Agricultural Moisture Update March 2026 

Saddle Hills County residents, organizations, and community groups are encouraged to explore funding opportunities available through Farm Credit Canada (FCC).

The importance of field windbreaks—whether planted or naturally occurring(woodlots)—has been recognized in Alberta for many decades. 

Saddle Hills County is hosting an Environmental Farm Plan (EFP) Workshop on April 15, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Saddle Hills County Admin Building.

Join Saddle Hills County and Alberta Native Bee Council for a Bumble Bee Box Workshop - April 23, 2026 on April 23, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., at the Blueberry Mountain Hall.

Take the time to fill in the G5 Recreation Regionalization Strategy Survey. 

Input is essential in helping guide long-term planning, investment decisions, and policy development to ensure recreation opportunities remain accessible, sustainable, and responsive to the diverse needs of our communities.

March focused on the areas residents and staff flagged concerns. Patrols were steady throughout the month, with regular monitoring of both passenger and commercial vehicles.

If you know a volunteer whose efforts have had an impact—or if you have a story to share about volunteering—we’d like to hear it.

Saddle Hills County has approved two Development Permits.