Posts for May, 2014

 Councillor Connie Beringer congratulates the new owner of Hardisty Laundry Service, Penny Flemming. Penny, brings her creativity, local pride and her warm personality to keeping a valued business service continuing in our community.

 Councillor Connie Beringer congratulates and sends best wishes to Marg Shott on the sale of her business, Hardisty Laundry Service. Enjoy retirement and thank you for your 12 years of service in our Community.

 TransCanada delivers valuable information to our local business suppliers as to how to do business with them as a Prime Contractor or how to deal with their awarded Prime Contractors. Dealing local to drive the economy during their projects is TC’s direction. Missed out on this presentation? TC can forward you info or contact your local elected official that sits on The Battle River Alliance for Economic Partnership to find out more! Town of Hardisty thanks TransCanada for coming out &...

Good Morning, At the Town of Hardisty Organizational Meeting held on Oct. 24th 2017 your newly elected Council appointed their Mayor for this term of Council. Congratulations to Doug Irving – who graciously accepted the appointment and Dean Lane who accepted his appointment as Deputy Mayor. We will soon have new photos up on our website of the elected officials along with a listing of their appointed committees that they will be serving on in conjunction to their Council duties.

 The Unofficial 2017 Municipal Election Results for the Town of Hardisty 183 Votes Cast 2 Spolied Votes WURZ – 148 IRVING – 142 GAETZMAN – 140 BERINGER – 119 LANE – 115 LEFEBVRE – 90

Fire Prevention week runs from October 8th – 14th. Chief Baumgartner & his crew want you to take the time to review your home evacuation plan in the event of a fire. Check your smoke detectors & fire extinguishers for proper operation. These two items can save your life in the event of a fire. Sandy Otto, CAO

Regional Governance Model Progressing -Region residents to be asked to provide feedback when details completed- October 6, 2017 – For Immediate Release Progress is being made on developing the details of what a single-tier regional municipality would look like. Results are anticipated to be presented for public feedback in Spring, 2018. “Regional governance is a complex and emotional subject, and we know that the top of mind question you have is: how would this be better than what w...