News Releases

Under the Bylaw, modest changes to residential, farmland, and non-residential tax rates will ensure current service level standards are maintained in response to increased provincial budget pressures. Read on...

The Kneehill Regional Emergency Management Agency (KREMA) hosted a five-day training exercise to prepare and respond to emergencies. Read on...

At the December 14th, 2021, Council Meeting, Kneehill County Council approved a one-time COVID relief grant to rural community halls in Kneehill County. Read on...

The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) has announced that Kneehill County has received GFOA's Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its 2021 budget. Read on...

The declaration was made in response to severe drought conditions across the County, impacting livestock and grain producers. Read on...

Further clarity and more information regarding Council motions made in relation to Councillor Hugo. Read on...

At the June 8 Council Meeting, Council passed motions rescinding Councillor Hugo's appointments due to contraventions of the Kneehill County Code of Conduct and Ethics Bylaw. Read on...

On Saturday, May 15th, 2021, firefighters in the Kneehill region took part in fire training hosted at the Fire Training Structure in Trochu. Read on...

Kneehill County will be implementing a pay parking pilot project at Horseshoe Canyon this summer, running from mid-May to the long weekend of September. Read on...

Under the Bylaw, changes to residential, farmland, and non-residential tax rates remain modest and competitive with other rural municipalities, despite continued financial challenges in 2021. Read on...