2019 BY THE NUMBERS

2019 in numbers

PAID DROP-INS. CHILD MIND SAW 1,005

PARENTLINK SERVED 243 FAMILIES.

FITNESS AND RECREATION CLASSES, LEAGUES, CAMPS, AND WORKSHOPS.

DROP-INS

Utility Services installed 7,700 metres of polyethylene natural gas lines throughout the County.

1,676 KG OF ORGANIC WASTE WAS DIVERTED from landfills, under the Community Organics Recycling and Enhancement backyard composting program.

1,189 KM STAFF GRADED OF GRAVEL ROADS AND

70,000 TONNES OF GRAVEL OVER 300 KM. PLACED

REGISTRATIONS

COUNCIL MEETINGS 32

SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETINGS 14

112 COUNTY STAFF are trained in provincial emergency management. With this knowledge, sta can respond to emergency incidents more eciently. #TakeItToTheLake AS PART OF THE campaign, 3 marketing videos were created to promote the County as a Tourism destination.

from the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta. The funds were used to conduct Fire Smart activities, like wood chipping, home assessments, and public wildfire awareness. $50,000 THE COUNTY RECEIVED

$4.7 million IN PROPERTY WAS SAVED DUE TO STRUCTURAL FIREFIGHTING RESPONSE.