Posted January 17, 2024
Residents are invited to help set 2024/2025 policing priorities for Strathcona County RCMP and Strathcona County Enforcement Services in a brief survey.
Posted January 16, 2024
Strathcona County is pleased to present a new art exhibition, Reflections, featuring artworks from Canadian artists Carol Wylie (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) and Marie-Pierre Castonguay (Sherwood Park, Alberta). The exhibit opens at the Gallery on January 23 and shows until March 2, 2024.
Posted January 11, 2024
Strathcona County’s residents are invited to share their thoughts and opinions about County programs, services, quality of life and value for tax dollars.
Posted January 10, 2024
County youth are invited for a chance to win a unique, behind the scenes VIP prize package from Strathcona County!
Posted December 14, 2023
Ring in 2024 with free, family-friendly festivities on Sunday, December 31 starting at 6 p.m. The evening will conclude with spectacular fireworks at 8 p.m., early enough for even the youngest of festival goers to enjoy. The fun will take place at Broadmoor Lake Park and includes activities at Festival Place and the Sherwood Park Arena and Sports Centre.
Posted December 5, 2023
On December 4, 2023, Strathcona County Council approved a 5.87 per cent tax revenue requirement for the 2024 budget, including a 2 per cent recreation levy. The average tax increase for a property valued at $448K in 2024 will be approximately $117 annually, or $9.75 per month.
Posted December 4, 2023
On October 26, 2023, the Emergency Communications Centre for Strathcona County became the first 9-1-1 centre in Canada to transition to the Next Generation 9-1-1 (NG9-1-1) network.
Posted November 22, 2023
Strathcona County is excited to announce the opening of the Gemstone Gallery, a new art space dedicated to exhibiting artwork by local youth.
Posted November 21, 2023
Discover an exciting array of captivating artworks that express our relationship between human existence and the environments we inhabit.
Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone, no matter their age or fitness level. Approximately 35,000 cardiac arrests occur in Canada each year, and less than 10 per cent of victims survive. Strathcona County wants to change that.