Local communities unite for disaster response planning

Local communities unite for disaster response planning

When it comes to the safety of northern Alberta residents, teamwork is key.

Three local communities – representing the towns of Rainbow Lake, High Level, and Mackenzie County, are coming toget...

TOHL welcomes new staff member

The Town of High Level welcomes Linda Gervais, Support Services Clerk, to its staff.

As the Town of High Level’s support services clerk, Linda is often the first person to greet local residents when they come to the Town Office, and their first p...

Sept. 9 Council Briefs

Sept. 9 Council Meeting briefs

Here are selected briefs from the Sept. 9 regular meeting of Council:

Delegation: Northern Lakes College

Ann Everatt, President of Northern Lakes College, appeared as a delegation to update council on all of the programming and...

Notice to local residents

Beth Gillis has resigned from High Level Council.

Gillis resigned from Council effective Aug. 31 due to her moving out of the community. During their regular meeting on Sept. 9, Council accepted the resignation.

“Beth’s dedication to the...

Notice to local residents

Town of High Level crews are currently cutting back the grass and wildland grass as well as removing deadfall as part of regular winter preparations in the streetscaped area in the Main Street entrance between 97 and 98 Avenue.

When the grass dies off in t...

Dene Tha' First Nation and Town of High Level to participate in CEDI

DENE THA’ FIRST NATION AND TOWN OF HIGH LEVEL TO PARTICIPATE IN CEDI 

TO FOSTER JOINT ECONOMIC COLLABORATION

HIGH LEVEL, AB, SEPTEMBER, 6, 2019 — DENE THA’ FIRST NATION and TOWN OF HIGH LEVEL are proud to anno...

Public Works notice regarding water main flushing and hydrant flow testing

The Town of High Level Public Works Department will be flushing water mains and flow testing hydrants from Sept. 5 to 23, 2019.

Customers will experience water pressure and water quality fluctuations during this time. It the Public Works Department is flus...

Changes proposed for Community Standards Bylaw

Changes could be coming to the Community Standards Bylaw in order to clarify some portions of the document and to add a number of Fire Smart standards intended to make the town more secure in the event of a fire.

Council passed first reading of the amendme...

Wildland Urban Interface training brings local fire departments together

The High Level Fire Department’s wildland urban interface training program is designed to bring together structural firefighters and wildland firefighters into an area of firefighting that requires the best from both groups – wildland ...

Landfill fires spark reminder about unacceptable waste

High Level residents are being asked to be mindful of the waste they are sending to the landfill.

Unacceptable waste has been making its way into the waste stream at the landfill and can pose a serious hazard for landfill staff. Some of the items deemed un...

Infrastructure issues highlighted during MP visit

Issues with reliable internet, energy, and opportunities for High Level as a transport gateway to Canada’s far north were part of a discussion held with the regional Member of Parliament.

Mayor Crystal McAteer and Town CAO Clark McAskile met with MP for Gr...

Mayor and Council welcome news of new grain elevator in High Level

Work is now underway on Richardson Pioneer Limited’s new modern, high throughput grain elevator. 

This modern terminal grain elevator comes as a result of a number of months of work and development efforts involving the Town of High Level and Rich...

Notice to local residents

Due to a number of concerns raised about speeding, particularly in the area of 92 Street, the Town of High Level would like to ask local residents to be mindful of their speed on local roads.

Speeding on municipal roads can cause a number of safety hazards...

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