development Appeal Board (SDAB)! 

This is a quasijudicial Board as set out in the Municipal Government Act, and is administered by Legislative...

By-the-Lake Park Bathrooms Open

The washrooms at By-the-Lake Park are now open. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank everyone for their patience.

City partners in launch of free digital support for small businesses

The Digital Economy Program helps small businesses build their online presence, add eCommerce, create a social media plan, and other digital practices to help their business thrive.

Public Budget Open Houses taking place virtually

The City will host virtual-only public budget open houses this year on Jan. 26 and Jan. 28 due to the increase in local COVID-19 cases.

Investigation into issues with Water Treatment Plant complete

The internal investigation conducted by the City of Wetaskiwin following malfunctions at the Water Treatment Plant is now complete.

Proposed Wastewater Treatment Facility

Learn more about the proposed Wastewater Treatment Facility before the public hearing on Monday, January 24, 2022 at 1 PM.

MCC proposed for City’s water and wastewater services

The City of Wetaskiwin is proposing a Municipally Controlled Corporation structure for future water and wastewater services to minimize the financial burden.

Interim 2022 Operating Budget Approved by City Council

Wetaskiwin City Council approved an interim 2022 municipal operating budget of $11.2 million at their regular December 13, 2021 meeting to allow for uninterrupted operations while Council reviews and deliberates the 2022 municipal budget in February 2022.