The Operations Department of the Town of Slave Lake is responsible for five divisions that serve residents, business owners, and visitors. They include Public Works, the Slave Lake Cemetery, the Lesser Slave Regional Landfill, Engineering and Mapping, and Going Green initiatives.
Please be aware that road work will be occurring along HWY 2 from HWY 88 to Caribou Trail over the course of the next week.
Expect delays within this area while road work is occurring. Read on...
The Town of Slave Lake Operations department will start the traffic line painting work on Main Street starting July 14th at 10PM.
They will be implementing changes to the dedicated existing left turn lanes along some sections on the Main Street. Read on...
The Town of Slave Lake Operations department is planning to start the traffic line painting work on Main Street starting this week.
They will be implementing changes to the dedicated existing left turn lanes along some sections on the Main Street. Read on...
The Engineering Division updates the Town’s maps and catalogues the archived record drawings. This function works hand in hand with capital projects and new developments.
The Lesser Slave Regional Landfill provides designated areas for the safe disposal and recycling of various materials, including electronics, tires, paint, metals, batteries, cardboard, plastic, tin cans, papers, yard and construction waste.
The Town of Slave Lake Cemetery is situated in one of the most beautiful areas of the town. The Cemetery is located on the southern boundary of the town.
Lakeview Cemetery is situated in the MD. of Lesser Slave River No. 124. and is located on Holmes Trail Southeast in the MD of Lesser Slave Lake.
Both sites are calm, peaceful, and quiet.
The Lesser Slave Regional Landfill provides designated areas for the safe disposal and recycling of various materials, including electronics, tires, paint, metals, batteries, cardboard, plastic, tin cans, papers, yard and construction waste.
The Town of Slave Lake encourages recycling for waste reduction to help protect the environment, send less waste to the landfill, conserve valuable resources, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Hazardous products are common in many households. Many of these products used in our homes have dangerous characteristics and should be disposed of properly to ensure people and the environment are protected. The Town of Slave Lake will be holding our Annual Toxic Round-up with Clean Harbors Canada, Inc. for your household hazardous waste management needs
