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The Town of Drayton Valley is looking for committee members to provide feedback and recommendations on different matters as outlined by the individual Committee or Board’s Terms of Reference. Application forms are available at the Town Office or on www.draytonvalley.ca. For more information, please visit the Town’s website or contact 780-514-2200. Applications will be accepted until October 7, 2022.
Join Mayor Nancy Dodds and Councillor Bill Ballas on October 11th at the Drayton Valley Bakery & Cafe for the next Mayor's Coffee! Share ideas and have a chat from 10:00 am to 11:30 am.
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The Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre is now recruiting for lifeguards at the new facility! For more information, contact 780-514-2225!
This fall the Town of Drayton Valley will once again be offering Free Tipping Days! The Aspen Waste Management Facility will be open for Town residents to bring up to 500 kg of household waste to the landfill free of charge! This falls’s Free Tipping Days will run from October 14-15, and October 21-22!
You will be permitted to access the Aspen Waste Management Facility ONCE with a limit of 500 kg at NO CHARGE, during Free Tipping Days. Proof of residency will be required (driver's license, tax bill, utility bill). Your household information will be recorded.
For all the details on Free Tipping Days, including restricted items, you can visit our website at www.draytonvalley.ca/free-tipping-days/!
Geoff Sparkes Jr.
Hannah McKeen
Please see the attached notice about work being completed on our Wastewater Treatment Facility.
What is the status of this project? Hopefully done sooner than later as it is causing some very unpleasant aromas in and around the town! 🤢🤢🤢
The next Community Grant deadline is October 3rd! More information and application forms are available at www.draytonvalley.ca/communitygrantsscholarships/.
The Town of Drayton Valley appreciates the diversity of cultures and faiths in our community and is happy to recognize Nigerian Independence Day on October 1st! It celebrates Nigeria's independence from British rule which occurred in 1960. This holiday is commemorated by a national holiday in Nigeria that showcases parades, and celebrations with white and green attire!
We wish all our Nigerian community members a very happy Nigerian Independence Day!
The Town of Drayton Valley is looking for committee members to provide feedback and recommendations on different matters as outlined by the individual Committee or Board’s Terms of Reference. Application forms are available at the Town Office or on www.draytonvalley.ca. For more information, please visit the Town’s website or contact 780-514-2200. Applications will be accepted until October 7, 2022.
Cathy Lee Stefan
A reminder that many Town facilities will be closed or have amended hours tomorrow, Friday, September 30th to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Town Council understands the significance of Truth and Reconciliation Day as an opportunity to reflect on the injustices suffered by our Indigenous communities, and the chance to learn from these tragedies so we can work towards a better future. We encourage the community to join us at the Omniplex for the Reconciliation: The Road Forward event which will feature a pipe ceremony, round dance and feast!
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