Posted November 13, 2019 At Tuesday evening’s Committee of the Whole Meeting of Council, the draft operating and capital budget for 2020 were presented.
The draft budget proposes a 2% cut to property taxes. Read on...
Posted November 12, 2019 On December 14, children ages 4 and up from all over Chestermere and the surrounding area can line up to see what is new and exciting at the Kids’ Holiday Store! Find out how you can donate... Read on...
Posted November 6, 2019 Last night at the regular meeting of Council, a resolution was made to direct City staff to explore options for an offer to purchase the Chestermere Regional Recreation Centre (CRRC) lands... Read on...
Posted November 5, 2019 Paving of Township Road 240, Range Road 282 and the new Kinniburgh Bridge is now complete and the area will officially reopen to the public on Thursday, November 7 at noon. Read on...
Posted November 4, 2019 Last month, we acknowledged that it was two years since we were sworn into office as your new City Council.
We are very proud of all we have accomplished in the past 24 months.
Every once in a while, it’s... Read on...
Posted October 15, 2019 In response to customer feedback, and to improve collector safety, the City is providing black garbage carts to all homes at no additional cost. Residents can expect to receive their new cart the week of October 21... Read on...
"“We are serious about looking into every opportunity to increase our non-residential tax base,” says Mayor Marshall Chalmers. “City Hall sits on a highly desirable piece of lakefront property and we gain no... Read on...
Posted October 5, 2019 It’s not often that dogs are invited to official City announcements, but today, they were the stars of the show. A ‘Paw Party’ was held on Saturday, October 5 to mark the official completion of the Chestermere... Read on...
Posted October 2, 2019 Last night at the regular meeting of Council, Mayor Chalmers reinforced Chestermere’s commitment to fostering inclusion and cultural diversity... Read on...