Community News

We all love our pets, so why do so few of us have plans for them in the event of an emergency? Prepare your pets for the unexpected. 

Research shows that when staff are prepared for disruptions in their personal life, it helps them continue to come to work while they navigate the situation. This is incredibly helpful for those in professions that may become essential in times of a crisis.

Today at 11:55 a.m., the National Public Alerting System will issue a test message to Alberta through TV, Radio, and directly to compatible and connected smartphones.

The Central Peace Attraction and Retention Committee is seeking a member-at-large to help attract healthcare professionals to our region.

There's never a bad time to practice emergency preparedness. Be prepared and encourage preparedness action year-round. 

Is your property adequately protected in the event of an emergency? Do you have the correct insurance coverage in place and know what it covers? Don't wait until disaster hits to plan your lifelines. 

The approved minutes from the February 5, 2024, Saddle Hills County Municipal Library Board Meeting are now available.

Canadian Fiber Optics have made significant construction progress and residents in the Hamlet of Woking should be seeing lots of locate flags and crews in the area in the coming days and weeks. 

Severe floods, chemical releases and wildfires may prompt an evacuation alert or evacuation order to be issued. Preparing in advance can keep you, your loved ones and your pets safe and comfortable if you are required to evacuate your community.

Saddle Hills County has many options for garbage disposal and recycling. Read up on what can and can't go in the collection bins and what to do with your miscellaneous trash.