GUIDE NEW
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Sturgeon County recognizes we are on Treaty 6 territory, the traditional homelands of Alexander and Michel First Nations, as well as the Métis Nation of Alberta’s Districts 8 and 11.
We are all Treaty People; we love and cherish this place we call home and the land that provides for us.
A place where our families, friends, and other relations live and grow. We commit ourselves to continually becoming better Treaty people so that this place and those we love continue to thrive as long as the sun shines, the grass grows, and the rivers flow.
EMERGENCY CONTACTS
Emergency
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP
Morinville RCMP
Redwater RCMP
Urgent road concerns (after hours)
Utility emergency (after hours)
Fortis Alberta
North Parkland Power Co-Op
ATCO Gas
Apex Utilities Inc.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
I live in division
Municipal address
Mailing address
Tax roll number
Utility account number
We are here to help you!
Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
9613 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1L9
Phone 780-939-4321
Toll free 1-866-939-9303
Email Hello@SturgeonCounty.ca
Website SturgeonCounty.ca
CONTACT US FOLLOW US!
@SturgeonCounty Sturgeon_County
AGRICULTURE SERVICES
780-939-8349
AgricultureServices@SturgeonCounty.ca
ECONOMIC INNOVATION & GROWTH
780-939-8367
EcDev@SturgeonCounty.ca
FAMILY & COMMUNITY
SUPPORT SERVICES
780-939-8334
FCSS@SturgeonCounty.ca
CORPORATE FINANCE & TREASURY
SERVICES
780-939-4321
Finance@SturgeonCounty.ca
LEGISLATIVE SERVICES
780-939-8399
LegislativeServices@SturgeonCounty.ca
PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
SERVICES
780-939-8275
PandD@SturgeonCounty.ca
PROTECTIVE SERVICES
780-939-8400
ProtectSvcs@SturgeonCounty.ca
TRANSPORTATION & ENGINEERING SERVICES
780-939-8252
Projects@SturgeonCounty.ca
UTILITY & WASTE
MANAGEMENT SERVICES
780-939-8252
Utilities@SturgeonCounty.ca
TO STURGEON COUNTY
This New Resident Guide introduces you to the services and programs offered by Sturgeon County and shares important information to help you start your life here.
Sturgeon County is home to more than 20,000 residents and offers a unique blend of both urban and rural lifestyles. We truly have the best of both worlds! We have a strong sense of community, the peacefulness of a rural setting with ample open spaces, the convenience of an urban centre and plenty of indoor and outdoor amenities.
The County covers 2,084 square kilometers north of Edmonton and west of the North Saskatchewan River. It is bordered by Parkland, Lac Ste. Anne, Barrhead, Westlock, Thorhild, Lamont and Strathcona counties. Residents also have easy access to major cities like St. Albert and Edmonton and towns like Morinville, Redwater, Gibbons, Bon Accord and Legal.
We are recognized for our thriving and diverse agricultural sector, advanced manufacturing sector, and robust transportation and logistics networks.
Welcome to Sturgeon County. We’re happy you’re here.
A MESSAGE FROM MAYOR ALANNA HNATIW
On behalf of Council, I am thrilled to welcome you to your new home in Sturgeon County.
We have a lot of history here, and there is so much to explore. Take a walk or cross-country ski on one of our trails, or spend the day at Cardiff Park fishing, skating or having a picnic. Take in the sweeping fields, explore our open spaces, and enjoy a round of golf at one of the many beautiful courses. We offer abundant opportunities for you to enrich your life regardless of the season.
We invite you to connect with your neighbours and reach out to us as we continue building a welcoming and safe community. We look forward to crossing paths with you as you navigate this new chapter in your life.
Welcome to Sturgeon County.
Mayor Alanna Hnatiw
587-987-2907
ahnatiw@SturgeonCounty.ca
YOUR MAYOR AND COUNCIL
Sturgeon County is comprised of six divisions, with one Councillor representing each division. The Mayor is elected at-large, which means residents vote for and elect the Mayor in addition to their division Councillor. Elections are held every four years. The next municipal election takes place in fall of 2025. Visit SturgeonCounty.ca/Council to learn more.
COUNCIL MEETINGS
All regular Council meetings are open to the public. Unless otherwise advertised, these meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month, starting at 9 a.m. Meeting agendas are published online at least 24 hours before the meeting. You can attend meetings in-person or watch the livestream at SturgeonCounty.ca/CouncilMeetings.
DIVISION ONE
Councillor Dan Derouin
587-986-1431
dderouin@SturgeonCounty.ca
DIVISION TWO
Councillor Kristin Toms
587-879-0208
ktoms@SturgeonCounty.ca
DIVISION THREE
Councillor Matthew McLennan
780-974-4713
mmclennan@SturgeonCounty.ca
DIVISION FOUR
Councillor Neal Comeau
587-986-5035
ncomeau@SturgeonCounty.ca
DIVISION FIVE
Councillor Deanna Stang
587-879-5797
dstang@SturgeonCounty.ca
DIVISION SIX
Councillor Jason Berry
780-999-2381
jberry@SturgeonCounty.ca
WATER, WASTE & RECYCLING
WATER AND WASTEWATER
Utility & Waste Management Services
780-939-8252
Utilities@SturgeonCounty.ca
Sturgeon County’s Utility and Waste Management Services (UWMS) department works hard to guarantee safe drinking water for our communities. We have more than 2,600 customers relying on us for water to carry out their daily activities.
The Utility department is self-funded. The department’s biggest expense is the supply of water from Epcor, followed by infrastructure maintenance, and customer care and billing.
The County’s rate structure is made up of a flat rate which covers things like customer service and meters. The variable rate covers the purchase of water from Epcor and is based on how much water you use.
Customers are charged a fixed rate based on their meter size. Most customers fall under the one-inch meter size.
PAYING YOUR WATER AND WASTEWATER BILL
Utility customers are billed monthly. You can pay your utility bill in the following ways:
▪ pre-authorized debit; you can sign up to automatically pay your bill so you never miss a payment
▪ in person at Sturgeon County Centre (9613 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1L9); we accept cash, debit, cheque, or money order
▪ online through your banking institution
▪ in-person at your banking institution
We offer paperless or electronic billing (e-billing) for utility customers. Sign up for e-billing at SturgeonCounty.ca/Billing.
▪ mailing or dropping off a cheque or money order to Sturgeon County Centre (9613 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1L9)
Learn more about paying your water and wastewater bill at SturgeonCounty.ca/Billing. SIGN UP FOR E-BILLING
Pay your bill on time to avoid a financial penalty or risk having your services disconnected.
ACCESSING TRUCK FILLS/
BULK WATER
Truck fills (bulk water stations) provide potable water to customers who don’t have direct water service.
We have truck fills in the following areas:
▪ Allin Ridge 54313 Range Road 250
▪ Cardiff 85 Mill Road
▪ Redwater 5701 44 St. in Redwater
▪ Rivière Qui Barre 26500 Highway 44
▪ Summerbrook 5 North St.
▪ Sturgeon Industrial Park 22329 Township Road 552
▪ Villeneuve Highway 633 west of Highway 44
Learn more about accessing bulk water at SturgeonCounty.ca/TruckFill
BULK WATER PAYMENTS
Set up your pre-paid bulk water account at SturgeonServices.ca. You can pre-pay via credit card, Visa Debit or cash (in person only), and can pay online, by phone at 780-939-8254 or in-person at 9610 100 St. in Morinville.
Note: the Rivière Qui Barre truck fill accepts $0.25 and $1 coins for filling bottles and small tanks.
WASTE AND RECYCLING
Sturgeon County does not provide waste collection services. You are responsible for managing your waste pickup or disposal.
Landowners with household dwellings can dispose of up to 8,000 kilograms of household waste and recycling each year at the Roseridge Landfill and Redwater Transfer Station. Sign up for your free waste and recycling permit at roseridge. ab.ca.
Roseridge Landfill and the Redwater Transfer Station are owned and operated by the Roseridge Waste Management Services Commission, a partnership between Sturgeon County and the towns of Bon Accord, Morinville, Gibbons, Redwater and Legal. Learn more at Roseridge.ab.ca.
PRIVATE WATER WELLS
In Alberta, only a licensed water well contractor can drill a well. A list of licensed water well contractors is available through the Alberta Water Well Drilling Association at awwda.ca
Alberta’s Working Well program offers tips on drilling, pumps, and maintenance. Learn more about the Working Well program at Alberta.ca/Working-Well
You can use a well-water testing service to test the quality of your well water. Testing kits are also available from some public health centres. For more information, call Alberta Health Services at 780-342-2660.
LOW-PRESSURE SEWER SYSTEMS
Low-pressure sewer systems are commonly used in rural and acreage communities in Sturgeon County. Owners of low-pressure sewer systems must have their own two-stage septic tanks. Instead of pumping the liquid effluent to fields or mounds – as is usually done on farms or isolated acreages – the wastewater is pumped into a liquid wastewater collection force main. A force main is used to move wastewater from a lower to higher elevation.
The property owner is responsible for the individual pump system, and should have the pump system inspected and serviced by a qualified service person or company each year. The Alberta Safety Codes Council recommends hiring a vacuum truck to clean the solid waste that doesn’t biodegrade. A tank is usually vacuumed every two years.
PERMITS
A plumbing permit is needed when your system connects to a septic tank and the tank connects to the municipal system. A private sewage permit is needed when you will dispose of the sewage privately. These permits are needed for the installation and/or replacement of a septic tank.
The Safety Codes Act requires permits to be obtained before any work begins on buildings covered by the Alberta building and fire codes, the Canadian Electrical Code, the gas code, the National Plumbing Code of Canada, or the Alberta Private Sewage Systems Standard of Practice. Contact the Safety Codes Administrator at 780-939-8276 for more details about permit requirements.
The property owner is responsible for arranging all the necessary permits unless your contractor has done this on your behalf. Failure to comply will result in a bylaw infraction fine and costs to bring the project into compliance.
PERMITS
Find our permit applications at SturgeonCounty.ca/Permits.
Get tips on maintaining your septic systems at SturgeonCounty.ca/Sewer
ROADS
Transportation & Engineering Services
780-939-8252
Projects@SturgeonCounty.ca
The County is home to 185 kilometres of secondary roads and 1,776-kilometres of gravel and paved local roads.
Information about road programs, temporary road closures and construction projects is available at SturgeonCounty.ca/Roads.
Visit 511.alberta.ca for current road conditions on both County roads and provincial highways.
REPORTING ROAD CONCERNS
Our transportation crews are always working to maintain and improve County roads, and we rely on residents to let us know about road issues they see on our roads.
You can report a road concern by:
▪ Sturgeon County app
▪ Sturgeon County website at TransFeedback.SturgeonCounty.ca
▪ calling 780-939-8252 during weekday office hours (8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) or by calling 780-939-4321 after hours
NUMBERED
HIGHWAYS
The Government of Alberta is responsible for road maintenance, including snow and ice removal, on all numbered highways in Sturgeon County.
GRAVEL ROAD PROGRAM
The County has an extensive network of gravel roads totalling 1,400 kilometres. This requires a lot of equipment! Sturgeon County has 11 graders that also double as snowplows in the winter. But, during the warmer months, they’re busy on our gravel roads.
Time, traffic, weather and erosion can cause gravel to be displaced from the centre of the road, leading to a buildup of material along the road’s shoulders. This can create a variety of issues, including reduced road width, poor drainage, and an uneven driving surface.
To ensure our gravel roads are regularly maintained and properly graded, we have a three-year cycle in which all roads are inspected. This helps improve safety and provide better driving conditions.
CONTROLLING DUST ON GRAVEL ROADS
You can submit an application to have dust suppression sprayed on unpaved roads near your home to minimize the impact of dust created by traffic. Applications for Sturgeon County’s dust suppression program are typically accepted in early spring.
The cost for dust suppression is shared between the County and resident, and the fees depend on the type of suppressant used and the length of application. The first 100 metres of dust suppression are subsidized by the County. Additional dust suppression is paid for by the resident; you can purchase up to an additional 100 metres, available in 10-metre increments.
Learn more about the dust suppression program at SturgeonCounty.ca/Dust
SNOW AND ICE REMOVAL
Our crews monitor, maintain and clear the roads throughout the winter. We declare a snow event when at least 10 centimetres (four inches) of snow has accumulated.
After the snow event ends, crews work to clear the snow and ice from the roads. Roads are plowed in the following priority order:
▪ Priority 1: paved and oiled access roads (arterials and collectors) that have high traffic volumes.
▪ Priority 2: other paved and oiled roads within subdivisions (local roads).
▪ Priority 3: gravel roads (collectors and local roads) and subdivisions.
We try to complete snow and ice removal on Priority 1 roads within 24-hours and Priority 2 and 3 roads within 72 hours after a snow event ends.
CLEARING SNOW FROM YOUR DRIVEWAY
When you are clearing snow from your driveway, push it off to the right side. This way, when the snowplows and graders come by, they don’t push it back onto your driveway.
Do not push the snow across the road into ditches. Crossing into oncoming traffic is dangerous, and the chunks of snow and ice left behind on the road can create a hazard for other drivers.
REMOVAL OF WINDROWS
A windrow is a pile of snow left at the side of the road after snowplows clears snow. Crews try to minimize the size of windrows. Due to the size of the equipment, they are not able to clear windrows from individual driveways. We ask residents to clear their own approaches or hire a private contractor to clear windrows from the road in front of their house.
JOIN A BOARD OR COMMITTEE
Sturgeon County recruits members of the public to serve on several boards and committees. These boards and committees – which include the Agricultural Service Board, Economic Development Advisory Board, Transportation Advisory Committee, Youth Advisory Committee and more –play an important role in the governance of Sturgeon County.
Members are recruited and appointed every fall. Applicants can apply online and help shape the future of Sturgeon County. To find out more about Sturgeon County’s boards and committees visit SturgeonCounty.ca/Boards.
HEALTH & SAFETY
In an emergency, every second counts. Call 911 in an emergency where you need fire, police or ambulance services.
AMBULANCE AND HOSPITAL SERVICES
Ambulance/emergency medical services are provided by Alberta Health Services. Call 911 if you have a medical emergency or need an ambulance.
Learn more at AlbertaHealthServices.ca/EMS
LOCAL HOSPITALS
STURGEON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
This facility provides a range of healthcare services, including a 24/7 emergency department.
201 Boudreau Road | St. Albert Emergency: 911 Switchboard: 780-418-8200
Learn more at ahs.ca/Sturgeon
FORT SASKATCHEWAN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
This facility provides a range of healthcare services, including a 24/7 emergency department.
9401 86 Ave. | Fort Saskatchewan Emergency: 911 Switchboard: 780-998-2256
Learn more at ahs.ca/FortSask
LOCAL HEALTH CENTRES
GIBBONS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
4720 50 Ave. | Gibbons Phone: 780-342-2660
MORINVILLE PROVINCIAL BUILDING
10008 107 St. | Morinville Phone: 780-342-2600
ST. ALBERT COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE
23 Sir Winston Churchill Avenue | St. Albert Phone: 780-459-6671
POLICING AND ENFORCEMENT
911 (emergencies)
Sturgeon County peace officers and the RCMP provide bylaw enforcement and policing services to the area and its citizens. Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/ Enforcement
PEACE OFFICERS
Peace officers patrol communities and respond to complaints. Enforcement Services ensures County bylaws – such as the Animal Control Bylaw, Dog Control Bylaw, Regulation of Traffic Bylaw and Community Standards Bylaw – are followed by residents, businesses and visitors.
Enforcement Services also enforces provincial legislation, such as the Traffic Safety Act and the Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act 780-939-8400
ProtectSvcs@SturgeonCounty.ca
RCMP
The RCMP are responsible for responding to and investigating all criminal matters, including the following:
▪ vehicle collisions
▪ theft and home invasions
▪ drug-related crimes
▪ organized crimes
▪ economic crimes such as counterfeiting and credit card fraud
Fort Saskatchewan detachment
Non-emergency line: 780-992-6100
200 Town Crest Road, Fort Saskatchewan
Morinville RCMP detachment
Non-emergency line: 780-939-4520 10512 101 Ave., Morinville
Redwater RCMP detachment
Non-emergency line: 780-942-3600
4811 58 Street, Redwater
Learn more at rcmp-grc.gc.ca/detach
CRIME PREVENTION
Every residents has a role in crime prevention. We encourage all residents to consider making easy and cost-effective changes to their property to increase safety and deter criminals. Get tips at SturgeonCounty.ca/Crime-Prevention.
Sturgeon County partners with local RCMP and the following community groups to support crime prevention:
▪ Sturgeon Rural Crime Watch Association SturgeonRuralCrimeWatch.org
▪ Alberta Citizens on Patrol ACOPA.ca
▪ Sturgeon Victim Services SturgeonVictimServices.com
DISASTER SERVICES
Sturgeon County is a member of the Sturgeon Regional Emergency Management Partnership (SREMP). This group also includes the towns of Bon Accord, Gibbons, Legal, Morinville and Redwater.
These municipalities have worked together to create a Regional Emergency Management Plan, which will help them quickly coordinate emergency response efforts in the event of a disaster. In addition, staff from the partner municipalities regularly take part in emergency simulations to develop and maintain a level of emergency readiness. Learn more at SREMP.ca.
FIRE SERVICES FIRE PERMITS
The Protective Services Building (54509 Range Road 252 in Sturgeon County) is open for in-person inquiries from Monday to Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 911 (emergencies) 780-939-8400 ProtectSvcs@SturgeonCounty.ca
Sturgeon County Emergency Services and its partners provide 24/7 fire and rescue services to people and properties in Sturgeon County.
The following departments are staffed by roughly 15 full-time and more than 80 paid on-call firefighters:
▪ Calahoo (Station 1) 108, 54500 Range Road 275 Lac Ste. Anne Trail Sturgeon County, Alberta Sturgeon County manages and operates this fire hall.
▪ Morinville Fire Department 10021 100 St., Morinville, Alberta
▪ Legal (Station 3)
4920 50 Ave., Legal, Alberta Sturgeon County manages and operates this fire hall.
▪ Namao (Station 4)
54509 Range Road 252, Sturgeon County, Alberta Sturgeon County manages and operates this fire hall.
▪ Bon Accord (Station 5)
5025 50 Ave., Bon Accord, Alberta Sturgeon County manages and operates this fire hall.
▪ Gibbons Fire Department 4807 50 Ave., Gibbons, Alberta
▪ Redwater (Station 7) 4925 47 St., Redwater, Alberta Sturgeon County manages and operates this fire hall.
BECOME
We are looking for people who are positive, team oriented and enjoy physically demanding work. Learn more and apply at SturgeonCounty.ca/Recruitment
You do not need a fire permit for a fire in an approved fire pit for recreation, cooking, or warming purposes, but you must always monitor the fire.
You do need a fire permit for other fires, such as burn barrels, incinerators, garden/yard debris, large brush piles, windrow piles and structure fires. Get your fire permit at SturgeonCounty.ca/FirePermits.
Before you have an outdoor fire, check first to see if there is a fire advisory, restriction or ban in effect. To see if a fire advisory, restriction or ban is in effect in Sturgeon County, visit AlbertaFireBans.ca or SturgeonCounty.ca/FireBans, or call 780-939-8400.
PROPERTY FIRE INSURANCE
You may qualify for reduced fire insurance rates if the following applies:
▪ Your property is located within eight kilometres of an accredited fire hall.
▪ Your property is located within five kilometres of a recognized water supply.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Property-Fire-Insurance.
POWER, GAS & INTERNET PROVIDERS
INTERNET
WIRELESS INTERNET
You can sign up for the regulated rate option or opt to get your electricity and natural gas through a competitive retailer. Call the Utilities Consumer Advocate at 310-4822 or visit ucahelps.alberta.ca for information about competitive retailers.
POWER
Providers include:
▪ EPCOR | epcor.com
EPCOR is a regulated rate company providing electricity in the distribution area served by Fortis Alberta.
▪ North Parkland Power Co-Op | npprea.ca
North Parkland Power Co-Op is a rural electrification association.
NATURAL GAS
Providers include:
▪ Apex Utilities Inc. | apexutilities.ca
Apex Utilities Inc. is a regulated rate company and distributor.
▪ Coronado Gas Co-Op | 780-491-0114
Coronado Gas Co-Op is a not-for-profit cooperative.
Internet providers install towers throughout the County and put an antenna on your house to connect it to the tower. Internet speeds are highly dependent on your distance from the tower, topography, and barriers like tree cover and buildings. You’ll often get the best service from the towers closest to you, subject to hills and trees.
Providers include Albertacom, Clearwave Broadband Networks, MCSnet, Shaw, Starlink, TELUS & Xplore.
FIBRE INTERNET
Fibre optic cable provides exceptional internet speeds and reliability. The portion of Sturgeon County west of Highway 2 and south of Highway 642 has fibre to some homes and businesses. Not all eligible properties are connected to the fibre network. For fibre availability and more information, call 587-200-4051 or email broadband@sturgeoncounty.ca.
Providers include Albertacom, Clearwave Broadband Networks & Northern Lights Fiber. Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Internet
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COMMUNITY
ANIMAL CONTROL
Protective Services 54509 Range Road 252 Sturgeon County, Alberta 780-939-8419
ProtectSvcs@SturgeonCounty.ca
Sturgeon County Animal Control responds to animalrelated complaints and ensures the Animal Control Bylaw and Dog Control Bylaw are followed.
These bylaws outline important rules about animal ownership, including the following:
▪ responsibilities for dog owners
▪ dog licence requirements
▪ how many hens you can have (roosters are not allowed)
▪ how many other animals – including horses, cows, pigs and more – you can have, depending on your property type
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Animal-Control.
DOG LICENSING
If you live in a multi-lot subdivision or hamlet and have a dog, you must purchase a dog licence and renew that licence each year.
Dog licences are $20 for neutered males and spayed females, or $30 for unaltered dogs. Your licence is valid for one year from the application date. You can purchase or renew your licence online or in-person at Sturgeon County Centre.
We will remind you via email 30 days prior to your licence(s) expiring; however, it is your responsibility to keep your dog’s licence up to date. You could incur a fine if you don’t have a dog licence or fail to renew your licence when it expires. Note: you do not receive a new tag each time you renew the licence.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Dog-Licensing
ANIMAL-RELATED CONCERNS OR COMPLAINTS
Contact our animal control officer if you find a dog, lose a dog or want to submit a concern or complaint. Call us at 780-939-8419 Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or at 780-939-4321 after hours; after-hours calls are handled through an answering service.
Call the Alberta SPCA at 1-800-455-9003 to report an animal in distress or animal welfare concern.
LOST AND FOUND DOGS
If you lose your dog, call our animal control officer at 780-939-8419. You should also call local veterinary clinics and neighbours to see if anyone found your dog, and to share details of what your dog looks like and your contact information in case it is found. We recommend you also share this information on social media.
When a dog is found, Sturgeon County’s animal control officer tries to identify it using tags on its collar, a microchip or tattoos. If a dog is found and cannot be identified, it is taken to the Edmonton Humane Society.
Edmonton Humane Society Phone: 780-471-1774
13620 163 St. NW Edmonton, Alberta EdmontonHumaneSociety.com
PROPERTY TAXES & ASSESSMENT
Assessment Services
780-939-4321
Assessment@SturgeonCounty.ca
Our Finance and Assessment departments offer many online services, including e-billing, Tax Instalment Payment Plan enrollment and the interactive assessment map. Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Taxes.
PROPERTY ASSESSMENT
Your property’s assessed value is based on your property’s market value on July 1, based on its physical condition as of December 31 each year.
A property’s value is determined by a Sturgeon County Assessor. Their assessment considers the parcel size and the size, age, condition and quality of any structures on the property. The assessment and tax classification (residential/non-residential, farm, machinery & equipment) impacts your tax rate. Since no two properties are exactly alike, your property value and taxes are likely different than your neighbour’s.
It is important to review your property assessment details to ensure they are accurate. Contact your local assessor to report any discrepancies before filing a complaint at SturgeonCounty.ca/Assessor.
JOIN THE TAX INSTALMENT PAYMENT PLAN (TIPP)
Sign up to pay your taxes monthly instead of a single payment. Payments are automatically withdrawn. SturgeonCounty.ca/TIPP
PAYING YOUR PROPERTY TAXES
The tax rate is set in May of each year. Your taxes are calculated based on your property’s assessed value and the municipal tax rate for your type of property, such as residential, non-residential or farm. We are also required by legislation to collect requisition amounts for education and seniors affordable housing for the provincial government. Property tax notices are mailed out in May and taxes are due by the end of June.
Sturgeon County Centre
9613 100 St., Morinville, Alberta T8R 1L9
Hours: Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Learn more about property taxes at SturgeonCounty.ca/Property
JUNE TAX PAYMENT OPTIONS
IN
PERSON at Sturgeon County Centre. 9613 100 Street, Morinville, AB T8R 1L9
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OFF BOX at Sturgeon County Centre. Include your tax bill remittance portion and do not put cash
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THIRD PARTY PAYMENT PROCESSOR
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DEVELOPING YOUR PROPERTY
Planning & Development Services
780-939-8275
PandD@SturgeonCounty.ca
The Planning and Development Services customer service counter is open for in-person inquiries between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. from Monday to Friday located at 9613 100 St., Morinville, Alberta.
Whether you are building a shed, building your dream home, opening a business or wanting to subdivide your property, we are committed to helping you understand and navigate the planning and development process.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Building-Development.
SUBDIVIDING YOUR LAND
Subdividing is the process of dividing a lot or parcel of land into two or more lots or parcels. It also includes when several lots are combined or consolidated into a single parcel.
If you plan to subdivide, you may need to provide technical studies, such as a traffic impact assessment or geotechnical assessment, to support your application. If your application is approved, you’d need to hire a surveyor to formally survey the land. There may also be other rules you need to follow, such as constructing accesses to the parcels and dedicating lands for future road widening, environmental reserve or municipal reserve. Note: not all lands are eligible to be subdivided. We recommend you discuss your subdivision plans with us in advance by calling 780-939-8275 or emailing pandd@SturgeonCounty.ca.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Subdivision
BUILDING AND RENOVATING
Most projects in Sturgeon County that include any building or renovation need appropriate development permits and/or safety codes permits. This includes – but isn’t limited to – the following projects:
▪ decks and patios
▪ accessory dwelling units (suites)
▪ home-based businesses
▪ accessory buildings, like garages, sheds, shops and greenhouses
▪ hot tubs and pools
▪ dugouts
▪ basement developments
▪ grading and stockpiling
▪ commercial or industrial buildings
▪ renovations
▪ septic/sanitary systems
You generally don’t need a permit for the following projects:
▪ fences
▪ patios/decks less than 0.6 metres high
▪ buildings only used to house livestock or agricultural machinery and equipment
▪ accessory buildings, like sheds, less than 10 square metres
▪ landscaping
▪ renovations like re-roofing or re-siding
Permits generally include conditions, or rules you need to follow. Depending on the project and the specific site characteristics, you may need to provide technical studies, improve site access or infrastructure, or connect to available services. For commercial uses, there may also be rules for your hours of operation.
To determine what permits you might need for your project, contact Planning and Development at 780-939-8275 or pandd@SturgeonCounty.ca.
If you don’t secure the appropriate permits before beginning work, a stop work order may be issued and you could be fined.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Building-Renovating
REDISTRICTING YOUR LAND
Redistricting, or rezoning, is the process of changing the land use district that applies to a particular parcel of land. Each parcel of land is assigned a specific land use district; this regulates the activities that are allowed on that land, consistent with the zoning. For example, you would be allowed to build a house, garage or shed on a parcel of land in the residential land use district, but you would not be able to build a gas station.
As a landowner, you might request redistricting if you’d like to do something that is not currently allowed within the land use district. You need Council approval to redistrict your land.
We recommend you discuss your options for redistricting with us by calling 780-939-8275 or emailing pandd@SturgeonCounty.ca.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Subdivision.
BEYOND THE PROPERTY LINE: UNDERSTANDING MUNICIPAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESERVES
There are municipal reserve and environmental reserve lands throughout Sturgeon County.
The County owns municipal reserve land and uses this land for public parks and trails. Environmental reserve land helps preserve the natural features of land – such as rivers, creeks, shorelines, wetlands or ravines – and is protected from development. These lands are used as public parks or left in their natural state.
Municipal and environmental reserves are public lands and you are welcome to enjoy these areas as parks. You can take a walk, play sports, and have picnics on these lands!
If your property backs onto a reserve area, you cannot build or store anything on these lands. Private buildings, structures and landscaping such as sheds, fences, trailers, gardens, firepits, material storage and driveways are considered encroachments and you could be asked to remove any developments or items from this land.
To make sure you don’t encroach on reserve land, call us at 780-939-8275 or email pandd@SturgeonCounty.ca. We will help you identify property lines and will discuss any permits you might need for your project.
AGRICULTURE & ENVIRONMENT
We are proud of our agricultural roots. Various types of agriculture, including crop and livestock production, cover a significant portion of our land base. Our Agriculture Services department supports our farming and rural communities through its weed control and mowing programs, pest monitoring, problem wildlife management supports and resource sharing.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN FARM COUNTRY
With over 700 farms in Sturgeon County, you will likely encounter farm vehicles on our roads, especially during spring seeding and fall harvesting activities. Be patient and give them lots of space on our roads.
Crops must be seeded and harvested when the weather is good which sometimes means farmers operate machinery in their fields all hours of the day and night. This is a great opportunity to get a closeup look into the life of our hardworking farmers. Fortunately, any inconvenience is very short-lived.
If you haven’t lived in a rural setting before, you might notice some new smells. If you live close to a farm with large animals, you might smell them depending on the wind direction. Manure is another smell you might encounter. Manure produced by livestock provides an important source of fertilizer for crops and is best managed by spreading it on fields at certain times of year. The Agricultural Operation Practices Act ensures this is done properly. Questions about these rules can be directed to the local Natural Resources Conservation Board Office at 1-866-383-6722.
LIVING ALONGSIDE
WILDLIFE
It’s just a regular day when you spot a deer, moose, coyote or porcupine. We live alongside wildlife, so it’s important to know how to avoid conflicts.
Alberta Fish and Wildlife has simple precautions you can follow to reduce the risks associated with living so close to wildlife. The tips cover garbage storage, bird seed and keeping dogs leashed and cats inside, to name a few. Learn more at Alberta.ca/Living-with-Wildlife
MANAGING PROBLEM WILDLIFE
Our Agriculture Services department has small animal traps available for rent as a humane method of removal.
If a coyote is disturbing livestock, or beaver activity is impacting infrastructure or cropland, report a problem wildlife issue at SturgeonCounty.ca/Services.
To report dangerous wildlife encounters, visit Alberta.ca/Report-Poacher or call Report a Poacher at 1-800-642-3800. For a problem with an animal that’s not an emergency, call the nearest Alberta Fish and Wildlife office during regular business hours; office locations are found at Alberta.ca/Fish-Wildlife-Area-Office-Contacts
ACCESSING PRIVATE PROPERTY
Sturgeon County has a vast land base which makes it ideal for many year-round recreational activities. Much of the land is privately owned and what may look like an open field could be an agricultural crop that could accidently be damaged. Weeds, pests and diseases can also be introduced accidently to someone else’s property. You need permission from the landowner in order to access their private property.
CONTROLLING WEEDS AND GRASS
Noxious or prohibited noxious weeds present significant economic and ecological risks. They can spread rapidly and can cause severe crop losses and economic hardship. Property owners must follow the Weed Control Act and control or destroy weeds declared as noxious or prohibited noxious.
During the growing season, our weed inspectors can respond to incoming weed reports or inquiries. To report a weed concern or find out which species are regulated under current legislation, submit a weed and vegetation issue form at SturgeonCounty.ca/Services.
Our Community Standards Bylaw requires residents living in hamlets or subdivisions to maintain their grass to a height of 15 centimetres or less.
MANAGING TREES ON YOUR PROPERTY
Trees are a very important part of the rural landscape and if you are lucky enough, you may have an abundance of them on your property. They provide critical habitat to pollinators, birds and animals. Management of trees on private property is your responsibility and proper maintenance can ensure that they stay healthy and safe. Request a tree assessment by submitting a hazardous trees and tree health concerns form at SturgeonCounty.ca/Services.
PROTECTING WATERBODIES, WETLANDS AND DUGOUTS
Waterbodies, wetlands and dugouts are found throughout Sturgeon County. These water sources perform some pretty important functions including water storage for droughts, flood prevention, ground water recharge and habitat for wildlife just to name a few. Information on how to protect these areas can be found at LandStewardship.org.
COMMUNITY & RECREATION
SCHOOLS
Family & Community Support Services
780-939-8334
fcss@SturgeonCounty.ca
There are several school boards operating in our area.
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools | GSACRD.ab.ca
Sturgeon Public Schools | Sturgeon.ab.ca
Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord (Greater North Central Francophone Education Region No. 2) | en.centrenord.ab.ca
The Father’s House Christian School | TFHSschool.ca
CHILD CARE
Choosing child care is an important decision for your family. For information about local child care options and what to look for in child care providers, visit Child.Alberta.ca or call 1-844-644-5165.
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SUPPORTS
780-939-8334
Programs@SturgeonCounty.ca
Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) promotes healthy communities by supporting the development and sustainability of facilities, projects and programs that benefit our residents. For a list of our services, visit SturgeonCounty.ca/FCSS
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
We offer a variety of programs to families, children, youth and seniors. These include the Living Well Counselling Service, workshops, job experience training for teens, and information and referrals.With support from local partners, our services are available at minimal or no charge. For a full list of programs visit SturgeonCounty.ca/Programs
COMMUNITY SPIRIT PROGRAM
We offer supplies, support and funding that will help to build strong and resilient communities.
▪ Block Parties: Connect with your neighbours and create a sense of belonging in your neighbourhood.
▪ Nominate a neighbour: Each month, nominees will receive a card and a small gift thanking them for being great neighbours.
▪ Wellness on Wheels: Each summer, a team travels around to different neighbourhoods sharing ideas and resources to make our community even better.
▪ Community Clean-Up Kits: Free kits are available year-round. Gather your friends and neighbours to clean up your local park or green space.
JOIN THE YOUTH LEADERSHIP GROUP
This group helps build leadership skills by providing volunteer opportunities and activities for teens (12 to 19). Meetings are monthly on Monday evenings, with additional volunteer or social activities. Contact the Community Program Coordinator at 780-939-8334 or Programs@SturgeonCounty.ca.
COUNTY BOUNTY
You’re invited to our next County Bounty! Each summer, Sturgeon County hosts this free family-friendly event, which includes food, live music, a kids zone, a vendor village and beer gardens. There’s something for everyone at County Bounty!
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/ CountyBounty
RECREATION
We have cost-sharing recreation agreements with six neighbouring communities (Bon Accord, Gibbons, Legal, Morinville, Redwater and St. Albert) and the Edmonton Garrison.
These agreements ensure our residents have access to low-cost recreation facilities and resources. This includes swimming pools, gymnasiums and arenas. Sturgeon County residents have access to regional recreational programs, facilities and services. View area recreation facilities on pages 16 and 29.
CARDIFF PARK
Cardiff Park is a year-round park popular with families, nature enthusiasts, anglers and athletes. It’s a day-use park just outside of Cardiff (25023 Township Road 554) with the following attractions:
▪ playgrounds
▪ trails, for running, walking, biking or cross-country skiing
▪ picnic sites, with shelters, barbecues and firepits
▪ lake, where you can catch trout and perch
▪ horseshoe pits
▪ volleyball courts
▪ full-size soccer pitches
▪ softball/slo-pitch diamonds
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Parks
TRAILS
Sturgeon County maintains more than 20 kilometres of paved trails and more than 10 kilometres of gravel trails. These trails are cleared in the winter and are accessible year-round.
Check out the Get Outside Trail Map – an interactive map showing 14 County trails plus the connection to the Trans Canada Trail – at SturgeonCounty.ca/Trails. This map shows trail locations, features, length, and difficulty level.
PROGRAMS
From cooking and art classes to fitness and family programs, you can find your fun here!
Get ready to register by creating your online account. You can register and pay for programs at SturgeonCounty.ca/Programs
STARTING OR OPERATING A BUSINESS
EcDev@SturgeonCounty.ca
Our Economic Innovation and Growth department is here to help!
780-939-8367
1-866-939-9303
EcDev@SturgeonCounty.ca
Grow with us in Sturgeon County. The County provides an ideal environment for companies to locate, grow and prosper. Companies of all sizes – from entrepreneurs, home-based businesses, small- and medium-sized enterprises, and large multinationals – thrive here. Sturgeon County’s Economic Innovation and Growth department is here to help you with your business development decisions. If you’re thinking of starting a business, give us a call and let us help you succeed.
Learn more at SturgeonCounty.ca/Business-Investment.
COMMUNITY FACILITIES & AMENITIES
COUNTY OFFICES
CFB
COMMUNITY HALLS
WATER & WASTE SERVICES
FIREHALL
HOSPITALS
HOSPITAL
SturgeonCounty.ca | 780-939-4321
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▪ Sturgeon County Centre 9613 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1L9
▪ Protective Services Building
54509 Range Road 252, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0S1
▪ Family and Community Support Services
9608 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1V4
▪ Fleet and Facility Services
AlbertaHealthServices.ca
CLINIC
COMMUNITY HALLS
▪ Sturgeon Community Hospital 201 Boudreau Road, St. Albert, AB T8N 6C4
WATER & WASTE SERVICES
GOLF COURSE
▪ Fort Saskatchewan Community Hospital 9401 86 Ave., Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 0C6
FITNESS CENTRE
LIBRARY
PUBLIC HEALTH CENTRES
FIREHALL HOSPITAL CLINIC
8702 95 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1K6
▪ Transportation & Engineering Services
25228 Township Road 552, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 0P9
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FIRE STATIONS
SturgeonCounty.ca/Fire
▪ Bon Accord (Station 5)
5025 50 Ave., Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K0
▪ Calahoo (Station 1)
108 54500 Range Road 275 Lac Ste. Anne Trail, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 1Z1
▪ Gibbons Fire Department
4807 50 Ave., Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Legal (Station 3)
4920 50 Ave., Legal, AB T0G 1L0
▪ Morinville Fire Department
10021 100 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1R5
▪ Namao (Station 4)
54509 Range Road 252, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0S1
▪ Redwater (Station 7)
4925 47 St., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
RCMP DETACHMENTS
▪ Fort Saskatchewan
Non-emergency line: 780-992-6100
200 Town Crest Road, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L0G7
▪ Morinville RCMP detachment
Non-emergency line: 780-939-4520
10512 101 Ave., Morinville, AB T8R 1K9
▪ Redwater RCMP
Non-emergency line: 780-942-3600
4811 58 St., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
AlbertaHealthServices.ca
▪ Gibbons Community Health Centre 4720 50 Ave., Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Morinville Provincial Building 10008 107 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1L3
▪ St. Albert Community Health Centre
CAMPGROUND PARK MUSEUM INDOOR ARENA SCHOOL POOL
GOLF COURSE
FITNESS CENTRE
LIBRARY
23 Sir Winston Churchill Avenue, St. Albert, AB T8N 2S7
LANDFILLS/ TRANSFER STATIONS
Roseridge.ab.ca
▪ Roseridge Landfill
Located off Highway 642 south of Range Road 251 near Morinville
▪ Redwater Transfer Station
CAMPGROUND PARK MUSEUM INDOOR ARENA SCHOOL POOL
Located north of Highway 38 on Range Road 215
WATER TRUCK FILL STATIONS
SturgeonCounty.ca/TruckFill
▪ Allin Ridge 54313 Range Road 250, Sturgeon County, AB
▪ Cardiff 85 Mill Road, Sturgeon County, AB
▪ Redwater 5701 44 St., Redwater, AB
▪ Rivière Qui Barre 26500 Highway 44, Rivière Qui Barre, AB
▪ Summerbrook
5 North St., Sturgeon County, AB
▪ Sturgeon Industrial Park 22329 Township Road 552, Sturgeon County, AB
▪ Villeneuve
Highway 633 west of Highway 44, Sturgeon County, AB
COMMUNITY HALLS
▪ Alcomdale Community Hall
400 Union Ave., Alcomdale, AB T8R 1J3
▪ Cardiff Community Hall
Arenas
▪ Bon Accord Arena
4812 52 Street in Bon Accord
STURGEON INDUSTRIAL
55320 Range Road 251, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0C7
▪ Calahoo Community Hall
9 54500 Range Road 275, AB T8R 1Z1
▪ Coronado Hall
▪ Mearns Community Hall
5 6 BON ACCORD GIBBONS
▪ Calahoo Arena
COMMUNITY HALLS
9 54500 Range Road 275, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 1Z1
▪ Edmonton Garrison Twin Rinks Arena
WATER & WASTE SERVICES
Township Road 570, Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
13-56500 Range Road 263A, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 0Y2
▪ Namao Community Hall
24400 Highway 37, Namao, AB T0A 2N0
▪ Pinewood Community Hall
305 Maple Drive, Opal, AB, T0A 2R0
▪ Villeneuve Community Hall
54200 Range Road 265, Sturgeon County, AB
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▪ Waugh Polish Recreational Society Hall
58218 Lily Lake Road, Sturgeon County, AB T0A 0K1
RECREATION
STURGEON INDUSTRIAL PARK
For a full listing of parks, playgrounds, baseball diamonds and sports fields, visit each community website:
▪ Bon Accord: BonAccord.ca
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▪ Gibbons: Gibbons.ca
▪ Legal: Legal.ca
▪ Morinville: Morinville.ca
▪ Redwater: Redwater.ca
Building 224, Mons Avenue, Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
▪ Gibbons Arena
COMMUNITY HALLS
5004 51 Ave., Gibbons, AB T0A1N0
▪ Legal Arena
4720 51 Ave., Legal, AB T0G 1L0
▪ Morinville Leisure Centre
FIREHALL HOSPITAL CLINIC
25126 Highway 642, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 2P9
GOLF COURSE
▪ RQB Arena
145A-26500 Highway 44, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 0J3
Indoor Recreation Facilities
FITNESS CENTRE LIBRARY
▪ Edmonton Garrison Fitness Center
Building 185, Mons Avenue, Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
▪ Morinville Leisure Centre
25126 Highway 642, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 2P9
Parks and Outdoor Fields
SturgeonCounty.ca/Parks
▪ Cardiff Park
CAMPGROUND PARK MUSEUM INDOOR ARENA
COMMUNITY
25023 Township Road 554, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 2G4
Pools
SCHOOL POOL
▪ Edmonton Garrison Fitness Center
Building 185, Mons Avenue, Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
▪ Redwater Pool (Outdoor)
5223 49 Ave., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
Golf Courses
▪ Fort in View Golf Course | FortInView.com
55028 Range Road 230, Sturgeon County, AB T8L 5B4
▪ Cardiff Golf and Country Club | CardiffGolfClub.ca 55307 Range Road 251, Morinville, AB T8R 1S1
▪ Sturgeon Valley Golf and Country Club SturgeonValleyGolfClub.com 25114 Sturgeon Road, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 1S6
▪ Calahoo Hills Golf Course | CalahooHillsGolfCourse.ca 54410 Range Road 280, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 1Z5
▪ Meadowview Golf and Country Club | MeadowviewGolf.ca 26329 Meadowview Drive, Sturgeon County, AB, T8T 0L7
▪ Sandpiper Golf and Country Club | SandpiperGC.com 26029 Meadowview Dr., Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0K8
CAMPGROUND PARK MUSEUM INDOOR ARENA SCHOOL POOL
▪ Edmonton Garrison Memorial Golf and Country Club EGMGolf.com
298 Falaise Ave., Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
▪ Goose Hummock Golf Resort | GooseHummock.com 1-23210 Township Road 564, Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Spring Creek Golf Course 24007 Township Road 560, Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K5
▪ Terrae Pines Golf and Country Club | TerraePines.com 25409 Highway 37, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0C6
▪ Cattail Crossing Golf 24427 Township Road 542, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 1L4
LIBRARIES
FORT SASKATCHEWAN
nlls.ab.ca
COMMUNITY HALLS
WATER & WASTE SERVICES
FIREHALL
Sturgeon Public Schools | Sturgeon.ab.ca
▪ Bon Accord Community School (Pre-K to Grade 4)
Highway 28 and Range Road 240, Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K0
▪ Bon Accord Public Library | BonAccordLibrary.ab.ca
HOSPITAL
5025 50 Ave., Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K0
CLINIC
▪ Edmonton Garrison Community Library GarrisonLibrary.ab.ca
GOLF COURSE
Building 161, Room 32, Mons Ave., Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
FITNESS CENTRE
▪ Gibbons Municipal Library | GibbonsLibrary.ab.ca 5115 51 St., Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
LIBRARY
▪ Morinville Community Library | MorinvilleLibrary.ca 10125 100 Ave., Morinville, AB T8R 1P8
CAMPGROUND
▪ Redwater Public Library | RedwaterLibrary.ab.ca 4915 48 St., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
MUSEUMS
PARK
MUSEUM
INDOOR ARENA
▪ Gibbons Museum | Gibbons.ca/Museum 4709 48 Ave. Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Camilla School (Pre-K to Grade 9)
146-26500 Highway 44, Sturgeon County, AB T8R 0J3
▪ École Morinville Public School (Pre-K to Grade 4)
10020 101 Ave., Morinville, AB T8R1L5
▪ Four Winds Public School (Grade 5 to 9)
545 Grandin Drive, Morinville, AB T8R 2R3
▪ Gibbons School (Grade 5 to 9)
4908 51 Ave., Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Guthrie School (Pre-K to Grade 9)
Building 198, Range Road 244, Lancaster Park, AB T0A 2H0
▪ Landing Trail School (Pre-K to Grade 4)
5301 37 Ave., Gibbons, AB T0A 1N0
▪ Legal Public School (Pre-K to Grade 5)
5109 46 St., Legal, AB T0G 1L0
▪ Lilian Schick School (Grade 5 to 9)
SCHOOL POOL
▪ The Hidden Gem of Redwater | Redwater.ca 4915 48 St., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
▪ Namao Museum | NamaoMuseum.ca 24400 Highway 37, Sturgeon County, AB, T8T 0E9
▪ Musée Morinville Museum MuseeMorinvilleMuseum.com 10050 101 St., Morinville, AB T8R 1S2
SCHOOLS
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools | GSACRD.ab.ca
▪ Ecole Georges H. Primeau Middle School (Grade 6 to 8) 811 Grandin Drive, Morinville, AB T8R 1L7
▪ Ecole Notre Dame Elementary School (Pre-K to Grade 5) 9717 Morinville Drive, Morinville, AB T8R 1M1
▪ Legal School (Pre-K to Grade 9) 5122 46 Street, Legal, AB T0G 1L0
▪ Morinville Community High School (Grade 9 to 12) 9506 100 Ave., Morinville, AB T8R 1P6
▪ St. Kateri Tekakwitha Academy (Pre-K to Grade 5) 980 Westwinds Drive, Morinville, AB T8R 1K7
4509 54 Ave., Bon Accord, AB T0A 0K0
▪ Namao School (Kindergarten to Grade 9)
2-24400 Highway 37, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0E9
▪ Oak Hill School (Grade 4 to 9)
56119 Range Road 240, Bon Accord, AB T0A0K0
▪ Ochre Park School (Pre-K to Grade 4)
5024 Ochre Park Road, Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
▪ Redwater School (Grade 5 to 12)
5023 50 Ave., Redwater, AB T0A 2W0
▪ Sturgeon Composite High School (Grade 10 to 12)
30-24400 Highway 37, Sturgeon County, AB T8T 0E9
▪ Sturgeon Heights School (Kindergarten to Grade 9)
50 Hogan Road, St. Albert, AB T8N 3X7
Conseil scolaire Centre-Nord (Greater North Central Francophone Education Region No. 2) en.centrenord.ab.ca
▪ École Citadelle (Preschool to Grade 9)
5204 46 St., Legal, AB T0G 1L0
This listing is subject to change. Please visit the websites provided for complete and accurate information.
Phone 780-939-4321 Toll free 1-866-939-9303
Email Hello@SturgeonCounty.ca
Website SturgeonCounty.ca
@SturgeonCounty Sturgeon_County
