Flagstaff County public meetings in 2024
20 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
The Flagstaff County Council will hold a public hearing on Bylaw 08-24, which would change electoral boundaries. The council will also consider several municipal services policy updates, a haying tender for the regional airport, and an environmental reserve easement. Funding requests from Flagstaff Family and Community Services for a caravan and from the Iron Creek Museum for log hall restoration are on the agenda.
- Public hearing on Bylaw 08-24 Electoral Boundaries
- 2024 Flagstaff Regional Airport haying tender results
- Review of municipal services policies (PW 001, PW 006, PW 009)
- Steven and Teresa Gratrix – environmental reserve easement
- FCSS request for caravan funding and Iron Creek Museum request for Sons of Norway Log Hall restoration funding
Council gave final reading to Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24, establishing electoral boundaries and councillor numbers. It also approved funding for the FCSS Caravan project ($38,325), Iron Creek Museum restoration ($10,000), and several policy updates. The meeting included a public hearing with no public attendees or objections.
- Approved Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (final reading)
- Accepted airport haying tender from Roger Maertz at $35/acre/year for ~30 acres
- Approved revised policies PW 001, PW 006, PW 009
- Approved new Policy PW 017 (Compensation for Construction Activities)
- Approved new Policy PW 018 (Culvert Installation for Manure Management)
- Appointed Kelsey Ness to Agricultural Service Board (3-year term)
- Approved $38,325 for FCSS Caravan vehicle (50% of cost)
- Approved $10,000 for Iron Creek Museum restoration
Agricultural Service Board
The Flagstaff County Agricultural Service Board will approve the agenda and minutes, hear the Agriculture Department report, and discuss several program updates. Key business items include reviewing a grant application for the 2025‑2029 period, a membership request for the AG FOR LIFE program, and a briefing on Bill C‑293. The meeting also includes a round‑table discussion and correspondence items on regional agricultural issues.
- 2025‑2029 ASB grant application
- AG FOR LIFE membership request
- AGKNOW partnership request and briefing
- Bill C‑293 Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act documents
- Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS) program materials
The Agricultural Service Board approved several recommendations to Flagstaff County Council, including a $2,500 annual grant to Ag for Life starting in 2025, and endorsed the 2025-2029 Strategic Agricultural Priorities. The board also directed staff to prepare information on the ALUS program for potential administration, and approved writing letters of concern regarding AgKnow funding and Bill C-293. All motions carried unanimously.
- Approved 2025-2029 ASB grant application as presented (carried)
- Recommended $2,500 annual Ag for Life funding to Council (carried)
- Directed staff to prepare ALUS program information (carried)
- Approved letter of concern to Premier re AgKnow funding (carried)
- Approved letter of concern re Bill C-293 (carried)
- Approved correspondence items as listed (carried)
Council Meeting
The Flagstaff County Council will adopt the agenda and minutes, receive delegations, and discuss several business items. Items include a procedural bylaw, the 2025 regular council meeting schedule, a joint use and planning agreement, tax cancellations, a CCBF grant, and a tender for contracted gravel haul and unloading for 2025. Committee reports, correspondence, information items, and a closed‑session FOIP discussion are also on the agenda.
- 2025 GRAVEL PRODUCTION – CONTRACTED GRAVEL HAUL AND UNLOADING TENDER
- JOINT USE AND PLANNING AGREEMENT
- 2024 TAX CANCELLATIONS
- BANK ACCOUNT – CCBF GRANT
- BYLAW 09-24 PROCEDURAL BYLAW
Council awarded the 2025 contracted gravel haul and unloading tender to People's Trucking Ltd. for $983,000 plus GST, and gave final reading to Bylaw 09/24 regulating council proceedings. It also approved a 3-year business support hub program, a marketing phase for the FDI strategy, and cancelled $149,772.48 in taxes and penalties for various energy companies.
- Awarded 2025 gravel haul and unloading tender to People's Trucking Ltd. for $983,000 plus GST
- Gave final reading to Bylaw 09/24 (procedural bylaw) unanimously
- Approved 3-year Business Support Hub program at $80,000/year, subject to NRED grant
- Approved Phase Three FDI marketing, subject to CanExport grant with $30,000 match
- Cancelled $149,772.48 in taxes and penalties for multiple energy companies
- Approved 2025 regular council meeting schedule
- Approved revised Policy CP 005 and new Policy CP 019
- Appointed Charlene Sutter as Returning Officer and Cheryl Bergman as Substitute for 2025 election
Special Council Meeting
The Flagstaff County Council is meeting to discuss a request from the Village of Forestburg to acquire land. The meeting also includes a closed session under FOIP Section 27.
- Village of Forestburg request to acquire land at NE 35-41-15-W4
Flagstaff County Council approved the Village of Forestburg's request to acquire land for road development and a storm pond. The meeting included a closed session to discuss privileged information, which lasted from 9:07 a.m. to 10:10 a.m. No other substantive decisions were recorded in the open portion of the minutes.
- Agenda adopted (Carried)
- Approved land acquisition for Forestburg road and storm pond (Carried)
- Closed session held for privileged information (Carried)
- Meeting adjourned at 10:11 a.m.
Council Meeting
Council will review the first draft of the 2025 Business Plan and Budget, including proposed MSI-LGFF grant allocations. The meeting also includes discussions on franchise fees and the extension of an assessment agreement.
- 2025 Business Plan and Budget Draft 1
- Electrical Distribution Franchise Fee 2025
- Extension of Accurate Assessment Agreement (2025-2029)
- Proposed Subdivision 24-R-874
- 2024 used miscellaneous equipment sale results
Council approved the 2025-2028 Business Plan and Budget, including a 2025 operating budget of $28,014,150. Other key actions included extending a property assessment contract and approving the sale of various used equipment.
- Approved 2025 Operating Budget of $28,014,150 and 2025 Capital Budget of $8,551,300
- Approved bids for 19 items of used equipment, including a 2015 John Deere Excavator for $93,000 + GST
- Extended property assessment contract with Accurate Assessment Group Ltd for five years (2025-2030)
- Approved 9% electrical distribution franchise fees for Strome and Galahad
- Approved $1,000 gravel donation and delivery for Valley Ski Hill parking lot
- Approved 2025 Flagstaff Family and Community Services budget of $483,704
- Approved 2025 Parkland Regional Library budget of $3,900,392
- Directed administration to revise Procedural Bylaw to hold regular Council meetings once per month
Organizational Meeting
The council is meeting to elect the Reeve and Deputy Reeve and administer oaths of office. The body will also appoint board and committee representatives and elect ASB leadership.
- Election of Reeve and Oath of Office
- Election of Deputy Reeve and Oath of Office
- Review of Code of Conduct and Values of Council
- Appointment of Board and Committee Representatives
- Election of ASB Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
The organizational meeting appointed Don Kroetch as Reeve and Howard Shield as Deputy Reeve for the 2024-2025 term, both by acclamation. Council reconfirmed the Code of Conduct and appointed numerous board and committee representatives, including the Agricultural Service Board chair and vice-chair. All resolutions were carried unanimously.
- Appointed Don Kroetch as Reeve for 2024-2025 (carried)
- Appointed Howard Shield as Deputy Reeve for 2024-2025 (carried)
- Reconfirmed Council Code of Conduct Bylaw 08/18 and Values of Council (carried)
- Appointed board and committee representatives for 2024-2025 (carried)
- Appointed Howard Shield as Agricultural Service Board Chairperson (carried)
- Appointed Jeff Eckstrand as Agricultural Service Board Vice-Chairperson (carried)
Special Council Meeting
Flagstaff County Council holds a special meeting to review proposed changes to its electoral boundaries bylaw. The council will consider two versions of the bylaw, which propose either five or seven divisions for councillors. No decisions are listed on the agenda; only discussion and review of documents.
- Bylaw 08-24 Electoral Boundaries Bylaw (Version 1: five divisions)
- Bylaw 08-24 Electoral Boundaries Bylaw (Version 2: seven divisions)
- Electoral Boundary Review - What we heard report
- Closed meeting session under FOIP Section 24
Council gave first reading to Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (Version 1) establishing five divisions based on balanced population and five councillors, carried 5-2. Earlier motions for a seven-division version, a five-division version, and keeping seven divisions with no changes were all defeated. A motion to rescind the earlier defeated five-division motion was carried.
- Approved first reading of Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (Version 1, five divisions) (5-2)
- Defeated first reading of Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (Version 2, seven divisions) (3-4)
- Defeated first reading of Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (Version 1, five divisions) (3-4)
- Defeated motion to remain at seven divisions with no boundary changes (3-4)
- Carried motion to rescind resolution FC20241007.1003
Council Meeting
Council will discuss the Electoral Boundary Review Project, including concept maps for 5 and 7 divisions. The meeting also includes a public auction for the 2024 tax sale and reviews of municipal service contracts.
- Electoral Boundary Review Project with population and residence concept maps
- 2024 Tax Sale public auction
- 2025 Gravel Production contracted gravel haul and stockpile
- Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework Agreement review with MD of Provost
- Appointment of Development Officer
Flagstaff County Council approved tendering for the 2025 contracted gravel haul and stockpile project, appointed Karen Burnand as Development Officer, and renewed the Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework with MD of Provost for five years. Council also approved the Electoral Boundary Review public participation plan and scheduled an open house and special meeting. A tax sale auction sold one property and authorized tax forfeiture for another unsold property.
- Approved tendering for 2025 gravel haul and stockpile project (carried)
- Appointed Karen Burnand as Development Officer (carried)
- Approved $2,500 reallocation for Flagstaff Victim Services 'Finding our Voices' program (carried)
- Renewed ICF with MD of Provost for five years, no revisions (carried)
- Approved Public Participation Plan for 2024 Electoral Boundary Review (carried)
- Approved three concept maps for electoral boundary consultation (carried)
- Approved $2,000 annual support for Alberta Invasive Species Council (carried)
- Approved 75/25 cost-share for Leafy Spurge Program helicopter services (carried)
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board is meeting to discuss the Leafy Spurge Program and a funding request from the Alberta Invasive Species Council. The board will also review reports from the agricultural department and various correspondence items regarding weed regulations.
- Funding request from the Alberta Invasive Species Council
- Discussion of the Leafy Spurge Program
- Review of proposed changes to Weed Control Regulation
- Review of UFA Agricultural Community Foundation Grant correspondence
The Agricultural Service Board recommended Flagstaff County Council provide up to $2,000 annually starting in 2025 to support the Alberta Invasive Species Council, funded by municipal taxes. The board also recommended adjusting the Leafy Spurge Program helicopter cost-share from 50/50 to 75/25 (County/Landowner) for 2025 to encourage participation. All resolutions were carried unanimously.
- Recommended $2,000 annual funding for Alberta Invasive Species Council (carried)
- Recommended 75/25 cost-share for Leafy Spurge helicopter services (carried)
- Approved agenda as presented (carried)
- Approved March 4, 2024 minutes as presented (carried)
- Approved 13 correspondence items as presented (carried)
Council Meeting
Flagstaff County Council will meet to determine reserve bids for the 2024 tax sale and consider a land acquisition request from the Village of Forestburg. The meeting also includes a request for financial assistance from the Iron Creek Museum.
- 2024 Tax Sale: Setting of reserve bids
- Village of Forestburg: Request to acquire land at NE 35-41-15-W4
- Iron Creek Museum: Request for financial assistance for Sons of Norway Log Hall
- Town of Sedgewick: Proposed subdivision (Information Item 2024 24-R-874)
Flagstaff County Council approved the purchase of up to 30,000 tonnes of gravel from McNabb Construction for $566,000, funded by reserves. They also set reserve bids for six tax sale parcels, requested more information from the Village of Forestburg regarding a land acquisition, and approved correspondence items. The meeting included a closed session.
- Approved purchase of up to 30,000 tonnes of 4:20 spec. gravel from McNabb Construction for $566,000 (carried)
- Set reserve bids for six tax sale parcels, ranging from $6,000 to $130,000 (carried)
- Requested administration to provide additional information on Village of Forestburg's land acquisition request (carried)
- Invited Village of Forestburg to attend a Council meeting to discuss the industrial subdivision (carried)
- Approved agenda as presented (carried)
- Approved minutes of July 17, 2024 meeting (carried)
- Approved 12 correspondence items as presented (carried)
- Held closed session under FOIP Section 24 (carried)
Council Meeting
Council will discuss a comprehensive policy update review and the introduction of a new budget management policy. The meeting also includes decisions on tourism assistance grants and a request to cancel a tax penalty.
- Review of 11 policies including Donations, Risk Management, and Human Resources
- Proposed New Policy CP 016 - Budget Management Policy
- Tourism Assistance Grant requests for Parents for Fun in Flagstaff Society and Iron Creek Flying Club
- Request for quotation for a tractor
- Request for cancellation of penalty for Roll 184410
Council approved the purchase of a 2024 John Deere tractor and adopted several revised and new administrative policies. The board also awarded a $3,000 tourism grant to the Iron Creek Flying Club while denying another grant request and a tax penalty cancellation.
- Approved purchase of 2024 John Deere 6155M Tractor for $226,000 plus GST
- Approved 11 revised policies and new Budget Management Policy (CP 016)
- Approved $3,000 grant and marketing support for Iron Creek Flying Club
- Denied tourism grant request from Parents for Fun in Flagstaff Society
- Approved $500 donation for the Brain Conference in Camrose
- Approved part-time (0.6 FTE) Accounts Payable Clerk position
- Denied request to cancel $301.53 tax penalty on Roll 184410
- Passed Bylaw 07/24 to cancel Subdivision Plan 9322480, Lot 1
Council Meeting
The Council will review several municipal service items including dust suppressant policy revisions and infrastructure tenders. The meeting also includes discussions on new bylaws regarding enforcement officers and land agreements, alongside various departmental and committee reports.
- Policy PW013 Residential Dust Suppressant revisions
- Tender for Forestburg grader shed concrete floor replacement
- 2024 Bridge replacement with culvert tender (Bridge File 76355)
- Bylaw 05-24: Bylaw Enforcement Officer Bylaw
- SDAB and ARB bylaws and agreements
Flagstaff County Council approved several infrastructure projects, including a $110,000 concrete floor replacement and two bridge culvert replacements. Council also passed new bylaws regarding bylaw enforcement officers and the Intermunicipal Assessment Review Board. Additionally, they approved an ERP system upgrade and updated signing authority policies.
- Awarded $110,000 Forestburg Grader shed floor contract to Align Builders Ltd.
- Awarded $431,995 bridge replacement tender to Plains Constructors Canada Ltd.
- Awarded $382,872 bridge replacement tender to Avid Energy Services Inc.
- Approved $185,650 ERP implementation and $40,180 annual subscription
- Passed Bylaw 05/24 for Bylaw Enforcement Officer
- Passed Bylaw 06/24 for Intermunicipal Assessment Review Board
- Rescheduled October 16 meeting to October 23
- Updated signing authority policy for financial accounts
Council Meeting
The Council is reviewing several financial items including 2024 budget amendments and a proposed tax rate bylaw. The meeting also includes discussions on municipal services, departmental updates, and various community reports.
- 2024 Budget Amendments
- 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw
- Purchase of 2025 Graders
- Reclassification request for Township Road 452 (Daysland East)
- Strome Community Curling Club letter of support request
Flagstaff County Council approved amendments to the 2024 and 2025 budgets, including an increase in 2024 operating expenses to $27,392,450 and capital expenditures to $7,057,700. Council gave three readings and passed Bylaw 04/24, the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw. Council also approved the purchase of three 2025 graders, a backup pump electrification project for the Hamlet of Strome Water Treatment Plant, and several proclamations and appointments. The meeting included a closed session under FOIP Section 24.
- Approved 2024 budget amendments: operating expenses up $1,113,350 to $27,392,450; capital up $1,134,750 to $7,057,700
- Approved 2025 capital budget amendment: increase of $1,616,000 to $6,828,750
- Passed Bylaw 04/24, the 2024 Tax Rate Bylaw, through three readings
- Approved purchase of two 2025 CAT 150 AWD graders from Finning at $605,000 each plus GST, and one 2025 John Deere 872GP AWD grader from Brandt Tractor for $397,600 plus GST after trade-in
- Approved $44,636 plus GST (plus 10% contingency) quote from Sure Electric and Controls for Strome Water Treatment Plant backup pump, with $16,100 from CCBF
- Appointed six Weed and Pest Inspectors for 2024
- Proclaimed May 19–25, 2024 as National Public Works Week and May 6–10, 2024 as Economic Development Week
- Approved letter of support for Strome Community Curling Club's grant application
Council Meeting
The Council will review results from the 2025 Business Plan and Budget public participation plan. The agenda also includes reviewing crushing tenders, equipment purchases, and a request for support regarding an industrial subdivision.
- West and Southwest area crushing tenders (CR-01-2024 and CR-02-2024)
- Purchase of a 2024 excavator with mulcher attachment
- 2024 dust suppressant request for quotation results
- Letter of support for Village of Forestburg industrial subdivision
- Tourism assistance grant for Forestburg Arena
Flagstaff County Council rejected a proposal to proceed with a road recovery project on Forestburg South Road after a 3-3 vote, opting instead to maintain the road as is until 50% of its surface deteriorates. The council approved three major contracts for gravel crushing and equipment purchases totaling over $1.9 million. Additionally, the council approved tourism grants, historical society funds, and letters of support for regional economic and infrastructure initiatives.
- Approved West Area gravel crushing bid from McDonald Aggregates Inc. for $687,500 plus fuel adjustment
- Approved Southwest Area gravel crushing bid from McNabb Construction Ltd. for $945,000 plus fuel adjustment
- Approved purchase of 2024 Case CX140E Excavator with FAE Mulcher from Rocky Mountain Equipment for $349,000 plus GST
- Rejected Forestburg South Road Recovery Project (3-3 vote)
- Approved maintaining Forestburg South Road as is until 50% deterioration
- Approved MG30 dust suppressant supply from Kortech Calcium Services at $0.299 per litre
- Approved $3,000 Tourism Assistance Grant to Forestburg Arena Association for Buckin in the Burg
- Approved $2,290.85 residual funds to Flagstaff Historical Society
Special Council Meeting
The Special Council meeting includes presentations regarding the continuation of 2023 annual program assessments. These discussions cover protective services, regional programs, agriculture services, and transportation.
- Protective Services assessment
- Regional Programs assessment
- Agriculture Services assessment
- Transportation assessment
Council held a special meeting on April 3, 2024, where department managers presented 2023 annual program assessments to prepare for 2025 budget planning. The only recorded decision was approving the meeting agenda as presented. No other motions, votes, or substantive decisions were recorded; the meeting adjourned at 3:10 p.m.
- Approved the April 3, 2024 special meeting agenda as presented (carried)
Special Council Meeting
The Council is meeting to receive a presentation on the 2023 financial statements. Additionally, the body will review several annual program assessments covering various county departments.
- 2023 Financial Statement presentation by Peggy Weinzierl
- 2023 Annual Program Assessments for Communications, Health and Safety, Corporate Services, Economic Development, Planning and Development, Protective Services, Regional Programs, Agriculture Services, and Transportation
Council approved the 2023 audited financial statements after receiving a clear report from the auditor. The board also provided support for a regional airport collaboration and a community caravan project grant.
- Approved 2023 audited Financial Statements
- Approved support for Provincial Regional Airport Collaboration working group
- Approved letter of support for FIRST caravan project grant application
- Scheduled Special Council meeting for April 3, 2024 to continue Annual Program Assessments
Council Meeting
The council will discuss revisions to the road classification and level of service policy. The agenda also includes proposals for purchasing a highway tractor and a wheel loader, as well as bridge replacement. Additionally, the council will review updates to the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan.
- Revision of Road Classification and Level of Service Policy (PW 016)
- Purchase of 2025 Class 8 Highway Tractor
- Purchase of 2024 Articulated Compact Wheel Loader
- Replacement of Bridge File 01459
- 2024 Revision to the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
Flagstaff County Council approved the replacement of Bridge file #01459 for an estimated $944,000 and accepted quotes for a new highway tractor and wheel loader. The council also adopted a revised Road Classification and Level of Service Policy, rescinding the previous Dust Suppressant Policy. Additionally, the 2024 revision to the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan was approved, and a complaint regarding unauthorized gate use was denied enforcement action.
- Approved Bridge file #01459 replacement (Option #1) for $944,000
- Approved purchase of 2025 International HX620 Tractor for $216,921.25 plus GST
- Approved purchase of 2024 Case 221F Wheel Loader for $142,045.00 plus GST
- Approved revised PW 016 Road Classification and Level of Service Policy
- Rescinded PW 002 Dust Suppressant Policy
- Denied enforcement action for unauthorized gate/right-of-way complaint
- Approved 2024 revision to 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
- Approved 20 items of correspondence
Agricultural Service Board
The Agricultural Service Board will review the 2023 season and receive updates from the Battle River Research Group. The meeting includes a discussion on Alberta Ag and Irrigation Crop Assurance programming and a review of policy AG 001.
- Battle River Research Group 2023 Recap delegation
- Alberta Ag and Irrigation Crop Assurance Programming Section delegation
- Review of Agricultural Service Board Policy AG 001
- 2023 Season Review report
- Review of proposed provincial resolutions
The board approved the meeting agenda, the minutes from December 11, 2023, and several items of correspondence. Members reviewed the 2023 season and discussed updating Policy AG 001 regarding quorum requirements.
- Approved meeting agenda (Carried)
- Approved December 11, 2023 meeting minutes (Carried)
- Approved correspondence items including weed control regulations, livestock recovery programs, and precipitation maps (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Council will review the 2025 Business Plan and Budget Public Participation Plan and a 2024 Fees and Charges Bylaw. Discussion items include a public hearing for the Killam IDP, various community services grant applications, and updates on municipal services.
- Public Hearing: Killam IDP
- 2024 Fees and Charges Bylaw
- Community Services Grant Applications
- Sanling Energy Ltd tax and penalty cancellation discussion
- Strome Fire Station facility lease request
Flagstaff County Council cancelled $3,059,305.40 in unpaid 2018-2023 taxes and penalties for Sanling Energy Ltd due to receivership. Council gave final approval to the Town of Killam and Flagstaff County Intermunicipal Development Plan (Bylaw 02/24) and the 2024 Fees and Charges Bylaw (Bylaw 03/24). Council approved purchasing a used tractor up to $350,000 from Fleet Management reserves and declined a request to renew the Strome Fire Station lease to keep the space for County use. Council also set 2024 grant budgets and approved specific community and tourism grants.
- Cancelled $3,059,305.40 in 2018-2023 taxes and penalties for Sanling Energy Ltd due to receivership (Carried)
- Gave second and third/final reading to Bylaw 02/24 adopting the Town of Killam and Flagstaff County Intermunicipal Development Plan (Carried)
- Gave first, second, and third/final reading to Bylaw 03/24 - Fees and Charges Bylaw (Carried)
- Approved purchase of a used tractor up to $350,000 funded from Reserves - Fleet Management (Carried)
- Declined Flagstaff Regional Emergency Services Society's request to renew the Strome Fire Station lease to retain space for County use (Carried)
- Approved the Public Participation Plan for the 2025 Business Plan and Budget, amended to include a recap of previous years' information and shop tours (Carried)
- Appointed Derek Homme as fire guardian effective March 1, 2024 until February 28, 2025 (Carried)
- Approved the Flagstaff County Organizational Chart as presented (Carried)
Council Meeting
The Council will review the Killam Intermunicipal Development Plan at its first reading. Other agenda items include discussions on utility bylaws, bridge maintenance tenders, and property purchase offers.
- Killam Intermunicipal Development Plan - First Reading
- Utility Bylaw 01-24
- 2023 Bridge Maintenance Tender
- Sale of used 2019 graders
- Offer to purchase Strome property
Council passed the Utilities Bylaw 01/24 and awarded a $281,000 bridge maintenance contract to Bridgemen Services Ltd. The board also approved the sale of two used graders and a tax payment agreement with CLEO Energy Corp.
- Approved sale of 2019 John Deere grader for $224,500 + GST and 2019 Caterpillar grader for $262,880 + GST
- Passed Bylaw 01/24 – Utilities Bylaw (3rd reading)
- Awarded 2023 Bridge Maintenance tender to Bridgemen Services Ltd. for $281,000 plus contingencies
- Gave first reading to Bylaw 02/24 for the Town of Killam and Flagstaff County Intermunicipal Development Plan
- Accepted $1,500 offer for Strome property (Roll #1003750) and cancelled $8,012.95 in tax arrears
- Approved 2025-2028 Business Plan and Budget timeline
- Approved tax payment agreement with CLEO Energy Corp for $248,879.72 total
- Approved FRESS 2024-2026 Operating and 2024-2028 Capital Budgets with a $657,079.81 county requisition