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UPDATE: The road will remain closed (barricaded) between Arc Bark Park and the day use park. Detour signage has been placed on 58 Street (off 50th Avenue) as well. Individuals travelling to the Omniplex recreational facility may use 45 Avenue.
Pedestrians walking along 49 Avenue are asked to avoid the affected area as the sidewalk has been compromised.
A full assessment of the area has been completed and it has been determined that the culverts beneath the road need to be replaced. This work could take up to two weeks. In the mean-time the road will remain closed to all traffic. The excavation has been filled in as a safety precaution.
The road will be reopened once work has been completed and public safety can be ensured.
The road has been closed and barricades put in place for the public’s safety. The sink hole runs underneath the road making the area and road unstable and unsafe for traffic. The Town of Drayton Valley would like to remind the public that attempting to remove the barricades and drive in the area is very dangerous and the integrity of the road and surrounding area is extremely unstable.
These two cats were picked up in Pleasantview Trailer Park. The one on the left is female and the one on the right is male. If either of these cats belong to you please call Animal Control at 780-514-0372
UPDATE: The road remains closed (barricaded) between Arc Bark Park and the day use park. Detour signage will be placed on 58 Street (off 50th Avenue) as well. Individuals travelling to the Omniplex recreational facility may use 45 Avenue. Pedestrians walking along 49 Avenue are asked to avoid the affected area as the sidewalk has been compromised.
An assessment of the area has been undertaken and work, which will include open excavation, will begin today to fix the sink hole and the road. Work will continue over the weekend. The road will be reopened once work has been completed and public safety can be ensured.
The road has been closed and barricades put in place for the public’s safety. The sink hole runs underneath the road making the area and road unstable and unsafe for traffic. Last night an individual removed a barricade and proceeded to drive through the area. The Town of Drayton Valley would like to remind the public that attempting to remove the barricades and drive in the area is very dangerous and the integrity of the road and surrounding area is extremely unstable.
Kodie Andrew
Paula Chapman Mellanby
Justin Blatkewicz
The North Saskatchewan River provides an abundance of recreational opportunities in Drayton Valley; it's also our source for drinking water. Please take a moment to participate in this online survey for Developing the North Saskatchewan Regional Plan.
The survey is open until May 4, 2018
www.landuse.alberta.ca/RegionalPlans/NorthSaskatchewanRegion/NSRPRAC/Pages/default.aspx
Your input will help develop a plan that:
Protects critical headwaters, lakes and wetlands,
Supports existing industrial and agricultural development,
Encourages economic diversification in local communities,
Respects traditional Indigenous use,
Enhances recreational opportunities, and
Promotes growth in regional tourism.
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The Regional Advisory Council (RAC) will provide strategic advice to the Government of Alberta in the development of the regional plan based on the Terms of Reference for Developing the North Saskatch...Water efficiency can be enhanced by replacing old fixtures and appliances with water saving models. By making some small changes you can save money on your monthly water bill, help to preserve our ultimate resource, and receive credit on your utility account!
The Town of Drayton Valley is proud to support a water conservation initiative which runs each year. The P.O.U.R program is available for customers receiving Town water service who choose to install approved fixtures or appliances which reduce the amount of water consumed. To learn more or to apply, visit: www.draytonvalley.ca/protect-our-ultimate-resource/
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Congratulations to Jessica Greenwood for winning the draw for $500.00!“My mom bought me a new dishwasher for Christmas in 2016. When we installed it in January 2017 I received the $100.00 credit tha...A sink hole has been discovered on 49 Avenue going to the West Valley Lions Park. The road will be closed (barricaded) between Arc Bark Park and the day use park. A thorough assessment is being done and appropriate mitigation will be undertaken. Detour signage will be placed on 58 Street (off 50th Avenue) as well.
Cec Koethler
The saturated ground is going to cause interesting problems this spring.
Logan Chase McGinn
Chris Aparicio Nelson Santos
Tim Perry
The beavers did it
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This cat was picked up in Pleasantview today.
Call Animal Control if this is your cat at 780-514-0372.
Angelique Skolseg ?? Either of your munchkins?
Wiola Krzysztof Jurusik
Robyn Kirsch?
The Town of Drayton Valley is expecting significant snowmelt in the next few days due to the recent snowfall and warmer temperatures. This could lead to localized overland flooding as water makes its way to the river.
Snow and other debris have started to build up in our storm drains causing water to pool on our streets and low lying areas. Although temperatures are rising, the ground is still frozen and water cannot be absorbed, further compounding the issue.
There are 486 storm drains in Drayton Valley; Public Works crews have been working diligently to clear clogged storm drains to ensure proper drainage.
We need your help!
If you have a storm drain near your property we recommend clearing any debris if it’s safe to do so to help water flow efficiently from your neighbourhood.
Or you can call 780-514-2240 to alert Public Works to a problem area.
By working together, we can ensure efficient and proper drainage in our community!
is that the correct number because I didn't get public works
The phone number has been updated - it is 780-514-2240!
This orange and white male cat was found on 52 Ave.
Please contact Animal Control at 780-514-0372 if he belongs to you
A reusable water bottle saves dozens of plastic bottles from ending up in a landfill and taking hundreds of years to decompose. The Town of Drayton Valley has reusable water bottles for sale! Pick up yours today at one of our facilities and help support sustainability in your community!
Water bottles are available at the Civic Centre, Omniplex and Park Valley Pool for $18.00. Pick up yours today, you’ll be glad you did!
Just my opinion these should be free.
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