RESPONSIBLE ANIMAL OWNERSHIP BYLAW – PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SURVEY
Bylaw and Summary of Bylaw Changes on Bylaw page.
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND
LANE CLOSURE
For greater clarity, the proposed lane closure is the lane directly south of the Orthodox Greek Orthodox Church of Holy Trinity which is at the corner of 47 Street and 51 Avenue.
Lane Closure Bylaw is located on the Bylaws page.
2026 CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
ASSESSMENT AND TAX NOTICE
NEW OFFICE HOURS
Our office hours are now 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm Monday to Friday!
MEET NEW STAFF
Meet Dallas Casemore, the new Foreman for the Village of Myrnam. Dallas brings valuable experience from working in public works within a small village setting. Having grown up in Myrnam and continuing to call it home, he’s well connected to the community he now serves. Congratulations, Dallas, on your new role and welcome to the team!
While Jodi Bannister is already a familiar face in the Village, her role has recently changed. You’ll now see more of Jodi out in the community handling public works duties, as well as occasionally in the administration office, where she’ll step in as backup to the CAO when needed.
FREE ONLINE TRAINING COURSES
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:
>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)
Make a plan to stay connected 🤝
Emergencies can happen with little warning and can disrupt the ways we normally communicate, including cell service, internet, and power. Having a plan in place can help reduce stress and make it easier for your household to reconnect during an emergency.
#BePrepared by creating an emergency communication plan:
📍 Choose three meeting places: Pick one meeting place near your home, one outside your neighbourhood, and one out of town. If communication is disrupted, everyone will know where to meet.
📋 Know local emergency plans: Find out how your loved ones’ schools, workplaces, care facilities, daycares or pet kennels would respond during an emergency and how they would contact you. Add a trusted person to the list of approved contacts who can pick up members of your household if needed.
📞 Create emergency contact cards: Keep important phone numbers nearby with both physical and digital copies. Make sure each member of your household and support network has a copy.
Looking for more ways to plan ahead and stay connected before an emergency happens? Visit the Be Prepared Communication preparedness and planning webpage for additional tips.
NEWSLETTER
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DEVELOPMENT
To review any current development permits please visit our Planning and Development page.
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.