The committee reviewed several items, including presentations on the Northern Sky Corridor Strategy and the Moose Meadows Development. Key legislative matters included discussions on the Hydrovac Waste Dumping Fee and drafts for the 2026 Fees, Solid Waste, Chief Administrative Officer, Maternity and Parental Leave, and Council and Committees Procedural bylaws. Additionally, the committee discussed the 2022-2026 Strategic Plan and held an in-camera session regarding contract matters and AAIP.
May 25, 2026·
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The council discussed various reports, including updates from the Chamber of Commerce, the Canadian Red Cross, and the ready board regarding biomass energy. The council approved a tax rate bylaw after clarifying minor discrepancies in the Request for Decision document. Additionally, a tourism development strategy titled Toes into Tourism was presented, focusing on leveraging the Northern Sky Corridor and regional assets to enhance local tourism and economic diversification.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Committee of the Whole of Town of High Level Committee of the Whole Meeting
The committee discussed several administrative items, including an Emergency Vehicle Life Cycle Replacement Policy and a potential geographic name change for a local watercourse. The committee also deliberated on the selection of a recipient for the Town of High Level Bursary program and recessed into an in-camera session to discuss bursary applications.
May 7, 2026·Board meeting
Town Of High Level Special Council Meeting
The council meeting focused on the presentation and review of the 2026 operating and capital budget. Discussions included the municipality's financial position, the importance of long-term planning, and the need for organizational structural improvements to match service delivery. The budget presentation highlighted an ambitious yet responsible financial plan featuring significant organizational cost savings and a tax decrease. Additionally, the council addressed potential future financial risks, such as inflation and the need for future utility rate adjustments, while emphasizing the goal of building long-term financial resilience and sustainability.
