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.
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.
ANIMAL LICENCE AND BUSINESS LICENCE RENEWAL REMINDERS
Animal Licences and Business Licences are valid only for the calendar year in which they are issued. All Animal and Business Licences must be renewed each January. Please ensure your licences are up to date for the coming year. Forms are available online at: Bylaws, Policies & Reports – The Village of Myrnam
Forms may be dropped off at the Village Office during regular business hours with payment. If you prefer to complete the process online, you can email your completed form to admin@myrnam.ca and make your payment electronically through your bank or by e-transfer. If you submit payment online, please note in your email (when submitting your form) that an online payment was sent, including the date, time, and amount.
DOG/CAT CATCHER OPPORTUNITY
FREE ONLINE TRAINING COURSES
CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED – MYRNAM CALLING: WHY I’M READY TO MAKE IT HOME CONTEST
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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.
Upcoming Regular Council Meetings:
>February 17, 2026
>March 17, 2026
>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
>February 11, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.
WEEKLY EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS MESSAGE (provided by Provincial Operations Centre)
Information empowers you and your loved ones with the knowledge needed to respond to emergencies with greater confidence, clarity, and care. #BePrepared by getting and staying informed:
- Reach out to your local authority or look online to learn how critical instructions and updates in your community are shared. Sign up to receive notifications and updates through their emergency warning system.
- Identify alternative methods to receiving information and staying connected with loved ones if communications are disrupted or there is a power outage (battery-powered or hand-crank radio, satellite phone, etc.).
- During an emergency, turn cell phones to battery-saving mode and use for emergency calls only. Rely on trusted sources of information including active Alberta Emergency Alerts, active health advisories, Weather alerts, Alberta Rivers advisories.
Taking preparedness steps before an emergency can reduce anxiety, support informed decision-making, and increase resilience during uncertainty. Learn other preparedness actions you can take 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.