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Thank you so much to everyone who entered! So many amazing images, as always, we don't know how anyone could pick a winner.

Saddle Hills County hereby gives notice that an application has been made to the Minister of Transport, pursuant to the Canadian Navigable Waters Act for approval of the work described herein and its site and plans.

NOTICE OF DEVELOPMENT PERMIT APPROVALS

The following development permits have been conditionally approved by Saddle Hills County, subject to the right of appeal to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board.

Q&A with Owners Josh & Krista Enns
How long have you been doing interior detailing? We started in May of 2022.

Saddle Hills County's Ag Services Department is conducting a survey to find out what extension events our resident ag producers would be most interested in.

Every year the Ag Services Department hosts a variety of in-person and virtual learning events to help our reisdents and producers gain valuable knowledge on areas of interest to them. 

Saddle Hills County has a variety of used computers, monitors, and miscellaneous items available for purchase by sealed bid.  The highest bid for each item will be accepted, however the highest bidder of multiple items will have an option to accept any or all of their highest bids.

Download a copy of a Alberta Agriculture's Agri-Facts: Biology and Control of Skunks

People generally relate skunks to the foul-smelling, defensive spray they discharge when scared or threatened.

Saddle Hills County are gathering feedback from our resident agricultural producers on how they will be affected by the closures of Richardson Pioneer in Dawson Creek and H&M Meats in Grande Prairie.

The following development permits have been conditionally approved by Saddle Hills County, subject to the right of appeal to the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board.

Map 1: Since the last report, (September 21^th 2022) dry conditions have continued to prevail over most of the province, with many widely scattered areas receiving less than 1 mm of rain and about 80% of the province’s growing areas receiving less than 5 mm (map 1).