Public Hearings

Public Hearings are meetings held by Council where residents can learn about proposed changes and share their input before a decision is made.

Public Hearings are required under Alberta’s Municipal Government Act for certain matters, such as land use bylaw amendments.

A Public Hearing is your opportunity to:
  • learn about a proposed bylaw or change
  • ask questions or better understand the impact
  • share your comments with Council before a decision is made

All feedback received at the Public Hearing is considered by Council before making a decision.

Upcoming Public Hearings

There are no Public Hearings scheduled at this time.

How to Participate


If you may be affected by a proposed bylaw, development or change,  you can share your input with Council in one of the following ways.

Important
  • All submissions must be received before the deadline listed in the Public Hearing notice.
  • Submissions are shared with Council as part of the decision-making process.
  • Public Hearings form part of the public record.
Privacy Notice

Written or verbal submissions, including personal information, may be made public as part of the Public Hearing record.