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The Town of Drayton Valley is reviewing its traffic-related bylaws and is seeking your input!🚦📢
If you are interested in sharing your thoughts, visit pulltogetherdraytonvalley.ca/review-of-traffic-related-bylaws/surveys/traffic-bylaw-survey to learn more. The survey closes March 3.
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The next Regular Meeting of Council is Wednesday, February 12, 2025 starting at 9:00 a.m.
View the meeting agenda:
draytonvalley.civicweb.net/Portal/MeetingInformation.aspx?Org=Cal&id=227
To join the meeting virtually, click below:
todv.my.webex.com/todv.my/j.php?MTID=mcd621b93f9598a8cb8b6022c01893229
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Request for Quotation: Business Support Network Coordinator
The Town of Drayton Valley is seeking quotations from qualified individuals to provide Business Support Network Coordinator services for the municipality.
Submissions will be accepted by the Town until 2:00 p.m. on March 1, 2025.
To view the RFQ, visit www.draytonvalley.ca/tenders-and-rfps/.
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Community Registration Night is coming up on March 13, 2025 from 6 - 8 p.m. at the MacKenzie Conference Centre. The deadline to book your table is February 28 (see poster for details).
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We're doing Disconnect to Connect again this year with Aim for Success! We can't wait to see how many hours we can all disconnect from technology on Family Day! 🌤🏒🛷⛸🏊♀️📖
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You know what would help with this is all the rec facilities being open (the pool, rink etc)
💧 Participate in our P.O.U.R. Program!
The Town of Drayton Valley is proud to support a water conservation initiative which runs each year. This program is available for customers receiving Town water service who choose to install approved fixtures or appliances which reduce the amount of water consumed. Eligible fixtures and appliances are:
➜ WaterSense®️ certified toilet.
➜ Water pressure reducers
➜ Energy Star®️ certified washing machines
➜ Energy Star®️ certified dishwashers
➜ Energy Star®️ certified water heaters
🏠 Residential Customers
If you install water efficient fixtures or appliances before December 31 of this year, you may qualify for a credit of $100 on your Town utility bill (Note: There is a limitation of one credit of $100 per year per address).
Additionally, each upgrade entitles you to one entry in a draw for a credit of $500 on your Town utility bill. All water consumption reducing installations must be for the current year and must be completed prior to December 31 to qualify.
💼 Commercial Customers
If you install between one and ten water efficient fixtures or appliances before December 31, you will qualify for a credit of $100 on your Town utility bill. Each replacement of one to ten units will qualify your business for a $100 credit (i.e. sixteen WaterSense®️ certified toilets installed = $200 utility account credit).
More details about the P.O.U.R. Program and the application form can be found at www.draytonvalley.ca/protect-our-ultimate-resource/
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📷 Notice of Upcoming Filming/Photography at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre
The Drayton Valley Hospitality and Tourism Authority will be filming and taking photos at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre today (Feb. 6, 2025) from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to use in promotional materials showcasing our wonderful Town.
There will be signage posted onsite while filming is taking place to ensure that everyone using the facility during those times are aware of the possibility of appearing in the background of these shots.
If you do not wish to appear in the background of the photos/videos, you have two options:
➡️ speak to the film crew or a Town employee onsite at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre and let them know; or
➡️ delay your visit until after filming has concluded.
Anyone who appears — however briefly — in the promotional photos/videos will be required to sign a release form. Any personal information collected during this event is subjected to Section 33(c) of the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be protected under Part 2 of that Act.
Please contact the Town at 780.514.2200 with any questions.
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📷 Notice of Upcoming Filming/Photography at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre
On February 6, 2025, the Drayton Valley Hospitality and Tourism Authority will be filming and taking photos at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to use in promotional materials showcasing our wonderful Town.
There will be signage posted onsite while filming is taking place to ensure that everyone using the facility during that date/time is aware of the possibility of appearing in the background of these shots.
If you do not wish to appear in the background of the photos/videos, you have two options:
➡️ speak to the film crew or a Town employee onsite at the Ricochet Oil Corp. Aquatic Centre and let them know; or
➡️ delay your visit until after filming has concluded.
Anyone who appears — however briefly — in the promotional photos/videos will be required to sign a release form. Any personal information collected during this event is subjected to Section 33(c) of the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and will be protected under Part 2 of that Act.
Please contact the Town at 780.514.2200 with any questions.
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📦🌱 Helping Restore Jasper’s Wildfire-Impacted Areas 🌱📦
A shipment of erosion control blankets, proudly manufactured right here in Drayton Valley by Bio Composites Group, is on its way to Jasper National Park! These eco-friendly blankets will play a vital role in preventing surface erosion and accelerating vegetation growth in areas impacted by the 2024 wildfire.
This project showcases local innovation and sustainability in action, supporting Jasper’s restoration efforts with made-in-Alberta solutions.
📸 Pictured: Bio Composites Group owners Dan & Brenda Madlung, Mayor Nancy Dodds, Town Councillors Tom McGee, Amila Gammana and Monika Sherriffs and BCG staff alongside the shipment ready to roll out to Jasper!
👏 A big thank you to Bio Composites Group for their commitment to environmental restoration!BCG and the Town of Drayton Valley are pleased to support the wildfire recovery efforts of Jasper Parks with our hemp mats. Thank you Jasper Parks for shopping local! As well, local trucking firm Rocket Express helped provide excellent service on a cold day.
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Congratulations Drayton Valley local businesses for helping when needed
That is awesome!!
Way to go Ross!
🎙️📻 Drayton Valley in the Spotlight! 📻🎙️
Mayor Nancy Dodds virtually met with Paul Karchut on CBC Radio’s Daybreak Alberta for their Meet the Mayor series! 🎉 She shared some of her favourite spots around town, the exciting things happening in Drayton Valley, and of course, the challenges and successes shaping our community.
From hidden gems to big wins, this interview is a great way to hear firsthand about what makes our town such a great place to live, work, and play!
🎧 Tune in and take a listen here: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-95-daybreak-alberta/clip/16125422-meet-mayor-drayton-valley
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