Property assessment is the process of assigning a dollar value to a property for taxation purposes.

Wetaskiwin is home to two cemeteries; the Wetaskiwin Cemetery, and the Wetaskiwin Memorial Cemetery.

Thinking of joining our team? Browse our current employment opportunities!

Find out what land is available for purchase in Wetaskiwin.

The Wetaskiwin Public Library first opened its doors in 1928 with 50 books, and has since grown its collection to more than 40,000 items.

Find out more about the City of Wetaskiwin's license and permit offerings.

Between the City of Wetaskiwin and Alberta One-Call, we have your line locate needs covered.

New to Wetaskiwin? Check out our Newcomers Guide for all your information needs.

Wetaskiwin's Recycling Centre was established in 1998 to divert waste from the landfill's working face. 1606 tonnes of material is brought to the recycling centre annually.

The City of Wetaskiwin provides a number of programs and services to support local seniors.

Property taxes are a primary source of revenue for municipalities, and are used to finance local programs and services.

Don't have a personal vehicle, but need to get around Wetaskiwin? Here are your options.

The City of Wetaskiwin provides local customers with high-quality drinking water, wastewater collection and treatment, as well as solid waste collection. Other utility services are outsourced.

The Wetaskiwin Hospital provides a range of healthcare services, including a 24/7 emergency department.