Council of the Municipal District of Wainwright No. 61 Regular Meeting
The Council reviewed and approved reports from the Agriculture Service Department, Public Works, and Safety departments. Key actions included authorizing the hosting of Rural Routes, approving a mowing contract extension, and increasing the budget for the Wainwright Chemical site remediation project. Public Works approvals covered the purchase of a new mechanic truck, road sand/salt mixing, and budget increases for chip and fog seal projects. Financial business involved the ratification of payroll, payment of accounts, and adoption of financial statements. Administrative actions included authorizing attendance at the Fall RMA and District 5 conferences, providing funding to the Battle River Watershed Alliance, and addressing a doctor retention request. The Council also progressed through readings for a traffic control bylaw, authorized tax penalty cancellations and agreements, and held a closed session to discuss contract negotiations.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Enterprise
Get verified public-sector contacts at scale
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
Municipal District Of Wainwright No. 61 Regular Meeting
The council reviewed reports from the Agricultural Services, Public Works, and Safety departments. Key business included the authorization of purchases for road salt and a wheel loader, a public works training budget increase, and the renegotiation of gravel pit payment terms. Financial decisions involved the approval of accounts and payroll, and the appointment of auditors for the upcoming audit years. Additionally, the council adopted a new strategic plan, discussed doctor retention in the region, approved attendance at an upcoming conference, conducted a public hearing regarding highway disposal bylaw 1732, and authorized a new contract for fleet management services.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Council Of The Municipal District Of Wainwright No. 61 Regular Meeting
The council received and approved departmental reports for Agricultural Services, Public Works, Safety, and Development. Key actions included authorizing a calendar photo contest and purchasing 800 calendars, appointing an aerial applicator for gravel pit spraying, approving a scope change for a recreation shop concrete project, and purchasing heavy equipment such as a rock picker, dozer engine, and tandem truck. The council also approved several recreation-related infrastructure projects, including siding and shack replacements at Clear Lake, and dock replacements. Additionally, the council addressed administrative matters, including the adoption of a privacy management program, authorization of tax penalty cancellations, sponsorship for a golf tournament, and the passage of bylaws regarding weed regulation and dog control. A public hearing was scheduled for upcoming road closures, and several committee reports were accepted. Financial business included the payment of accounts and the hiring of consultants for a seven-month term.
Mar 20, 2026·Board meeting
Council Of The Municipal District Of Wainwright No. 61 Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved several items, including an agricultural fieldman's report, the selection of suppliers for roadside grass seed, the authorization of 100 and 125-year farm family awards, and approval of departmental reports from Public Works and Safety. Significant procurement decisions were made regarding road oil, fog seal, chip seal, cement supply, and road crack repair for the 2026 construction season. The council also approved sponsorships for the Wainwright Runners Bison Run, KidSport Golf Tournament, and the Edgerton Bullarama, and scheduled a budget meeting. Administrative actions included the termination of Intermunicipal Collaboration Frameworks and sponsorship for a Chamber Trade Expo. Additionally, the council held a closed session on an employee matter and proceeded with the reading and passing of several bylaws, including one for a Municipal Planning Commission and another for committee requirements.
