# The Town of Sedgewick, Alberta

> A Vibrant Close-Knit Community


## Posts

- [Dog License](https://sedgewick.ca/2026/01/06/dog-license/)
- [Garbage Collection Schedule](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/12/23/garbage-collection-schedule/)
- [Wildrose Coop Recreation Centre Holiday Hours](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/12/19/wildrose-coop-recreation-centre-holiday-hours/)
- [2025 Municipal Unofficial Election Results](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/10/20/2025-municipal-unofficial-election-results/)
- [Notice of application to be filed for approval to amend franchise fee for Town of Sedgewick and FortisAlberta Inc.](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/10/01/notice-of-application-to-be-filed-for-approval-to-amend-franchise-fee-for-town-of-sedgewick-and-fortisalberta-inc/): Application summary FortisAlberta Inc. will file an application with the Alberta Utilities Commission, requesting acknowledgement of the new franchise fee of 13% per cent for the Town of Sedgewick. The current franchise fee of 12% will change to 13% per cent, effective January 1, 2026. The franchise fee percentage is applied to the distribution charge, typically consisting of both distribution and transmission charges. Based on the typical monthly consumption of 625 kilowatt hours, the average monthly franchise fee paid by an average residential customer is expected to increase by $0.88. The franchise fee is charged in accordance with the franchise agreement [...]
- [YOUR REGISTER CANDIDATES](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/09/26/your-register-candidates/): Office(s)                                                           Vacancies Councillors                                                             5
- [Notice of Election and Requirements for Voter Identification](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/09/26/notice-of-election-and-requirements-for-voter-identification/): Local Authorities Election Act (Sections 12, 35, 46, 53) Local Jurisdiction: Town of Sedgewick, Province of Alberta Notice is hereby given that an election will be held for the filling of the following offices:Office(s)                                                           VacanciesCouncillors                                                             5Voting will take place on the 20th day of October, 2025, between the hours of 10:00 AM and 8:00 PM. The Voting station will be located at:Sedgewick Community Hall4809-47 StreetSedgewick, ABT0B – 4C0Voter Identification RequirementsIn order to vote, you must produce for inspection one or more of the acceptable forms of identification required by Section 53 of the Local Authorities Election Act.Dated at [...]
- [Elections Alberta | How to Register to Vote | Register to Vote](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/08/25/elections-alberta-how-to-register-to-vote-register-to-vote/): Elections Alberta | How to Register to Vote | Register to Vote – YouTube
- [50 Street Construction](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/01/22/50-street-construction/): Council move to support administration efforts in the communications with Alberta Infrastructure for the planned replacement of the Sanitary Sewer Main on 50 Street from the Railway Tracks to 52 Avenue. This would include the full replacement of the Sewer Main, plus water and sewer services to the property line of each individual home, including a new curb, gutter, sidewalk and new asphalt for the length of the project. The 50 Street Infrastructure upgrade will be the largest project financially for Sedgewick in most recent years, requiring assistance from many sources of funding.
- [Five Year Capital Construction Program](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/01/22/five-year-capital-construction-program/): The Town Council approved the five-year Capital construction program starting in 2025, which includes a full engineering assessment of the Water Treatment Plant and Sanitary Sewer Liftstation for future upgrades planned for 2026.
- [Sedgewick Fire Department FRESS Delegation - New Fire Hall Development](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/01/22/sedgewick-fire-department-fress-delegation-new-fire-hall-development/): Town Council received a delegation from the FRESS Sedgewick Fire Department Fire chief for the exploration of a New Fire Hall Development in the Town of Sedgewick. The council deliberated the request and moved to fund the first step of Engineering Drawings for the department to obtain the necessary construction cost of the project. The council expressed a very favorable position on the project and is looking forward to future development in 2028.
- [2025 Interim Operations Budget](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/01/22/2025-interim-operations-budget/): The 2025 Interim Budget has been approved by the Town Council, with the administration’s mandate to keep the mill rate the same for 2025. The council reviewed the budget in detail, requiring the difficult task of adjusting areas within the budget to ensure their mandate is met. The council will be deliberating over the next few months to finalize the Budget in May.
- [2025 New Fees and Charges Bylaw](https://sedgewick.ca/2025/01/22/2025-new-fees-and-charges-bylaw/): The council have approved a new fees and charges bylaw for 2025. Residences of Sedgewick will see a slight increase in total monthly fees for All Utilities of $8.03 per month with no increases in residential water and sewer consumption rates. Bulk Water rates will increase by $1 per m3. With the increase in fees, residents will see a slight increase in the monthly recreation fee of $1.35 per month. Recreation fees are utilized in balancing the utility budgets for the Wild Rose Coop Recreation Centre and Sedgewick Community Hall.
- [Council Highlight – Council approves the 2024 Operation and Capital Budget](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/05/21/council-highlight-council-approves-the-2024-operation-and-capital-budget/): The 2024 Final Operating and Capital Budget has been approved by the Council. Administration has minimized the impact of the Tax Rate on the residences and business community by a 2% increase in the Tax levy based on the increase in the assessment roll and an increase to the minimum tax rate from $1000 to $1050. The mill rate for the 2024 taxation year will remain consistent. In a review of the Capital Projects in Q1 2024, pending a final report, there is a requirement for further review in Q3 for additional discussions on a five-year capital plan. For the [...]
- [Council Highlight – Seniors Week 2024 Community Declaration](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/05/21/council-highlight-seniors-week-2024-community-declaration/): Stay Tune for more annoucements….
- [Council Highlight – No Change to the Mill Rate in the Town of Sedgewick](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/05/21/council-highlights-no-change-to-the-mill-rate-in-the-town-of-sedgewick/): Council and administration confirmed that the mill rate for both Commercial and Residential properties will remain the same in 2024. An increase to the assessment roll provides a modest 2% overall increase within the budget, keeping the Town of Sedgewick in the right fiscal spending balance and conditions to meet the community’s needs.
- [2024 Assessment and Taxation Notice](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/05/21/2024-assessment-and-taxation-notice/)
- [Family Day Events](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/02/14/family-day-events/)
- [Dog License Renewal](https://sedgewick.ca/2024/01/04/dog-license-renewal/)
- [Council Highlight - New Town Office Hours 2024](https://sedgewick.ca/2023/12/22/council-highlight-new-town-office-hours-2024/): On December 21st, 2024, at the Regular Schedule Council meeting, Council approved a condensed workweek schedule for the Town Office Hours. The Town of Sedgewick Office hours will be adjusted to Monday to Thursday, 8:30 to 4:30 pm, opening during the lunch hours. The Town Office will be closed on Fridays. This condensed work week will not affect normal Public Works operational hours. The Town of Sedgewick Public Works Emergency phone number will remain 780-384-3911 during all hours of operations and weekends.
- [Council Highlight - 2024 Fees and Charges Bylaw](https://sedgewick.ca/2023/12/22/council-highlight-2024-fees-and-charges-bylaw/): On December 21st, at the Regular Schedule Council meeting, Council passed the New Fees and Charges Bylaw to take effect on January 1st, 2024. There is no planned increase in the Water and Sewer cubic meter consumption rates in 2024, nor any increase in the bulk water and the recreation and culture fee. To facilitate the Town of Sedgewick’s overall operations, the recommended changes are to increase flat rate infrastructure fees and maintenance fees and introduce a Gas Distribution monthly fee on all monthly Utility billings, which will increase the average utility fees by $15.00 per month.
- [Council Highlight - Interim 2024 Budget](https://sedgewick.ca/2023/12/22/council-highlight-interim-2024-budget/): On December 21st, at the Regular Schedule Council meeting, Council approved the Interim 2023 Operating Budget at $3,063,892 with amortization ( a non-cash item) and proposed transfers. Council is reviewing the possible Tax levy increase of 3% overall but has directed the administration to continue to find efficiencies and savings within the 2024 budget. The final capital and operational budget will be reviewed in May 2024 with the setting of the Tax Rate Bylaw.
- [Council Highlight - Animal Control Bylaw Enforcement](https://sedgewick.ca/2023/12/22/council-highlight-animal-control-bylaw-enforcement/): On December 21, 2023, it was confirmed that bylaw enforcement had concluded serval cases with the voluntary removal of several dogs from the Town limits. Council is committed to the enforcement of animal control bylaws within the community and has advised the administration to increase the legal budget for prosecution in 2024 for future violations. Residents are encouraged to register their dogs before January 31st, 2024, to ensure they receive the 50% discount for registration. After January 31st, 2024, full rates apply
- [Council Highlight - Council Approves Increase to Legal Budget](https://sedgewick.ca/2023/12/22/council-highlight-council-approves-increase-to-legal-budget/): On November 16, at the Regular Schedule Council meeting, Council approved a motion for an additional $30,000 to the 2023 legal budget from unrestricted general reserves to address the noncompliance of declared restricted and nuisance dogs within the regulations of the Animal Control Bylaw.
- [November 17,22 Council Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/11/30/november-1722-council-highlights/): November 17,22 Council Highlights Council highlights offer an unofficial summary of Council decisions from the most recent meeting and may not include all resolutions passed.  For the full meeting minutes go to https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/Minutes are unofficial until approved at the subsequent Council meeting. Bylaw 595 Fees & Charges Bylaw Council approved 2nd and 3rd reading of the news Fees & Charges Bylaw to take effect January 1, 2023. 2023 Operating Budget Council approved the 2023 Operating Budget in the amount of $3,040,010. Bylaw 596 Consolidations and Corrections Bylaw Council approved all readings of Bylaw 5996 Consolidations and Corrections Bylaw which allows [...]
- [October 22,22 Council Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/11/02/october-2222-council-highlights/): October 20, 2022 Council Meeting Highlights Council highlights offer an unofficial summary of Council decisions from the most recent meeting and may not include all resolutions passed.  For the full meeting minutes go to https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/Minutes are unofficial until approved at the subsequent Council meeting. RECREATION TAX – RECREATION CENTRE HEATING COSTS Council approve adding a monthly recreation fee to the utility billings at a rate to ensure that $40,000 is generated to be utilized for the recreation and culture grants to be provided to town-owned recreation and cultural facilities and that this fee would be effective January 1, 2023. Fortis [...]
- [New CAO to start in the New Year](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/11/01/cao/)
- [September 15,2022 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/10/24/september-152022-council-meeting-highlights/): RECREATION TAX – RECREATION CENTRE HEATING COSTS Council directed Administration to prepare a costing model to generate sufficient funds to cover the cost of heating at the Recreation Centre to be brought forward to a future meeting. PUBLIC WORKS – INCREASED STAFFING Council approved the job description and has directed Administration to include the costs in the draft 2023 operating budget. INTERIM CAO Council appointed Debra Moffatt to act as the interim CAO. TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION DATE Council approved closing the office and public works shop on Friday, September 30 to observe Truth & Reconciliation day. HONORARY NAME FOR A [...]
- [Brasstactics Eager to Rip Up 47th Street](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/08/22/brasstactics-eager-to-rip-up-47th-street/): With the Flagstaff Fresh Market set to touch down on 47th Street in Sedgewick this Thursday, Edmonton’s premier brass band the Brasstactics are gearing up to bring their patented craziness to our beautiful Main Street. Playing everything from AC/DC to Dr. Dre, the band aims to provide a crash course in human culture and are always on the search for a new venue in which to demonstrate their skills. Main Street will be closed to vehicular traffic at 12pm with setup of the market to be ongoing throughout the afternoon. A huge number of vendors have signed up to take [...]
- [August 18th, 2022 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/08/19/august-18th-2022-council-meeting-highlights/): DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-08 – 07; 03; 992 2523 Acting in their role as the Municipal Planning Commission, members of Council approved Development Permit 2022-08 with no further conditions for the construction of a commercial pole shed as an accessory building within the Light Industrial Business District on lands legally described as Plan 992 2523; Block 03; Lot 07. POLICY 22/21 – PROPERTY DAMAGE OR INJURY COMPENSATION POLICY Council approved Policy 22-21, the Property Damage or Injury Compensation Policy, as presented.  The purpose of the policy is to establish that any payment in respect of property damage or bodily injury made [...]
- [Sedgewick Begins CAO Search](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/08/15/sedgewick-begins-cao-search/): The Town of Sedgewick is currently recruiting for the position of Chief Administrative Officer. Council is seeking a Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) that will embrace the community and welcome theobjective of growing, promoting, and helping develop the Town along with its regional municipal partners. It is preferred the new CAO reside within or near the town. The CAO will report to Council and will be responsible for implementing Council’s direction and vision and be accountable for administration, operations and finances for the town. The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) is responsible for providing corporate leadership for the generalmanagement and stewardship of [...]
- [Fresh Market Draws Closer](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/08/11/fresh-market-draws-closer/): The Flagstaff Fresh Market is less than 2 weeks away and a number of handmade and multilevel marketing businesses are putting in their final preparations for the big event. Flagstaff Fresh Markets strive to live up to their vison statement of “to serve our local communities with quality, locally farmed and focused products, while supporting growth of prospering businesses and entrepreneurs in the Flagstaff Region”. The event will be held on Thursday, August 25th from 4pm to 7pm on Main Street in Sedgewick. 47th Street will be barricaded off from vehicular traffic starting at 12pm so that set up can [...]
- [June 16th, 2022 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/06/17/june-16th-2022-council-meeting-highlights/): MUNICIPAL PLANNING COMMISSION – DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 22-05 Council, in their role as the Municipal Planning Commission, approved development permit 22-05 for the development of a detached garage in the R1A district allowing for the variance of 10’ wall height and a 16’ peak. TAX SALE 2022 – RESERVE BID AND CONDITIONS Council set the reserve bid for roll #30001291 000 at $80,550 and for roll #50019218 700 at $153,660 for a public auction for the purpose of tax recover to occur on August 25th.  Conditions of the sale include the properties being sold on an “as is” and “where is” [...]
- [Notice of Assessment Date](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/06/08/notice-of-assessment-date/): Today, June 8th, is the notice of assessment date as set by the Town’s assessor. Combined tax and assessment notices were sent out to property owners on May 31st. If you have not received yours, it is important that you call our office at (780) 384-3504. If you are not happy with the assessed value of your property, complete a Property Assessment Request for Information form and our assessor will review and look for errors. If you are still not satisfied, you can start the appeal process by completing an Assessment Review Board Complaint prior to the deadline of August [...]
- [Version 2.0 of Town App Now Available](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/05/27/version-2-0-of-town-app-now-available/): If you are one of the many who have downloaded the Town of Sedgewick mobile app, it’s time for an update! The Town of Sedgewick has upgraded the app by providing two new features – Council Highlights and a social media message board. The update is available for free by visiting the IOS App Store or Google Play and by searching for “Sedgewick”.
- [Town Seeking Proposals From Website Designers](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/05/25/town-seeking-proposals-from-website-designers/): Are you a website designer? The Town of Sedgewick is accepting proposals to deliver professionally designed websites to our small businesses. Proposals are due by June 10th.
- [Town of Sedgewick Offers Weekend Deal!](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/05/05/town-of-sedgewick-offers-weekend-deal/): The Town of Sedgewick has announced a special offer for the June 3rd to 5th weekend. The weekend deal, described as “Take a break in Sedgewick”, offers two nights of camping at Sedgewick Lake Park, 18 holes of golf for two plus power cart at Sedgewick Golf Course, and two regular floor seats for the June 3rd Emerson Drive concert at the Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre… all for the price of $249. The package deal is only available through the Town of Sedgewick administration office at 4818 47th Street or by calling (780) 384-3504.
- [March 17th, 2022 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/03/25/march-17th-2022-council-meeting-highlights/): CNWAVE BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY Council approved carrying out the design for CNwave broadband technology at a cost of $5000 to come from unrestricted reserves. cnWave is an internet solution that provides easy, fast and cost-effective wireless gigabit connectivity at a fraction of the price of fiber infrastructure. BYLAW 587 – NON-RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVE BYLAW Council gave all three readings to Bylaw 587 which provides five years of tax incentives to non-residential properties that are able to increase their assessed value by at least $20,000 through development. BYLAW 588 – FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW Council gave all three readings to Bylaw 588 [...]
- [Council Approves Raising Ukraine Flag](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/03/18/council-approves-raising-ukraine-flag/): At their March 17th regular meeting, Sedgewick Town Council approved raising the Flag of Ukraine on Main Street as a symbol of support for the country considering current events.  Mayor Levy is pictured here placing the flag at full-mast.  Russia began a military invasion of Ukraine on February 24th which is now Europe’s largest conventional military attack since World War II.  The invasion is considered to have violated the Charter of the United Nations and constituted a crime of aggression according to international criminal law.  The Government of Canada has condemned “in the strongest possible terms Russia’s egregious attack on [...]
- [Council Releases 2022-26 Strategic Plan](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/02/22/council-releases-2022-26-strategic-plan/): On December 2nd, 2021, Sedgewick Town Council met to discuss their strategic plan moving forward.  The plan was approved unanimously on February 17th, 2022 at a regular meeting of Council.  Click below to download the full PDF document. The full plan can be viewed at the following link: 2022 Strategic Plan PDF Vision Statement: “Quality of Life…. at every stage of life!” Mission Statement: “To preserve and enhance our resident’s collective quality of life by making Sedgewick a desirable and safe place in which to live, work, shop, study, play, raise a family and grow old. We are a progressive [...]
- [Recreation Board Looking to Fill Vacant Seat](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/02/18/recreation-board-looking-to-fill-vacant-seat/): The Town of Sedgewick is inviting applications for membership on the Town of Sedgewick Recreation Board. The position is volunteer in nature. The purpose of the Board is to be responsible for the management, operation and continued prosperity of the Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre. The Board is comprised of no more than six (6) Citizens-at-large residing in either the Town of Sedgewick or Flagstaff County (to be a reasonable distance from Sedgewick as determined at the discretion of Council). Members serve two-year terms and meetings are to be held on a monthly-basis or at the call of the Chair. [...]
- [Dog Licenses to be Renewed Before Feb. 1st](https://sedgewick.ca/2022/01/10/dog-licenses-to-be-renewed-before-feb-1st/): As per Bylaw 556, the Animal Control Bylaw, all dogs kept within the Town of Sedgewick must be licensed. Licenses must be obtained annually with fees doubling February 1st. Residents should be aware that the month of January is the best (and cheapest) month to renew a dog license. Licenses are valid between January 1st and December 31st in the calendar year they are issued. Prior to February 1st an altered dog license costs $15 and an unaltered license costs $30. These fees double to $30 and $60 respectively on February 1st. An issued dog tag must be attached to [...]
- [Office Closed Over Christmas](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/12/23/office-closed-over-christmas/): The Town office will be closed between December 24th and January 3rd with staff returning on January 4th. For public works emergencies please call (780) 384-3911 and for natural gas emergencies call (780) 385-2116. On behalf of Council and staff, have a very Merry Christmas and a tremendous 2022!
- [December 16, 2021 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/12/20/december-16-2021-council-meeting-highlights/): BYLAW 584 – FIRE BYLAW Council gave all three readings to Bylaw 584, the Fire Bylaw.  This bylaw replaces the previous Fire Services Bylaw #500 and is identical in nature to all fire bylaws passed by municipalities who belong to the Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society and have signed the Master Agreement. INTERIM OPERATING BUDGET – 2022 PROPOSED BUDGET Council approved the 2022 interim operating budget with total expenses including amortization of $3,118,530. CAPITAL BUDGET – 2022 PROPOSED BUDGET Council approved the 2022 Capital Budget with total expenses of $721,400 and composed of five projects including a street sweeper, grader, [...]
- [Special Meeting Called](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/12/01/special-meeting-called/): Sedgewick Town Council has called a special meeting for Thursday, December 2nd at 3pm. The meeting will be held in Council Chambers at Sedgewick Town office. The agenda can be found here
- [November 25th, 2021 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/11/29/november-25th-2021-council-meeting-highlights/): BYLAW 583 – FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW Council approved all three readings of Bylaw 583, the Fees and Charges Bylaw.  The Bylaw, passed annually, determines utility and other rates for the 2022 fiscal year.  Waste, water and sewer rates were increased uniformly by 2%. POLICY 18/07 – COMPENSATION AND EXPENSES POLICY Policy 18-07, the Compensation and Expenses Policy, was revised to allow for a $12.50 monthly allowance to members of Council who wish to use their own personal electronic device for Town business rather than having a device purchased and provided to them by the Town. STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSION Council [...]
- [New Council Sworn In and Receive Orientation](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/11/09/new-council-sworn-in-and-receive-orientation/): The 2021-2025 term has gotten off to a busy start for the five members of Sedgewick Town Council. Upon being elected into office on October 18th, the four councillors and mayor attended an in-house orientation session on October 25th and 26th where they reviewed their roles and responsibilities, code of conduct and the Municipal Government Act among other topics. At 10:30am on October 26th, Councillors Tom Bahm, Nolan Lewis, Clayton Hinkey and Ian MacEachern along with new Mayor Stephen Levy attended a swearing-in ceremony at the Community Hall where they all took their official oath of office in front of [...]
- [Notice of Election](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/10/05/notice-of-election/): The 2021 election is almost here! Make sure you come out to the Community Hall on October 18th between 10am and 8pm and make your vote count!
- [Town of Sedgewick Updates Recreation Centre Through Rebate Program](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/21/town-of-sedgewick-updates-recreation-centre-through-rebate-program/): The Town of Sedgewick is pleased to have partnered with the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre’s Recreation Energy Conservation Program by installing 299 new, high efficiency LED light fixtures within various spaces of the Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre and receiving a $43,740 rebate for the project. The new fixtures are not only brighter and more energy-efficient, but also will reduce maintenance costs while having a long lifetime expectancy. The project is another example of the Town continuously looking for ways to improve its level of service to its stakeholders and saving money for its volunteers and user groups. “The [...]
- [September 16th, 2021 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/21/september-16th-2021-council-meeting-highlights/): Council highlights offer an unofficial summary of Council decisions from the most recent meeting and may not include all resolutions passed.  For the full meeting minutes go to https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/ Minutes are unofficial until approved at the subsequent Council meeting. BYLAW 582 – FEES AND CHARGES BYLAW Council gave all three readings to Bylaw 582, the Fees and Charges Bylaw.  The bylaw amends water fees by adopting an increased block rate structure as a conservatory measure.  Water charges for the first 30 cubic meters used will remain the same however three additional blocks have been added to the structure with the [...]
- [Water Restriction Over](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/21/water-restriction-over/): The Town of Sedgewick has removed all watering restrictions and outdoor watering may resume as outlined in Bylaw 542, the Outdoor Watering Bylaw. The bylaw can be found here.
- [Streetheart Cancelled](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/16/streetheart-cancelled/): Sedgewick Town Council held a Special Meeting at 10:30am on September 16th for the purpose of discussing the newest Provincial Covid protocols and the recent increase in infections in Alberta. At the meeting, Council unanimously approved cancelling the concert due to the state of Covid in our province. Refunds will be issued and tickets should be returned to the Town of Sedgewick administration office at 4818 47 Street. We regret and apologize for any inconvenience.
- [Streetheart Concert Time Changed](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/15/streetheart-concert-time-changed/): In light of the recent AHS Provincial mandates on liquor sales, the Streetheart concert will start at 6:30pm on Saturday, September 18th rather than 8pm which was the time set initially. Who Made Who, the definitive tribute act to AC/DC, will take the stage promptly at 6:30pm with Streetheart to play shortly after. An afterparty will be held in the curling rink beginning at approximately 9pm featuring Who Made Who and all are invited. We regret any inconvenience this may cause our attendees and appreciate your understanding in these turbulent times. Doors for the event will open at 5:30pm.
- [Water Ban Lifted](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/09/13/water-ban-lifted/): The outdoor water ban for the Town of Sedgewick has been lifted. The restriction remains on as we monitor the situation over the next few days. This means outdoor watering may only happen on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays between 7pm and 11pm. Further information will be released in the next few days regarding the restriction.
- [Outdoor Watering Ban Remains in Effect](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/08/26/outdoor-watering-ban-remains-in-effect/): The Town of Sedgewick’s imposed outdoor watering ban remains in effect as reservoir water levels have not yet risen to appropriate levels. Levels have increased somewhat since the ban was declared 7 days ago with the greatest jump recorded on Monday, August 23rd, a day that saw low temperatures and steady rain. Prior to the ban being put in place the reservoir had been depleted by over 25% which is a level considered to be critical. Based on historical data, average overnight water demand has been approximately 2.5 liters per second in summer months. This overnight rate allows the reservoir [...]
- [Total Watering Ban in Effect](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/08/19/total-watering-ban-in-effect/): The Town of Sedgewick has imposed a Total Watering Ban in response to critically low reservoir levels. The ban is in effect as of Thursday, August 19th and will be in place for a minimum of one week with its status updated again before Thursday, August 26th. Should water levels be replenished by that time, the ban will be lifted. A total watering ban applies to all properties both inside and outside of town corporate limits which use the Town of Sedgewick domestic water supply system. The ban restricts all watering of lawns, filling pools and hot tubs, and other [...]
- [Watering Restriction Still in Effect](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/08/17/watering-restriction-still-in-effect/): The Town of Sedgewick is reminding residents that a water restriction is still in effect with watering only permitted on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays between 7pm and 11pm. The water treatment plant reservoir continues to be at low levels and this would be alleviated if all outdoor watering was limited to this schedule. Excessive watering outside of the permitted hours is leading to the reservoir being at dangerously low levels. Should this not be corrected shortly, a full water ban will need to once again come into effect.
- [August 5th, 2021 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/08/10/august-5th-2021-council-meeting-highlights/): The following issues were discussed by Council at their August 5th, 2021 regular meeting.
- [Live Music Comes Back to Sedgewick](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/07/28/live-music-comes-back-to-sedgewick/): After an almost 2-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Town of Sedgewick is proud to announce that they have secured legendary Canadian rock band Streetheart to perform on Saturday, September 18th at the Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre with the performance billed locally as “The Day the Music Came Back”.  Streetheart, originally from Regina, Saskatchewan and later based in Winnipeg, is best known for turning out the 80’s hits “Here Comes the Night”, “What Kind of Love is this?” and “One More Time” among others. The performance brings live music back to the Campbell-McLennan Chrysler Stage for the [...]
- [Outdoor Watering Permitted on Schedule](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/07/27/outdoor-watering-permitted-on-schedule/): The Town of Sedgewick has been under an outdoor watering restriction on and off from the middle of May. The hot weather combined with a concurrent high demand for water across the community is the reason for the restrictions. The restrictions are not exclusive to Sedgewick and are the norm throughout many communities in Alberta each and every summer. Outdoor Watering is now permitted in the Town of Sedgewick on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays between 7pm and 11pm. Please keep to these times and conserve water when possible. Between July 9th and 15th, 620,400 gallons of water were used and [...]
- [Senate Election Proclamation Issued](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/06/28/senate-election-proclamation-issued/): The senate election proclamation has been issued to each municipality and local jurisdiction by the Chief Electoral Officer. This is an official notification to each jurisdiction to conduct the senate election. The Order in Council and Writ of Election for the 2021 Alberta Senate Election was issued on June 23, 2021, to hold an election to select 3 Senate nominees who may be summoned to the Senate of Canada, to fill a vacancy or vacancies relating to Alberta. The Senate Election will take place on October 18, 2021, in conjunction with the 2021 Alberta Municipal Elections. All local jurisdictions holding [...]
- [FRESS ESTABLISHED AND HIRES MANAGER](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/06/18/fress-established-and-hires-manager/): News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 17, 2021 Sedgewick, AB – The Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society (FRESS) is pleased to announce their formal ratification upon holding their Inaugural Meeting on June 15th, 2021. At the meeting the Mayor of the Village of Lougheed, Debra Smith and Division 6 Councillor of Flagstaff County, Erik Skoberg were confirmed as President and Vice-President, respectively. On the ratification of FRESS, Debra Smith said, “This is a proud moment for the Flagstaff region. It is the result of years of commitment and contribution by a number of people including elected officials, CAO’s and Fire Chiefs”. [...]
- [Elections Alberta Seeking Returning Officers for 2023](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/05/28/elections-alberta-seeking-returning-officers-for-2023/): Elections Alberta is currently recruiting Returning Officers for the 2023 Provincial General Election. They are over halfway through our recruitment campaign and have had little success recruiting, in our area, using traditional advertising channels. For more information checkout the Elections Alberta Facebook account at https://www.facebook.com/electionsAB/ or the Elections Alberta Jobs site at elections.ab.ca/jobs
- [July 1st Parade Being Planned](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/05/27/july-1st-parade-being-planned/): A July 1st parade is currently being planned with the Flagstaff Scottish Club Piping Band and the Royal Canadian Legion Colour Party leading the way. The parade, starting at 10:30am, will run its traditional route through Sedgewick with the AP Convenience Store, at the intersection of 48th Avenue and 50th Street, being the point of assembly. All interested participants including those with floats do not need to register, but are asked to meet at the assembly point by 10:15am. Sedgewick was one of the few communities who chose to run a 2020 parade during Covid, although strict social distancing measures [...]
- [COUNCIL HIGHLIGHTS - MAY 20TH, 2021](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/05/26/council-highlights-may-20th-2021/): Council discussed the following issues at their May 20th, 2021 regular meeting:
- [Town Under Watering Restriction](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/05/17/town-under-watering-restriction/): A Special Outdoor Water Restriction has been declared by the Public Works Foreman as of Sunday, May 16th. A restriction is put in place as per Bylaw 542 when the Foreman believes there is a reason to require reduced water usage. Low reservoir levels at the water treatment plant on the 16th was the cause of the restriction. The restriction applies to all properties connected to the Town’s domestic water system, whether inside or outside town limits. A declaration of a Special Outdoor Water Restriction includes a restriction on the following activities: Watering of lawns Use of garden hoses Filling [...]
- [2020 Financial Statements](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/04/22/2020-financial-statements/): The 2020 Financial Statements for the Town of Sedgewick have been prepared by our auditor and approved by Council. Each municipality is required to make their financial statements available to the public by May 1st. You can view the financial statements here
- [SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/04/19/special-meeting-of-council-2/): Mayor Perry Robinson has called a special meeting of Council to be held on Thursday, April 22nd at 6pm in Council Chambers at the Town of Sedgewick administration office located at 4818 47th Street. Topics for discussion can be found here
- [INVITATION TO TENDER USED EQUIPMENT](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/04/19/invitation-to-tender-used-equipment/): The Town of Sedgewick invites sealed tenders on the following used equipment: 2007 Kubota ZD331 Zero-Turn Riding Mower ZD pro 72” mower deck Model RCK72P-331Z Serial # 11022 Hours: 1755 hrs New set of blades included New deflector shoot installed Tenders must be submitted to the Town of Sedgewick, Box 129 Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0 no later than 1:55 p.m. on May 12th, 2021. For more information and an Invitation to Tender Form, click here
- [Recreation Grant Open](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/04/09/recreation-grant-open/): The Recreation Funding Committee, on behalf of the Sedgewick Ag Society, is currently accepting applications for the 2021 year. Schools, recreation and culture groups are encouraged to apply by May 15th. Total available funding in 2021 is $104, 142. Financial statements must accompany all applications and applicants must have non-profit or society status. To learn more about the grant or to apply click here Further information can be found on Flagstaff County’s website here
- [FRESS Seeking Regional Fire Services Manager](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/04/06/fress-seeking-regional-fire-services-manager/): With the Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society nearing the final stages of forming a regional fire department, the hunt for a fire services manager has begun. An opportunity profile has been developed by the hiring committee in tandem with HumanEdge Executive Search, a recruitment firm tasked with helping the society find their leading man or woman. The manager will be responsible for the full build-out, financial sustainability and overall development of the Regional Fire Services model. the full profile can be found here.
- [Council Highlights From February 18th, 2021](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/03/19/6821/): Council discussed the following issues during their regular meeting on March 18th, 2021.
- [Arena Roof Fundraiser](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/02/19/arena-roof-fundraiser/): The Sedgewick Rec Board is having a fundraiser! As you know we are required to replace the roof of the Wildrose Co-op Arena in the summer of 2021.To date we have received approximately $600,000 in grants. The estimated cost to replace the arena roof is around $1.3 million. Click on this link to find out more!
- [January 21st, 2021 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/01/22/january-21st-2021-council-meeting-highlights/): Council discussed the following issues at their January 21st, 2021 regular meeting.
- [Arena Roof Replacement Project Receives $530k in Grant Funding](https://sedgewick.ca/2021/01/08/arena-roof-replacement-project-receives-530k-in-grant-funding/): The Town of Sedgewick together with the Sedgewick Recreation Board are pleased to announce that the Government of Alberta, through the Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP), has awarded the amount of $530,188 to the Arena Roof Replacement project that will be undertaken in 2021. The grant is administered by the Ministry of Culture, Multiculturalism and Status of Women whose role includes, but is not limited to, building a vibrant cultural sector by supporting the development and sustainability of Alberta’s recreation, sport and non-profit / voluntary sectors. The grant, awarded to the Friends of the Sedgewick Recreation Centre Society, will comprise [...]
- [Dec. 17, 2020 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/12/21/dec-17-2020-council-meeting-highlights/): Following are some of the issues discussed by Council at the December 17th regular meeting: BYLAW 578 – REPEAL 531 AND 567 BYLAW Council gave first reading to Bylaw 578/20, the Town of Sedgewick Repeal 531 and 567 Bylaw.  The bylaw repeals Election Bylaw 531 and its Amending Bylaw 567 as both bylaws were not current with Local Authorities Election Act legislation.  OPERATING BUDGET – 2021 BUDGET An interim operating budget was approved for the 2021 fiscal year.  Total revenue required from property taxes is $876,750 which is an increase of $30,250 from 2020.  The budget allocates $339,597 towards restricted [...]
- [Garbage Schedule Shifted This Month](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/12/03/garbage-schedule-shifted-this-month/): Due to the Christmas holiday, garbage pickup will be a little different for Sedgewick residents in the week of December 21-25. Normally garbage pickup occurs on Thursdays in Sedgewick, however due to Thursday, December 24th being Christmas Eve, garbage will be picked up on Wednesday, December 23rd. For questions about the schedule change or other waste management issues, call Flagstaff Waste at (780) 384-3950.
- [We need your help!](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/11/27/we-need-your-help/): Residents of Sedgewick, USERS OF INTERNET, we need your help! The expectation of readily available and reliable internet has become as common as three square meals a day. The Town of Sedgewick has taken initiative in 2020 to provide faster speeds for our residents by providing our own internet service using our own infrastructure. We are currently investigating going further by installing a fiber network that will rival speeds in our nation’s biggest cities. But, we need your help. The Federal Government is currently offering grant funding to communities that are not achieving the 50mbps download, 10mbps upload basic mandated [...]
- [New Provincial Covid Measures Introduced](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/11/26/new-provincial-covid-measures-introduced/): On November 23rd, Flagstaff County and all municipalities within including the Town of Sedgewick, was moved to ‘Enhanced Status” for Covid measures due to the ratio of active cases to population. On November 24th, the province put into force new mandatory public health measures throughout Alberta to slow the spread of Covid-19. The following measures are currently in place: Measures All Alberta Enhanced Areas No indoor social gatherings in any setting Yes Yes Outdoor gatherings max of 10 Yes Yes Wedding and funeral services max of 10, no receptions permitted Yes Yes No festivals or events Yes Yes Grades 7-12 [...]
- [Council Pulls Plug on #REDNEK Show Due to Uncertainty of Covid](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/10/23/council-pulls-plug-on-rednek-show-due-to-uncertainty-of-covid/): After careful consideration and with no short-term solution for the coronavirus pandemic in sight, the Town of Sedgewick regrets to announce that the #REDNEK concert featuring Gord Bamford and guests slated for March 20th, 2021 has been cancelled.  Full refunds will be offered for both table and individual seat sales beginning October 28th.  Tickets purchased at either the Killam or Sedgewick Wild Rose Co-op grocery stores and the Town of Sedgewick administration office will be refunded at the Town of Sedgewick administration office only.  Tickets must be presented to receive the refund.  Tickets purchased online through Ticketmaster will be refunded [...]
- [October Meetings Rescheduled](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/10/14/october-meetings-rescheduled/): A special meeting of council was held on October 13th with one issue on the agenda being the rescheduling of the regular and organizational meetings which were to occur on October 15th. Both the October regular and organizational meetings have been rescheduled to Thursday, October 22nd at 6pm. Meetings are held in council chambers at Town office.
- [Notice of Special Meeting](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/10/09/special-meeting-october-13-2020/): A special meeting of council has been called for Tuesday, October 13th, 2020 at 5:30pm in council chambers at the Town of Sedgewick office. To view the agenda go to https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/
- [Non-Residential Tax Deadline Approaches](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/10/09/non-residential-tax-deadline-approaches/): The tax deadline for non-residential properties is quickly approaching with October 30th being set by Council earlier in the year. Normally all taxes are due on the last business day of July, however due to Covid-19 Council approved moving the due date for non-residential back several months to help ease the burden the pandemic has caused. Non-residential accounts that remain unpaid after October 30th will incur a 10% penalty and if the full balance is still unpaid as of January 1st, a further 18% penalty will be added. The Town of Sedgewick accepts cheque, cash, debit or electronic transfers directly [...]
- [Last Market of the Season to go October 8th](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/10/06/last-market-of-the-season-to-go-october-8th/): The hugely successful Flagstaff Fresh Market will host its final evening in 2020 on Main Street Thursday, October 8th. This is the third market to be held with the first two drawing large crowds to downtown Sedgewick and the third promising much the same. 29 vendors have been confirmed for the night including Metal X Wood Designs, Henry’s Honey, Wildrose Cinnamon Buns, NRG Coffee Co. and many others. Main Street mainstays include Barrio Cusina, The Wooden Spoon, Quirks Bakery and Branch 55. The River Jacks, who played in the first market, are set to return for one more time and [...]
- [Canadian History Ehx Produces Episode on History of Sedgewick](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/09/17/canadian-history-ehx-produces-episode-on-history-of-sedgewick/): A podcast on the history of the Town of Sedgewick has been developed by professional podcaster Craig Baird, and was released on September 17th. The episode covers many areas of Sedgewick’s history including the founding of the community, the pahpamiyhaw asiniy meteor, Sedgewick Museum and Archives, Goose Creek School and other fascinated aspects of the Town’s history. To listen to the episode follow this link: https://pdcn.co/e/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/canadahehx/Sedgewick.mp3
- [Next Fresh Market Set For Sept. 24th](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/09/04/next-fresh-market-set-for-sept-24th/): The Flagstaff Fresh Market, which organizers described as ‘beyond successful’ after its pilot run is set to be held again in downtown Sedgewick on Thursday, September 24th. The first market, on August 27th had a great turnout with numerous vendors selling out all of their goods before the end of the evening. Live music filled the street throughout the evening and resulted in a one-of-a-kind atmosphere on Main Street. The September 24th market is expected to attract even more vendors and will also feature an outdoor rock concert at the south end of Main Street featuring Edmonton cover band RockZilla. [...]
- [Lake Park Adopts Online Registration System](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/07/09/lake-park-adopts-online-registration-system/): It has now become even easier for families and nature lovers to make reservations for overnight stays at Sedgewick Lake Park. The park, operated by a local non-profit board, has become the ‘jewel of central Alberta’ in recent years mainly due to the hard work and vision of a group of committed volunteers. The campground has visitors from throughout western Canada year after year mainly due to word-of-mouth. The new booking system will increase the campground’s profile and provide more online exposure targeting those that looking for new areas to explore and stay. To make a reservation, interested parties can [...]
- [Notice of Special Meeting](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/06/19/special-meeting-june-25-2020/): Council will hold a Special Meeting on Thursday, June 25th at the Community Hall beginning at 6pm. The agenda can be found on the Town of Sedgewick portal at https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/
- [June 18th, 2020 Council Meeting Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/06/19/june-18th-2020-council-meeting-highlights/): Council discussed the following issues at their June 18th regular meeting:
- [Canada Day Parade to Proceed](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/06/19/canada-day-parade-to-proceed/): The 2020 Canada Day Parade will proceed in Sedgewick on July 1st with the parade commencing at 11am and following its traditional path down Main Street. Those that wish to enter floats are asked to meet at the AP Convenience Store and Gas Bar at 10:45am. The 4800 block of Main Street will be closed to regular traffic between the hours of 10am and 12pm. Barricades will be strategically placed and parked vehicles will be asked to move to another location. Due to Covid 19, the Town would like to remind residents and visitors that social distancing is still very [...]
- [Covid Masks Available at Town Office](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/06/08/covid-masks-available-at-town-office/): In a partnership with the Province of Alberta, the Town of Sedgewick will be distributing 3-ply disposable face masks from their office to residents. Masks are available for free and can be picked-up as of June 8th. There is a limit of 4 masks per individual. Although masks are not mandatory, they are being prescribed to be used in situations where physical distancing is not possible such as grocery stores or when visiting a hair salon. Masks can be picked up for family members, friends and neighbours if they ask you to do so, however the current supply is reserved [...]
- [CERTIFICATION OF DATE OF SENDING TAX NOTICE](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/06/01/certification-of-date-of-sending-tax-notice/): This is to certify that the 2020 Combined Assessment and Tax Notices prepared by the Town of Sedgewick have been issued and mailed on May 29th, 2020, in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, Section 335. Tax notices are deemed to have been received 7 days after they are sent, in accordance with the Municipal Government Act, Section 337.
- [Alberta Ombudsman Releases Municipality Report](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/05/29/alberta-ombudsman-release-municipality-report/): On April 1, 2018 the Alberta Ombudsman assumed the responsibility of investigating complaints about Alberta municipalities. One of the primary tasks of the office is to instill confidence in both municipalities and complainants, by demonstrating the Ombudsman is a fair, effective and impartial office that can help resolve complaints related to administrative decisions. Over the past two years, the office has had many interactions with municipalities across the province. In an effort to explain what their involvement may look like, they have compiled a report in which they explore specific case examples as well as general themes around municipal complaints. [...]
- [Council Highlights for May 21st, 2020](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/05/26/council-highlights-for-may-21st-2020/): Council made decisions on the following issues at their May 21st regular meeting:
- [May 21st Council Meeting to be Held Electronically](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/05/20/may-21st-council-meeting-to-be-held-electronically/): Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the May 21st regular meeting of council will be held electronically via Zoom. To access the meeting, please go to https://sedgewick.ca/live-streamed-council-meetings/ The meeting begins at 6pm.
- [Recreation Funding Committee Accepting 2020 Applications](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/04/22/recreation-funding-committee-accepting-2020-applications/): The Recreation Funding Committee is now accepting applications for 2020 recreation funding. The Sedgewick and District Ag Society has been allocated $109,627 by Flagstaff County to distribute to deserving recreation and culture groups. Applications are due by May 15th.
- [Council Highlights for April 16th](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/04/17/council-highlights-for-april-16th/): Council discussed the following issues at their April 16th, 2020 regular meeting: FLAGSTAFF REGIONAL EMERGENCY SERVICES SOCIETY – DRAFT DOCUMENTS Council developed an itemized list of concerns regarding the proposed agreement and bylaws for the formation of the Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society which will be sent to the transition team.  The purpose of the society is to amalgamate fire services within the region. UTILITIES BYLAW Council approved Bylaw 571, an updated version of the Utilities Bylaw.  The update included adding a section that would permit council to implement a utility deferral program by resolution.  Council has not yet exercised [...]
- [April 16th Council Meeting to be Held Electronically](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/04/14/april-16th-council-meeting-to-be-held-electronically/): Due to COVID-19 and to protect the health and safety of the public, elected officials and Town staff, Sedgewick Town Council will hold its regular meeting on Thursday, April 16th, electronically via Zoom beginning at 6 p.m. Alberta Municipal Affairs has given municipalities flexibility under the Meeting Procedures (COVID-19 Suppression) Regulation to hold Council meetings electronically during the COVID-19 outbreak in order to comply with social distancing requirements outlined by the Chief Medical Officer of Health. The Council meeting package for April 16th is posted online at https://sedgewick.civicweb.net/Portal/ Members of the public are welcome to listen in to the meeting [...]
- [Covid 19 Measures](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/03/24/covid-19-measures/): Although the Sedgewick Town Office is open for business, we will be locking our front door as of Wednesday March 24th and not allowing access to further our effort towards social distancing and keeping our staff safe. Residents who require assistance may still call us at (780) 384-3504 or email reception@sedgewick.ca Payments may be made by mail, through our mail slot in the front door, by e-transfer (email), or through your bank as an electronic fund transfer. Receipts will be mailed out upon request.
- [March 12th, 2020 Council Highlights](https://sedgewick.ca/2020/03/16/march-12th-2020-council-highlights/): Council discussed the following issues at their March 12th regular meeting: BYLAW 569 – TAX AND ASSESSMENT ELECTRONIC MEANS BYLAW Council gave second and third reading of Bylaw 569.  This bylaw allows taxpayers to opt-in to receiving tax and assessment documents through secure email.  Property owners who wish to opt-in should contact Town office and complete a form. BYLAW 570 – INTERMUNICIPAL ASSESSMENT REVIEW BOARDS BYLAW Council gave all three readings to and approved Bylaw 570.  This bylaw establishes a joint assessment review board with neighboring municipalities and updated the previous version by removing all references to the Flagstaff Intermunicipal [...]

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- [Employment](https://sedgewick.ca/employment/): The Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre is getting ready for another season of hockey, curling, and bowling. We are seeking several individuals, Part-Time, Seasonal, and Part-Time Students, to fill various roles. The following positions are available: Click on Job Title to view Job Description Janitor Ice Technician Food Concession Staff Ideal candidates must be able to work weekends, days, and evenings, possess a positive attitude, strong communication skills, and the ability to work effectively in a recreational setting serving a diverse customer base. If you are a student or just looking for a flexible part-time job to fill your day, [...]
- [Booking Payment Failed](https://sedgewick.ca/wpbc-booking-payment-failed/): Payment Unsuccessful. Please contact us for assistance.
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- [Flagstaff Region Crime Map](https://sedgewick.ca/flagstaff-region-crime-map/): The RCMP crime map is available online and is used to share events that are criminal in nature with residents of the community to provide accurate information about crime. The map lists data for offences such as mischief, car theft and property crimes and aims to increase transparency about RCMP work while potentially dispelling rumours. Remember always to be sure to report any suspicious activity to the RCMP that could aid in making an arrest. To access the map, click here.
- [Streetlight Repair and Powerlines](https://sedgewick.ca/streetlight-repair-and-powerlines/): Ever notice a streetlight that isn’t on when it should be or on when it shouldn’t? FortisAlberta has made it easy for residents to give notice that a repair is needed! Check out their website at https://service.fortisalberta.com/streetlights , zoom into Sedgewick and click on the light that you wish to file a complaint about. Fortis will be notified and the light repaired within a few days. The Town of Sedgewick often receives calls regarding trees entangled in powerlines. As this is a safety issue and a threat to the line exists, Town staff is not permitted to deal with these [...]
- [Requests of Council](https://sedgewick.ca/requests-of-council/): Getting on the AgendaBefore you request to have an item placed on the Council agenda, review the information below. Requests of Council can occur in one of two ways: Appear as a delegation Submit a letter to Council To appear as a delegation, go to the forms page and complete a delegation form. If you do not want to present your request to Council in-person, write a letter with your request and submit to Town office. When are Council meetings held?Every third Thursday of the month at 6pm in the Council Chambers at the Town administration building. Are Council meetings [...]
- [Election 2025](https://sedgewick.ca/election-2021/): Official Town of Sedgewick 2025 Municipal Election Candidates List – September 23th, 2025 Name of Registered Candidates Voting will take place on October 20th between the hours of 10:00 am and 8:00 pm. The voting station will be located at: Sedgewick Community Hall, 4809-47th Street, Sedgewick, AB T0B-4C0 Dated at the Town of Sedgewick, in the Province of Alberta, this 24th day of September 2025 Sean Mascaluk , Returning Officer In order to vote, you MUST produce identification for inspection. the identification must be one or more of: Voter Information To vote in the 2025 municipal election in the Town [...]
- [Geographic Information Systems](https://sedgewick.ca/geographic-information-systems/): A geographic information system (GIS) is a computer system for capturing, storing, checking, and displaying data related to positions on Earth’s surface. GIS can show many different kinds of data on one map, such as streets, buildings, and vegetation. This enables people to more easily see, analyze, and understand patterns and relationships. The Town of Sedgewick’s GIS system can be viewed by the public and can provide information regarding parcels (such as size, zoning restrictions, lot lines legal and civic address), roads, boundaries and more. Please note that all information is general in nature and the Town of Sedgewick is [...]
- [Sedgewick History Podcast](https://sedgewick.ca/sedgewick-history-podcast/): Listen to a podcast on the history of the Town of Sedgewick produced by blogger Canadian History Ehx. https://pdcn.co/e/traffic.libsyn.com/secure/canadahehx/Sedgewick.mp3
- [New Residential Lots For Sale](https://sedgewick.ca/new-residential-lots-for-sale/): The Town of Sedgewick has developed 13 lots as part of Phase I of the 54th Avenue subdivision. The lots are in the heart of our town’s recreation district…. only steps away from the golf course, rec centre and school! Terms of Purchase Reserve your lot today by calling (780) 384-3504
- [Boulevard Maintenance](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/apply-for/boulevard-maintenance/): Pursuant to Boulevard Bylaw 548/18 Council deemed it important to maximize public safety and aesthetic appeal of the Town’s boulevards. The Town is responsible for the repair of boulevard sidewalks and fire hydrants. A property owner may request the removal of a tree adjacent to their property by submitting an application to the CAO. The Town shall avoid the removal of healthy trees except in extenuating circumstances. If approved, trees that are not deemed dead or diseased by the Town shall be removed at the property owner’s expense. A property owner may request the pruning of a tree adjacent to their [...]
- [Councillor Compensation and Expenses Disclosure](https://sedgewick.ca/government/councillor-compensation-and-expenses-disclosure/): Council endorsed Compensation and Expenses Policy 18-07 to establish parameters for the reporting of Council honorariums and expenses to provide for accountability and transparency. Further, Policy 18-07 requires the disclosure of individual Councillor’s compensation and expense reimbursement on the Town’s website on a quarterly basis to facilitate accountability and transparency to Taxpayers.
- [Cannabis](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/cannabis/): Canada has legalized the use of cannabis. Sedgewick Town Council has decided to place no further restrictions on the use or sale of cannabis within the Town of Sedgewick other than Federal or Provincial legislation. Retail outlets are regulated under Land Use Bylaw 461 as other businesses are. There are limits to where cannabis can be consumed. See below for more information. *The source used for the following information is http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/cj-jp/cannabis/ Cannabis was legalized across the country as of October 17, 2018. The Cannabis Act creates a strict legal framework for controlling the production, distribution, sale and possession of cannabis across [...]
- [Policies](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/policies/): Below are some of the more pertinent policies adopted by the Town of Sedgewick Click on the Policy Number if you wish to view or print (in PDF format).
- [Community BBQ](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/news/community-bbq/): Community BBQ Rental The Town of Sedgewick rents out an 8-burner BBQ to community groups, charities and non-profit agencies within the Town of Sedgewick on a first come, first served basis. The BBQ must remain within the corporate limits of the Town of Sedgewick or Town-owned property (i.e. Sedgewick Lake Park) unless otherwise approved by the CAO. The rental season is May 1 to October 31 unless otherwise approved by the CAO. The BBQ is booked through the Town office and may only be reserved up to four months in advance of the Term. Rental may be accessed via the [...]
- [Archived Meetings and Minutes](https://sedgewick.ca/government/archived-meetings-minutes/): Archived Agenda Packages and Minutes Below are the archived agenda packages and minutes from 2014 to 2018. Copies of minutes prior to this can be requested at the Town office.
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- [Change of Address](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/report/change-of-address/): Are you moving? Please let us know by filling out the below:
- [Bylaw Infraction](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/report/bylaw-infraction/): If you would like to file a complaint, please fill out the form below. The Town contracts a Bylaw Officer for one hour per week to deal with resident’s complaints. Complaints will be dealt with as per the relevant bylaw.
- [Report](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/report/)
- [Volunteer Position](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/sign-up-for/volunteer-position/): A small town like ours is built on volunteers. If you would like to get involved and offer your time, skills and talents to the community, please fill out the below:
- [Utility E-Billing and Tax/Assessment E-Notices](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/sign-up-for/utility-e-billing/): The Town of Sedgewick is offering residents the opportunity to receive specific municipal notices as attachments in an email rather than by regular mail. If you would like to receive notices by email, the Town requires your formal consent. Please note: Transmitting Information by e-mail has a number of risks that residents should be aware of. These include, but are not limited to, the following: E-mail can be circulated, forwarded and stored in numerous paper & electronic files E-mail can be immediately broadcast worldwide and be received by many intended and unintended recipients. E-mail senders can easily misaddress an e-mail. [...]
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- [Town Truck for Yard Clean-up](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/book/town-truck-for-yard-clean-up/): The Town of Sedgewick offers branch pick-up between the months of April and October. Branches can be put out next to your garbage for Thursday pick-up and must be bundled with twine or placed in a paper bag. Bundles must be less than 3 feet in length, less than 50 lbs and branches must be less than 3 inches in diameter. For large tree clean-up or yard waste that exceeds these parameters, the Town of Sedgewick may provide a Town truck at your residence. Provision of the truck is at the discretion of the Town of Sedgewick. If you would [...]
- [Community Hall](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/book/community-hall/): Book the Sedgewick Community Hall with the following calendar. Simply select the date you are interested in and provide your contact information and details. Once your request has been processed, you will receive confirmation from the Town via email or phone call. Hover over dates that are partially booked to view the booked times.  You may still book prior to or after the booked times by selecting that date. Click on a series of dates and complete details to book more than one date at a time.  The time of your booking must be the same for all dates. Your [...]
- [Community BBQ](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/book/community-bbq/): The Town of Sedgewick provides a large community BBQ to local user groups for free for use during summer events. The group is responsible for propane used and Town staff will deliver and pick-up the BBQ. To book the BBQ, please fill out the below:
- [Appointment with the CAO](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/book/appointment-with-the-cao/): Do you have an issue that you would like to bring to the attention of administration or Council? Start the process by meeting with the Chief Administrative Officer at the Town office to discuss your problem or idea. Fill out the information requested below to book your meeting and we will do our best to confirm your proposed date and time.
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- [Tender](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/apply-for/tender/): There are no open tenders at this time.
- [Recreation Grant](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/apply-for/recreation-grant/): Flagstaff County has partnered with neighbouring urban municipalities to offer recreation funding as an essential means for enhancing individual well-being, community vitality and economic sustainability. At the beginning of each year, recreation funding is distributed to the 10 Agricultural Societies within the region including the Sedgewick and District Ag Society. These funds are distributed through the Recreation Funding Committee to deserving recreation and culture groups for operational or capital projects. In 2021 the Sedgewick Ag Society received $104,412 from the County. Funding Priority Although each application is determined to be successful on a case-by-case basis, applications should meet at least [...]
- [Development or Demolition Permit](https://sedgewick.ca/i-want-to/apply-for/development-or-demolition-permit/): The Town of Sedgewick requires that anyone who is building or demolishing any type of structure to submit an appropriate permit application – including moving a mobile or RTM home into the Town. Payment in full for a Development Permit is required prior to application processing/approval. Development Permit Application Land Use Bylaw  Development & Building Process Hierarchy Once the Development Permit Application has been approved in compliance with the Town’s Land Use Bylaw you will need to submit a copy of the approved Development Permit to Superior Safety Codes Inc. when you apply for the applicable Provincial Permits for the [...]
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- [Contact Us](https://sedgewick.ca/contact/contact-us/): P.O. Box 129 4818 – 47 Street Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0 Canada Phone:    780-384-3504 Fax:         780-384-3545 Email:     Administration  
- [Sedgewick Archives Gallery and Museum](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/attractions/sedgewick-archives-gallery-and-museum/): To Preserve Our Past and Promote Our Future Archives and Museum Visit the Museum for a Trip back in Time! Located on Main Street at 4813 – 47 Street, Sedgewick. Sedgewick’s past is brought to life through displays of clothing, jewelry, books, tools and photos. More information regarding the Sedgewick Archives & Museum can be found by visiting the Alberta Registry of Historic Places website. Hours of Operation: Tuesdays: 1:30 – 4;30 PM Thursdays: 1:00 – 4:30 PM Contact Information: Phone:  780-384-3741 Email:  sedgewickmuseum@gmail.com The Sedgewick Archives is located in the Historic Bank of Montreal Building. Sedgewick Archives Gallery and [...]
- [Cemetery](https://sedgewick.ca/services/cemetery/): Find helpful information regarding the  Sedgewick Memorial Cemetery including past records. The Sedgewick Memorial Cemetery is located 1 km north of the Town limits across the road from the Sedgewick Lake Park. The Cemetery is administered and maintained by the Town of Sedgewick. Costs relating to the Sedgewick Memorial Cemetery are as follows – GST Not Included (as per Fees Bylaw #601): Opening & Closing of Plots: A Monument Permit is required prior to the placement of a Monument at a cost of $40.00 (GST not included). Cemetery Bylaw 550 Pursuant to Cemetery Bylaw 550, Section 13, a Perpetual Care Fee of [...]
- [Finance](https://sedgewick.ca/services/finance/): Learn about important information on taxes, property assessments, and finance information. Tax Payments Property taxes are levied on May 31st of every year (or the last banking day of May) and are due in full on July 31st of every year (or the last banking day of July). A penalty rate of 10% will be charged on outstanding taxes on August 1st. Non-receipt of a property tax notice does not exempt  property owners from a penalty due to late payment. The Town of Sedgewick offers a monthly budget option. The monthly payment plan can be initiated as per Bylaw 541 [...]
- [Waste Management](https://sedgewick.ca/services/waste-management/): Learn important information about waste disposal in the Town of Sedgewick, including recycling and compost information. The Town of Sedgewick contracts Waste Collection, Recycling & Compost Services from the Flagstaff Regional Solid Waste Management Association (FRSWMA). Pursuant to the Town of Sedgewick Solid Waste Management  Bylaw  , the following information is provided. Read the entire   Bylaw Residential Collection Regulations: Access to waste containers must be free of snow and other debris. Garbage must be placed in a proper container no more than 20 feet from the lane way. Refuse must be placed in an animal-proof container with water-tight cover and [...]
- [Utilities](https://sedgewick.ca/services/utilities/): The Town of Sedgewick provides water, sewer, garbage and natural gas services to all residents. Learn more about billing information and utilities below: Frequently Asked Questions How often do I get a utility bill? Bills are issued on or about the 6th of each month and are due on the 16th of the same month. Will I get penalized if I pay late? A 2% penalty is levied on late payments. A 2% penalty is levied on arrears past 30 days. Payments that are made at the bank, at a banking machine or via electronic banking are credited to the [...]
- [Fire and Emergency Services](https://sedgewick.ca/services/fire-and-emergency-services/): Get important information about fire and emergency services in the Town of Sedgewick, including how you can get involved. Dial 911 for Emergency Services The Sedgewick Fire Hall Our fire hall is located at 4809 – 48 Street. We are a volunteer department, and monthly meetings are held the first Thursday of each month in the Fire Hall at 7:00 PM. Fire Chief: Tyson Armitage Deputy Fire Chiefs: Rob McArthur & Joe Hebert For tips on keeping your house safe from fire, visit this link from the Government Of Alberta – Fire Smart Program Tips. Take the Alberta 3 Minute Drill to see [...]
- [Facilities](https://sedgewick.ca/services/recreation-and-culture/facilities/): Learn about the Town of Sedgewick’s facilities for recreation, entertainment, education, and more. The Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre This facility hosts many community activities, such as curling, skating, hockey, bowling, baseball, football, lacrosse, the Ag Society, rodeos, rock concerts, festivals and much more. The Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre is also the home of the Sedgewick Playschool. For inquiries or event bookings please contact the Recreation Centre at:  780-384-3751 or via email at: sedgewickrec@gmail.com. Find out about upcoming events on our Facebook page. Fundraising Initiative: The Wild Rose Co-op Association supports community initiatives. The initiative currently available to the [...]
- [Clubs and Organizations](https://sedgewick.ca/services/recreation-and-culture/clubs-and-organizations/): Find out more about the local clubs and organizations in the Town of Sedgewick and how you can get involved. Battle River Art Club Battle River Art Club (BRAC) is a vibrant group of artists from Flagstaff County who gather together every Monday night to work on art. Several workshops and courses are also held throughout the year. The club runs from September to April and holds an Annual Art Show at the end of April. For more information contact Chris 780-384-2167 BRAC donated a mural to the Town for the Centennial Celebrations. Drop into the Town office to see [...]
- [Recreation and Culture](https://sedgewick.ca/services/recreation-and-culture/): The Town of Sedgewick has access to recreation grants that can help offset the costs of various activities. Please refer to the following links for more information: Recreation Grant Application Form Recreation Grant Application Follow Up Apply for a Recreation Grant.
- [Planning and Development](https://sedgewick.ca/services/planning-and-development/): Learn key information on the planning and development requirements in the Town of Sedgewick as well as detail on the hierarchy and relationship of the Town’s Statutory Plans. The Municipal Government Act identifies the hierarchy and relationship of statutory plans, so that each plan will be consistent with the plans above it and, in the event of an inconsistency, which provisions in what plan will prevail.Land use planning in Alberta must follow plans at both the provincial and municipal level of government. With the implementation of the Provincial Land Use Framework and the Alberta Land Stewardship Act, some planning decisions will [...]
- [Meetings and Minutes](https://sedgewick.ca/government/meetings-and-minutes/): Council Meetings Council meetings are held the third Thursday of every month at 6:00 pm, unless otherwise posted, in Council Chambers at 4818 – 47th Street. All Council meetings are open to the public. Should you wish to address council you must request to attend a council meeting as a delegate. Such requests must be made through the Chief Administrative Officer with written delegation forms to be submitted more than 3 business days prior to the meeting. Download a Delegation Form here. Agenda Packages and Minutes When possible, agenda packages will be posted a minimum of two days before the Council meeting. [...]
- [Strategic Objectives](https://sedgewick.ca/government/strategic-objectives/): Learn about the Town of Sedgewick’s strategic objectives and plans. On December 2nd, 2021, Sedgewick Town Council met to discuss their strategic plan moving forward.  The plan was approved unanimously on February 17th, 2022 at a regular meeting of Council.  Click below to download the full PDF document. 2022 Strategic Plan PDF Vision Statement: “Quality of Life…. at every stage of life!” Mission Statement: “To preserve and enhance our resident’s collective quality of life by making Sedgewick a desirable and safe place in which to live, work, shop, study, play, raise a family and grow old. We are a progressive [...]
- [Elected Officials](https://sedgewick.ca/government/elected-officials/): Mayor and Council Elected by the citizens of the Town of Sedgewick, the Mayor and four Councillors are responsible for achieving the goals set out in the strategic plan and the efficient delivery of a variety of municipal services to those that own homes and businesses here. Council Meetings All Council meetings are open to the public. Meetings are held the third Thursday of the month at 6 PM at the Town office Council Chambers. Should you wish to address council whether as a delegation or in writing, please refer to this page. Elected Officials The current term of Council [...]
- [Opportunities](https://sedgewick.ca/business/opportunities/): The economic base of the Town of Sedgewick is agriculture, the energy sector, and related support services and there are a number of business opportunities specifically for commercial amenities including retail, restaurants, and building supplies. With an immediate trading area of 4,500, there are many goods and services needed. In addition, there are several residential, commercial and industrial lots available for development as well as an existing business community. These opportunities, combined with the variety of affordable housing available, make the Town of Sedgewick an attractive location for business. The Town of Sedgewick operates its own natural gas service (operated [...]
- [Licenses and Permits](https://sedgewick.ca/business/licenses-and-permits/): Find helpful information on licenses and permits required in the Town of Sedgewick, from Development and Building Permits to Canine and Hawkers’ licenses.
- [History](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/history/): Learn all about the Town of Sedgewick’s rich and interesting history, and how it led to create the town it is today. Encompassing the North Saskatchewan River Watershed in Northeast Central Alberta, the 20,000 square kilometer Kalyna Country Ecomuseum is a unique natural & heritage district. Extending east of Edmonton towards Lloydminister on the Saskatchewan border, it is a special parkland & prairies region with scenic, cultural, recreational, and natural attractions. It is where the Aspen Parkland meets the Boreal Forest, amidst thousands of hectares of prime agricultural land, all within one of the most historic regions in Alberta! How [...]
- [Maps](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/maps/): View maps of the Town of Sedgewick and surrounding areas. All maps are available below in PDF format. Civic Address Map Legal Land Location Map Land Use Zoning Map Sedgewick Lake Park Map
- [Rentals and Property](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/rentals-and-property/): Looking to purchase or rent property in the Town of Sedgewick? Here are some helpful resources to get you started. Municipal Property For Sale View Town of Sedgewick Lots for Sale View Town of Sedgewick Legal Land Location Map Learn more about the Development Permit Policy for the Town of Sedgewick  The Town of Sedgewick currently has the following land for sale: Residential Commercial Take a look at lots in our new subdivision! Town of Sedgewick Legal Map Town of Sedgewick Civic Address Map Rental of Town Owned Lots The Town Public Works Department takes pride in their ability to maintain the Town’s parks [...]
- [Education](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/education/): Learn more about the educational resources and institutions available in and around the Town of Sedgewick. 1-12 in Sedgewick The Town of Sedgewick is part of the Battle River School Division #31. Sedgewick is home to Central High Sedgewick Public School (CHSPS), which houses Grade 1 to Grade 12. Students from the surrounding towns and rural areas in Flagstaff County attend High School at CHSPS. Check if the buses are Running. CHSPS Website School Main Office Phone: (780) 384-3817 Kindergarten in Sedgewick Kindergarten is offered in Sedgewick and run by a parent council. To register, please contact the teacher, Cherise Backen (780) 385-1610 [...]
- [Community Resources](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/community-resources/): Get in touch with local community resources. All the community information for the Town of Sedgewick you’re looking for is at your fingertips! Killam General Hospital 12.8 km West Highway 13 Phone 780-385-3741 Hardisty Hospital 31.5 km east Highway 13 Phone 780-888-3742 Viking Hospital 39.7 km North Highway 36 Phone 780-336-4786 Public Health Unit (Alberta Health Services) 4826 50 Street, Sedgewick Phone 780-384-3652 Killam RCMP 12.8 km west Highway 13 Administration/Information, Phone 780-385-3509 ______________________________________________________________________________ Community Addiction & Mental Health Services (Killam) Phone 780-385-7161 Informational Brochure on available services. Iron Creek Veterinary Clinic 8 Spruce Drive, Sedgewick Phone 780-384-0003 Visit them on [...]
- [Venues](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/venues/): Hall Contract Looking to hold a special private or social event in the Town of Sedgewick? These are some of the great local venues available for your next gathering.
- [Attractions](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/attractions/): Learn more about the attractions and activities you can enjoy in the Town of Sedgewick. As an introduction to the community, check out our informational video on the Town of Sedgewick and surrounding areas. Sedgewick Centennial Golf Club Located on the north side of the Town of Sedgewick, the Centennial Golf Club  boasts a renovated, licensed clubhouse with weekday, daily specials during the season, and a fully stocked Pro Shop. Enjoy a nine-hole round of golf alongside mature trees next to the fairways and greens. Learn more about the Golf Course on their website: Here. Check out current activities and  Clubhouse [...]
- [News](https://sedgewick.ca/discover/news/)
- [Privacy Policy](https://sedgewick.ca/privacy-policy/): The following discloses our information gathering and dissemination practices for the www.sedgewick.ca website. Please note that when you access any external links, they may have different privacy policies specific to those sites. We encourage you to read all applicable privacy policies. WHAT PERSONAL INFORMATION DO WE GATHER FROM THOSE WHO VISIT OUR SITE? When you visit our website, you may provide us with two types of information: personal information you knowingly choose to disclose, and information that we automatically collect as you browse our website. Information You Voluntarily Submit: We collect and store any information you enter on our website, [...]
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- [Forms](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/forms/): If the form you are looking for is not on the information pages of the site or the Forms page, please contact the Town of Sedgewick Administration office and we will be happy to assist you. Amendment to Land Use Bylaw Assessment Review Appeal Form Boulevard Tree Pruning/Removal Application Bylaw Complaint Form Delegation Form Development Permit Application E-Notice Consent Form – Utilities and/or Taxes and Assessment Hawkers & Peddlers License Application Federal Government Online Forms and Services Monument Permit Municipal Lot Lease Agreement Property Assessment Request s. 299 & s. 300 Recreation Grant Application Form Recreation Grant Follow-up Form Senior Property Tax Deferral [...]
- [Documents](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/documents/): The Town of Sedgewick has compiled the following information for our residents regarding various federal, provincial, and municipal programs and grants available for homeowners and business owners. Federal Programs & Grants Government of Canada Service Canada Website Eco Energy GST Rebate on New or Renovated Homes Apprenticeship Incentive Grant Tax Free Saving Account  Registered Education Saving Plans (RESP) Student Financial Assistance information Federal Government Online Forms and Services Provincial Programs & Grants Alberta Government Programs and Services Alberta Support (Services and resources are designed specifically for people in lower-income households) FOIP Information Under FOIP (Freedom of Information and Privacy Act), the Town of Sedgewick cannot give out [...]
- [Bylaws](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/bylaws-and-policies/): The Town of Sedgewick has a number of bylaws and we want to make sure that the information is available to residents. We have compiled the following bylaw library to make the information easier to access. Click on the Bylaw if you wish to view or print (in PDF format). The Chief Administration Officer is appointed as the Bylaw Enforcement Officer (BEO). Citizens are able to file confidential written complaints. Please see our Forms page for a copy of the complaint form. Historical Bylaws (starting back in 1914) have been scanned and are available on the University of Calgary Libraries [...]
- [Financials](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/financials/): Get information about financials and reporting for the Town of Sedgewick. The Town of Sedgewick is audited annually, with financial statements made available to the public at the Town office. If you are looking for information not available on the website, please do not hesitate to contact the Town’s administrative office.
- [Reports](https://sedgewick.ca/government/reports/): Internal Reports 23 Budget Report for Residents 22 Year End Review 2020 Asset Management Plan 2020 Asset Management Strategy 2019 Recreation Review 2019 Sanitary Sewer Inspection Report 2018 Strategic Plan 2017/18 Levels of Service Document 2016 Strategic Plan External Reports 2020 Alberta Ombudsman Municipality Report 2019 Flagstaff Regional Fire Service Business Plan 2019 FIP Operation and Transition Plan 2019 Municipal Accountability Review Report
- [Governance](https://sedgewick.ca/government/governance/): The Town of Sedgewick is committed to our mission of “Progressive, active leadership and engaging the community while providing exceptional service.” Our residents are engaged in building and maintaining a community they are proud to live and work in. Collaboration among council, Town staff, and citizens will work to ensure Sedgewick is an engaging, dynamic community. Municipal councils can pass and enact municipal resolutions, policies and bylaws which in turn influences our community’s long-term health and well-being. It is important to understand the differences between municipal resolutions, policies and bylaws, as all three can be utilized to create healthy public [...]
- [Administration](https://sedgewick.ca/government/administration/): Please direct general inquires about the Town of Sedgewick to the following Administration contacts. P.O. Box 129 4818 – 47 Street Sedgewick, AB T0B 4C0 Canada Phone: 780-384-3504 Fax: 780-384-3545 Hours of Operation: Monday through Thursday: 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Now open between: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Closed Fridays and all Statutory Holidays Staff
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