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March 14, 2022 Council Highlights The following is a summary of decisions made by Town Council during its March 14, 2022, Regular Meeting. For an audio recording of this meeting please check the bottom of this page. The agenda and attachments are available here: Peace River – Document Center (civicweb.net) Presentations Peace River Library Board Annual Budget presentation Some key items from this presentation: In 2021, the Peace River Municipal Library implemented their Grab & Go Services, the removal of late fees, and take-home board games. Their key goals and objectives, looking forward, are to cultivate cultural awareness, provide community resources and services, and toRead More →

Return to Regular Council Format Posted March 3, 2022 Following the Alberta government’s update to public health measures, the Town of Peace River Council has made the decision to return Council Meetings to the in-person format. This decision was made at the February 28 Regular Council Meeting and is effective immediately. All residents are invited to attend in person. For those who do not wish to attend for any reason, a contact form is available on our Town Council page, under the Presenting to Council subheading. Residents can submit comments on matters on the agenda, and these comments will be presented to Council during theRead More →

December 13, 2021 Council Highlights The following is a summary of decisions made by Town Council during its December 13, 2021, Regular Meeting. For an audio recording of this meeting please check the bottom of this page. The agenda and attachments are available here: Peace River – Document Center (civicweb.net) Presentations Grants to Organizations – Peace Region Hockey Tour Society Grants to Organizations – Northern Sunrise County Rural Crime Watch Symposium New Business Request for Decision re: Assessment Review Board Appointments Council appointed Larry Hyrniuk and Garrett Tomlinson to the assessment review board for a term from December 14, 2021 to December 14, 2024. RequestRead More →

  Whereas Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, causing symptoms such as cognitive decline, memory loss and difficulty performing daily activities ; and Whereas more than 50,000 Albertans are affected directly or indirectly by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease; and Whereas the Alzheimer’s Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories provides valuable information and services for those affected by dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, supports research to identify the cause, find a cure, and develop effective treatment options for this condition; and Whereas the Town of Peace commends the Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories for their commitment to working with rural and urbanRead More →