Local Government

Welcome to the City of Wetaskiwin. This page is designed to help you stay informed and connected with your local government. Here, you’ll find resources and information about what’s happening in your municipality, including information about Wetaskiwin's City Council, their meetings and decisions, and the municipal budget, bylaws, and Council policies.

Whether you’re exploring services online or visiting one of our community facilities, City Council, City employees, and residents work together to support an open, informed, and engaged community we can all be proud to call home.

City Council

Wetaskiwin's City Council is the legislative body that represents the residents of Wetaskiwin. The Mayor and six Councillors lead and establish policies and priorities for Wetaskiwin's municipal government.

Municipal Budget

The City operates on a one-year budget cycle, ensuring it can remain fully operational and continue delivering services to residents.

City Divisons

The City of Wetaskiwin is comprised of many departments that collectively communicate and work together to ensure that Wetaskiwin residents continue to enjoy a high standard of living.

Bylaws

A bylaw is a local law passed by City Council to help govern the community, such as rules for parking, animal control, noise, and public spaces, and it can be enforced by law.

Council Policies

Council policies set discretionary duties or standards of performance for the City of Wetaskiwin. These policies govern various City functions and services, like snow clearing, special events, display of flags on City property, and more.

City Newsroom

Looking for City-related news and information?

Whistleblower Program

As part of its commitment to high ethical standards and public trust, the City of Wetaskiwin has launched a whistleblower program to provide a safe way to report rare but serious wrongdoing.

City of Wetaskiwin
4705 50 Avenue
Box 6210
Wetaskiwin
Alberta, Canada T9A 2E9
Phone: 780.361.4400