The “Streetscape” Committee is a volunteer group that receives funding from City Council for beautification projects. One of their initiatives is a program called “Chestermere in Bloom”, a spin-off of the Canadian Communities in Bloom competition. Through the Chestermere in Bloom program the committee hopes to foster a feeling of civic pride by inviting residents and businesses to beautify their outdoors spaces. This spring the committee has already been busy promoting “Chestermere In Bloom”. Richard Plummer, the Vice Chairman of Streetscape, has made presentations to the Chamber of Commerce in February and to the Whitecappers Senior's Association in April.

An exciting addition this year will be local businesses. The City of Chestermere’s Parks Department has also come up with a simple and easy way for businesses to participate through their flower planter initiative and some of the committee members also helped in the selection of a logo which will be used for years to come. The Parks team also coordinated installing tables outside the library and the installation of two birdhouses in our Rose Garden.

New for 2019, Chestermere’s Streetscape Committee has introduced the “Honour our Veterans Banner Program” to recognize those who have served or are currently serving in the Canadian, Allied or Commonwealth Forces.  Banners will be hung at Anniversary Park leading up to and for our Remembrance Day Service. This will be an ongoing program and any late applications will be held for next year’s printing.

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