The council discussed and passed several bylaws, including the CAO bylaw, a procedural bylaw, and a governance and priorities committee bylaw, with discussions regarding suspension of rules, electronic meeting attendance, and committee terms. The council also received a presentation on the 2027 budget survey results, noting a 16.9% response rate from the public.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Athabasca County Council Regular Meeting
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The Council meeting covered various administrative and financial matters. Key topics included the rescission of the Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework with the Municipal District of Opportunity, the review of the August 31st financial variance report, and a discussion regarding capital projects and budget overstatements due to the timing of requisition payments. A delegation from Travel Lakeland also provided a presentation.
Sep 10, 2026·Board meeting
Aabaska County Council Regular Meeting
The council discussed and approved revisions to the agenda, including updates regarding waterline and truck fill projects. Key topics included the adoption of a revised strategic priorities chart, an overview of Starlink community connectivity costs, and the passage of a plan of subdivision cancellation bylaw. The council also deliberated on submitting comments to Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada regarding amendments to the tower siting process.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Athabasca County Committee Of The Whole Committee Of The Whole Meeting
The Committee discussed several operational and administrative updates. Key topics included the FCSS annual report, the Alberta Hub Skyway project, and updates from the Corporate, Protective, and Infrastructure departments. The committee addressed infrastructure projects, specifically bridge repairs and STIP funding, as well as enforcement services regarding unsightly premises and the community standards bylaw. Additionally, there was a discussion concerning gravel supply quality and specifications, the importance of responsive communication with ratepayers, gravel hauling fuel surcharges, and the status of the county's dust control program.