Community News

The Agricultural Service Board (ASB) advises Council on how to best serve our rural communities. The ASB provides services and create programs for our farmers.

The latest edition of Saddle Hills County Living magazine is out and should be in mailboxes this week. It was delivered to the general stores and Canada Post Wednesday and should be in mailboxes by the end of the week.

Reflecting back on the life of Queen Elizabeth II, Reeve Alvin Hubert reminded Council on Tuesday of the special celebration held for her back in 2015. 

There are two categories, people and places, and participants can enter up to three photographs in each. There are separate prizes for youth and adults, and prizes will be awarded for the 'Most Popular' and 'Judge's Choice'. Participants must be residents of Saddle Hills County. 

Saddle Hills County held a special celebration on Thursday, August 25, 2020  at the Moonshine Lake day use area to honour the County’s volunteers.

Saddle Hills County presented bursaries to a number of local students who are going on to seek post-secondary training and education at their regular meeting on Tuesday, August 23, 2022,.

People from all over the Central Peace attended an open house Thursday at the Centennial Center in Spirit River to learn more about the Central Peace Regional Water Supply Project.

The County is now accepting applications for the 2023 FCSS Grant Program.

The Peace River Brigade met at Cotillion Campground in Saddle Hills County before launching their Passing the Paddle trek on the Peace River. from July 22 to 28,2022. The paddlers retraced the rout of the indigenous people and settlers

The Alberta Ministry of Transportation announced on July 20, 2022, the approval of the Water for Life grant application for the design of the Central Peace Regional Water Treatment Plant. The funding covers up to 90 percent of the costs of the project; two million dollars of the $2,222,222 needed.