In partnership with the University of Alberta’s Community University Partnership (CUP) town council will be looking at different ways that Drayton Valley residents can work to generate local wealth for the community.
The Drayton Valley business community can now streamline trespassing enforcement with a new program, reducing court visits and empowering officers to issue notices on their behalf.
High-collision intersections in Drayton Valley identified; enforcement targets speeders on 50 St & Hwy 22. Safety measures increase.
Drayton Valley RCMP see rising Mental Health Act arrests, straining resources. Mental health crisis intervention in Alberta needs improvement.
Verna Wicks, with Drayton Valley Community Learning (DVCL), is working together with other organizations in the community to build a Newcomers Support Team.
Drayton Valley addresses homelessness, public safety, Town services, and free enterprise issues through detailed reports, communication strategies, and community solutions.
Businesses in Drayton Valley will see some changes to the local Rural Renewal Stream program come into effect on November 13.
Hunter Harris is a third generation 4-H member and has been part of the organization since he was 12 years old. Not only does he show cattle for 4-H, he’s also been entering open shows for the past two years.
Tomahawk school in Alberta received a $1 million dollar gym upgrade. The work was completed this fall.
Local businesses in Drayton Valley, led by Erik Bergen of Drayton Valley Bakery, discuss concerns over homelessness, the impact of new franchises, and town services. Solutions are proposed for a future presentation to the town council.