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Looking for something to do?
Check out the “EVENTS CALENDAR” on the Town’s website!
It’s full of exciting activities for kids, youth, adults and seniors to keep you and your family busy!!
www.draytonvalley.ca/events/
You can also upload your own community event for free! Simply click the 'add your event' button at the bottom of the page!
Events Archive - Drayton Valley
www.draytonvalley.ca
Check out the Omniplex; home to the Drayton Valley Thunder and an ideal location for trade shows, conferences, exhibitions, recreational events and agricultural shows.Signage has been placed along 45 Street, between 50 Ave & 48 St. Crews will be out this afternoon (Jan. 20) to pickup the snow that is windrowed in the middle of the road.
If you are parked on the street please move your vehicle, this will allow our equipment and trucks to safely collect the snow.
Thank you to everyone for your cooperation!
Lindsey
Its 3:34 and it still has not been touched
Missed last week's Council Meeting? You can now review Council Meetings and decision items in our Newsletter! To view the newsletter for January 15th, visit our website www.draytonvalley.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Council-Review-Newsletter-Jan-15-2020.pdf
UPDATE
Time has changed for water interruption. There will now be a ½ hour water disruption today between 12:45 – 3 pm.
REMINDER
Residents outlined on the map will experience a water interruption from approximately 9 am - 12 pm today. This interruption is due to a valve repair.
UPDATE.
Phone service at the Town has now been restored! Contact the Town at 780.514.2200 or visit www.draytonvalley.ca/staff-directory/ for our full directory.
We thank everyone for their patience while we worked with TELUS to have this problem resolved!
Staff Directory - Drayton Valley
www.draytonvalley.ca
Contacts & Directory Administration Chief Administrative Officer Email 780-514-2202 Assistant Chief Administrative Officer Email 780.514.2946 Intergovernmental Relations & Communications Email 780.514...On Monday, January 20th, the area outlined on the map will experience a water interruption from approximately 9 am - 12 pm. This interruption is due to a valve repair.
Bonnie Edwards
Kim Shokoples Bonnie Edwards
Bryan Notheisz
Jana Pedersen Bown
PHONE SERVICE OUTAGE.
The Town is currently experiencing a disruption to our phone service. We have contacted TELUS who is working on repairing the issue, however in the meantime outside calls to Town facilities will not go through.
For the Water Treatment Plant please dial the on-call number at 780.621.1074. For Public Works please dial 780.202.1246. In case of emergency requiring the Fire department, please call 911.
Further inquiries can be directed to the Town via email. The Town directory can be viewed at www.draytonvalley.ca/staff-directory/
We apologize for the inconvenience, and will keep residents updated when our phone service is restored!
Oh yes I saw this on FB this morning 👍🏼. Thanks for thinking of me though! I didn’t receive a call back from anyone at the yesterday....maybe the lines went down then? Not sure but I’ll try again once I know they’re up and running
Klee Bang
With a forecast proposing relative temperature increases, our crews will tentatively begin clearing paths and sidewalks around Town, doing their best to keep stress on equipment to a minimum.
We have not received confirmation that residential curbside collection has been cancelled, but will keep residents updated as we receive updated information.
We appreciate your patience during this period of extreme cold.
Christmas Tree Drop-Off! January 7th - January 31st, 2020.
Drop off your live trees for recycling at our designated area next to the rodeo grounds at the Omniplex! All decorations must be removed.
Trees will be recycled and used as mulch as part of the Town's Landscape Management Program. Map and further details available at draytonvalley.ca
As the temperatures remain around -40 and with the windchill bringing temperatures closer to -50, this poses many challenges for our equipment and our crews. At these extreme temperatures our equipment is prone to breakdowns and damage and is not safe for our staff to be out for long periods of time.
Again, we thank you for your patience and understanding. Regular activities will resume as soon as the temperatures improve.
No problem the garbage is frozen and does not smell. Will hold until next week
I want staff to be safe and warm. My trash can wait!
I have to work. Otherwise I can't pay taxes. Then what? Oh outside too
pretty sure its the same for everyone in the field - we dont get to wuss out
I would love for the town to be able to post something without someone finding something negative to comment. A few businesses in town (and other towns) have shutdown for these last few days and I think that is more than fair. Glad to hear the town cares for the well-being of their staff. ❤️
Australia is on fire, literally bullions of animals have perished and you’re complaining about some people thinking of themselves and their health? Wow!! Sorry but there are worse things happening. I’ve been to Drayton Valley and it is absolutely beautiful, but have some compassion.
We do have compassion that is why our town motto is Pulling Together-we are a united community
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