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You could be eligible for a credit on your water bill by utilizing water-saving fixtures and appliances! The P.O.U.R. Program is one of the initiatives that will be at our Open House on October 2nd!
Join us at the CETC from 5:00 - 8:00 pm to learn about the P.O.U.R. Program and fill out an application! More info at www.draytonvalley.ca/protect-our-ultimate-resource/
Nicole
We would like to extend a huge thank you to our TD Tree Days planting volunteers! This year's event was another great success, and we were able to plant 150 trees at the Power Centre Pond!
We would also like to thank RCO Energy Services and BioComposites Group for their generous donations, as well as SunStar Nurseries Ltd. who supplied all the trees at a discounted rate as proud supporters of the TD Tree Days events. Together we made a difference, and helped make our future a little greener!
Amazing job!!!!
Great job TD, staff & volunteers!! 👍😊
Good job!
Awesome!!!
🙌🏽
Melanie Boorse
Public Works Update!
This week Public Works will be flushing lines on the north end of town. Sweeping and mowing will wrap up, around the weather, and the mulch pile at the ball diamonds should be gone within the next week. Pruning continues, and boundary signs are being installed.
School zone lights are currently being operated manually until the automated system is fixed. While the Public Works team strives to have these lights on during school times, we would like to remind drivers to slow down and be cautious. The speed limit in school zones is 30 km/h and school zone hours are 8:00 am - 4:30 pm.
The next Council meeting is September 18, 2019 at 9 am in Council chambers. To view the agenda, visit our website at www.draytonvalley.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/2019-09-18-Council-Agenda-Pkg.pdf
In an effort to provide options for curbside collection services, the Town is considering a Pay-As-You-Throw program. Visit our Open House on October 2 to find out more, vote on bin size, and offer your feedback!
October 2 at the CETC, 5:00 - 8:00 pm. See you there!
no, we pay enough as it is this will just increase our costs once again
Kinda curious what the cost difference is going to be. We recycle like crazy but we’re still able to use the bin size currently provided. Some weeks with extra room; some weeks with none. I sure hope the current bin (which I’m guessing is the middle) would have the same cost and what we’re paying right now.
We had a tax increase for the recycling project!? What happened someone dropped the ball big time here
Town of Drayton Valley :As I said before, We would use two sizes as, we billet hockey players from August to possibly May where we cold use 373 L and then once hockey season is over then our recycling cuts in half where we could use 121L since it is just two seniors for the other half of the year. I am booked Oct 2 in the evening so hopefully their can be a place to vote online.
We already did this on Canada Day. So do we have to do this again?
Garbage pick up was supposed to be paid for in our taxes already. Hate it when everyone puts their hands out for more money 😡
UPDATE: Owner Found!
DOG FOUND
Male, Shepherd X
Found at Independent Grocers
Please call Animal Control at 780-234-6369
5517 53rd Ave, Drayton Valley
780-898-7297
Join us on October 2, 2019 for an Open House at the CETC! From 5:00 - 8:00 pm we'll have tables set up to discuss changes to our landfill, the Pay-As-You-Throw program, water disconnect, the P.O.U.R. program, and our e-billing initiative!
We'll have refreshments available, and look forward to your questions and feedback!
The Town of Drayton Valley is looking for committee members! Offer feedback and suggestions on different matters, outlined by the individual Committee's Terms of Reference.
For more info and to apply, visit www.draytonvalley.ca/town-of-drayton-valley-committees/ Applications will be accepted until Oct 18, 2019
Public Works Update!
This week Public Works will be taking a break from street sweeping until it gets drier, and moving mulch from the ball diamonds and cleaning up those areas. Graders will continue with the laneways as weather permits, and the Omniplex parking lot is being restored after DV100 this past weekend.
Public works and contractors are continuing with tree removal and pruning. Please allow a lot of space when you see tree removal work, and follow posted signage.
The last of the mowing for the season will continue, and is expected to be wrapped up in the next couple weeks. Winterization will begin, as the Public Works crews start removing fountains from the ponds.
The DV100 is TODAY!
NO PARKING signs will be placed on the streets in Town that are part of the DV100 route. Parking will not be allowed from 6:00 am - 6:00 pm on marked streets. In addition, 45th Ave, from the 4-way stop to the Omniplex will be closed from 8:30 am to 2:30 pm. Please use caution when driving on the race route!
The DV100 is a fundraiser for the Drayton Valley Community Foundation! For information about the event visit dv100.ca/
Donna Perras-Larson that’s the race route. You should be fine to go to the places you wanted lol
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