Community News

Saddle Hills County is now accepting applications for the Cemetery Capital Grant Program. This new program is intended to provide funding to cemeteries located within Saddle Hills County for capital projects, such as repairs to existing grounds and facilities or new construction on the grounds. 

Drought is not just a summer issue. The effects of drought can be felt throughout all seasons and there is never a bad time to be mindful of your water usage. Build water conservation into your daily routine and help mitigate the effects of drought in your home, business, and community.

The 2024 summer/fall edition of the Saddle Hills Living Newsletter is now available. Copies will be arriving in your mailbox or pick up one throughout the community.

Connected communities are more resilient communities. Build community and help reduce your risk from disaster.

Saddle Hills County is now accepting applications for the 2025 FCSS Grant Program. 

Please note, that students will be returning to schools as of September 3, 2024, and school zones will once again be in place.

School zones are in effect, Monday to Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

The Annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ took place on August 22, 2024, at Moonshine Lake Provincial Park, recognizing members of the community for their exceptional work and commitment, as nominated by their peers. 

Saddle Hills County's FCSS Department was honoured to have been nominated for the Alberta School Board Association's Zone One Friends of Education Award, by the Peace Wapiti Public School Division.

Alberta has released a new, updated Drought Response Plan aimed at helping Albertans better understand and respond to drought conditions in their communities. 

After a temporary closure, the Woking Library has now re-opened and will be operating new hours as of September 3, 2024.