The Town is receiving a grant from Canada Infrastructure, through the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM), under the Municipal Asset Management Program (MAMP) to offset its costs. Read on...
The Positive Parent Program is here to support every parent through the development of positive parenting skills and the building of healthy relationships. Read on...
As per the most recent Public Health Order, the Multi Rec Centre will resume bookings for the track and field house for individuals and family households starting April 15th. Read on...
Effective immediately, all drop in usage & low intensity work outs at the Multi-Recreation Centre (MRC) are suspended as a result of the changes to the restrictions imposed by the Alberta Government, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read on...
Fun online activity and development sessions building emotional, social and mental health. Building positive parental and peer relationships. Access to resources and community programs. Safe and inclusive online format. Parent-child participation. Read on...
Good Start/Healthy Choices Presents Online Prenatal Education Group
Free online sessions Tuesdays at 6:00 PM starting April 13th - June 3rd, 2021. Read on...
The Town of Slave Lake encountered complications while filling the Northern Lights Aquatic Centre pool with water. Issues were identified in the pool basin that must be addressed. Read on...
Online payments can be be setup for Property taxes, Utilities, and invoices through bill payments. The town does not accept e-transfer for these payments. Read on...
The Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) is an efficient program which allows you to pay your property taxes on a monthly basis instead of one annual payment. Read on...
?If you would like to reduce the number of paper bills being delivered to your home, The Town of Slave Lake encourages you to enroll in paperless billing. Read on...
On May 10th a virtual open house was presented regarding the Gloryland Road Rehabilitation Project. At this presentation, residents from the community were able to ask any questions that they had regarding the project moving forward. Read on...
From May 10, onwards, our crew will begin spring street sweeping to clean up the sand debris leftover from snow ploughing operations on the street. Please note, the crew will only clean the side where snow windrows were stored. Read on...
Fire Hydrant flushing will be occurring in the following area's over the next few weeks. Residents may notice some discolored water if flushing is taking place in their area but running water for a short time in your residence will clear it up. Read on...
Town Council is considering amending the Municipal Land Use Plan Map of the Municipal Development Plan by re-designating as follows:
ATS 5-6-73-1;3;6 (located at 950 Caribou Trail NW)
from Airport to Regional Commercial Read on...
The following permit(s) have been approved or refused by the Development Authority of the Town of Slave Lake in which the provisions of the Land Use Bylaw were varied or allowed for a discretionary use. Read on...
The Town of Slave Lake's Administration Department provides support to all of the various departments throughout the organization. View updates and information from David Kim, the Chief Administrative Officer.
The Community Services Department offers a wide range of services to the residents of Slave Lake, making our town a great place to live. We are dedicated to providing quality services, including parks, recreation, open spaces, programs and special events.
Economic development is the ongoing effort of improving the economic wellbeing and quality of life of a community by building local prosperity, diversifying the economy, creating and retaining jobs, and building the local tax base.
Human Resources at the Town of Slave Lake maintains the Town's reputation as a great place for great people to do great things. We strive to maintain a healthy and vibrant workplace culture.
The Operations Department of the Town of Slave Lake is responsible for five divisions that serve the Town: Utilities, Public Works, the Slave Lake Cemetery, the Lesser Slave Regional Landfill, Engineering and Mapping, and Going Green initiatives.
