Carmen Frank

This document outlines capital projects and initiatives planned for 2025 and 2026. The key focus areas include critical infrastructure maintenance and upgrades such as water line extensions, asphalt repairs, and building upkeep. It also details projects to enhance public amenities like outdoor seating with internet access, Main Street beautification, and the development of a walking trail. Additionally, the plan covers a long-term feasibility assessment for the water treatment plant and promotional strategies for the Alliance Multiplex and sports grounds, aiming to improve community services, safety, appearance, and local economic activity.

This strategic plan outlines the future direction for the Village of Alliance, guided by its mission, vision, and core values of respect, leadership, knowledge, teamwork, and transparency. It incorporates a SWOT analysis and community profile to identify long-term and short-term goals, aiming to foster a community with balanced economic opportunity, health, well-being, and community spirit.

The council meeting agenda includes discussions on property tax mill rates and designated industrial property tax rolls, a funding request for the agricultural society recreation grant, and the Alliance Seniors Group annual lease agreement. Key policy reviews involve a newsletter advertising policy and a public participation policy. The council will also address staffing for summer student positions, public works contractor renewals, grant funding for the local museum, and amendments to municipal credit card and land use bylaws. Additional agenda items include a waterworks infrastructure assessment, review of regional housing financial statements, and various administrative and financial reports.

The council meeting agenda includes the final report for the 2025 map review, discussions on Alberta police funding changes and the police funding model, strategic planning with SWOT analysis, coordination for upcoming Seniors Week activities, and a review of succession planning. Additional items involve correspondence regarding a virtual festival, property tax reform, franchise fees, and office asbestos testing. The meeting will also review administration reports, public works updates, and financial status including cheque listings and bank balances.

The council meeting agenda includes discussions on property tax penalty forgiveness, the Alliance Dam repair report, and arrangements for a Movie in the Park event. Additional items involve waste management spring cleanup initiatives, a fire ball donation, and an analysis regarding the Alberta education property tax increase. Furthermore, the meeting covers administrative reports, public works updates, and financial reviews, including cheque listings and bank balance reports.