The Municipal District of Fairview No. 136 was incorporated in 1914.
When entering the MD for the first time you will descend into the beautiful Peace River Valley and then cross over the unique and breathtaking Dunvegan Bridge, the longest gravity-anchored suspension bridge in Alberta.
Council has adopted the "Code of the West" as a philosophical guideline for our Municipality. To view a copy of the "Code of the West" please click here.
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North Peace Regional Landfill is Hiring!
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Coal Policy Engagement Survey - Now Available
Share your thoughts on Alberta’s approach to coal development:
The Government of Alberta (GOA) has announced the establishment of a Coal Policy Committee, an independent group to lead the coal policy engagement process. To ensure that the views of all Albertans are represented during the process, the GOA has created a survey to help inform Alberta’s approach to the responsible development of coal resources. The deadline to complete the survey is April 19, 2021.
The Coal Policy Committee is expected to finish their final report, which will provide advice and recommendation to the Minister of Energy by November 15, 2021.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL 2021
The Municipal District of Fairview No. 136
(Province of Alberta)
Property owners within the Municipal District of Fairview No. 136, take notice that property assessment notices were mailed on March 23, 2021. The Notice of Assessment Date is March 31, 2021. 2021 Property Tax Notices will be mailed out in late June 2021.
Please note that notices were mailed to property owners as registered at Alberta Land Titles Office as of March 15, 2021. If you became an owner after that date, it is your responsibility to obtain a copy of the Assessment Notice by contacting the municipal office at 780.835.4903.
If you have concerns about the assessment of your property, you are encouraged to contact the municipal office, who will then direct your inquiry to our Assessor. Please provide accurate and current contact information to municipal staff. If you still feel your assessment does not reflect the property's value at July 1 of the previous year, you may file a complaint with the Assessment Review Board. Complaints along with the appropriate fee must be filed no later than 60 days after the notice of assessment date. The government of Alberta Assessment Review Board Complaint Form can be obtained at the Municipal Office or from the Alberta Municipal Affairs website.
An Assessment Review Board may only hear complaints about specific assessment matters referred to in Section 460 of the Municipal Government Act. An Assessment Review Board does not hear complaints related to taxation.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION FAQ
The MD is hiring for 2021 seasonal positions!
Check out our Employment Opportunities page
Canada-Alberta Job Grant - Expanded Eligibility until February 28, 2022
The Alberta government is temporarily expanding eligibility to the Canada-Alberta Job Grant (CAJG) to help businesses access the training they need. The expansion is effective until February 28, 2022.Learn more about the program and apply online at alberta.ca/CAJG
2021 Municipal Election Nomination Period Open
The 2021 Municipal Election Day is Monday, October 18, 2021.
Amendments to the Alberta Local Authorities Election Act in September 2020 has made changes to the process which include a change to the nomination period.
**NEW** for the 2021 election, the Nomination Period for receipt of Nomination Papers commences January 1, 2021 and closes at 12:00 noon on September 20, 2021 (Nomination Day). The Candidate Information Form must also be filed at the same time as the Nomination Paper is filed.
Detailed Information and Nomination Packages are available at the M.D. of Fairview #136 office at 10957 – 91 Ave Fairview and at the following link:
Calling All Producers
Help identify key factors limiting CWRS yield potential
Take part in a prairie‐wide project to generate baseline producer data on current CWRS wheat management practices in irrigated and dryland production systems. This project aims to identify the key factors that prevent CWRS wheat producers from obtaining potential yields achievable on individual farms.
Simply provide us with yield and other agronomic data specific to your CWRS wheat production fields. Leave the in‐depth data analysis of on‐farm factors contributing to a Yield Gap in prairie CWRS wheat production to us. Specifically, we need grain yield and agronomic data for at least two dryland or irrigated CWRS fields from both 2019 and 2020.
To participate, contact Jamie Puchinger (office 403-317-0022). All data submissions are strictly confidential.
Our project objective is to WORK FOR YOU. Our goal is to use YOUR data to help YOU realize higher wheat yields on YOUR farm fields.
Once you know what production factors hold back YOUR current wheat yields, you can aim for your field’s highest yield potential.
This project is a collaboration with colleagues at the Global Yield Gap Atlas, Kansas State University, and provincial experts from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Alberta Wheat and Barley Commission, Alberta Innovates BioSolutions, Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission, and Manitoba Wheat and Barley Growers Association fund this project.
Mackenzie Municipal Services Agency Career Opportunity
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RCMP URGING RURAL AND URBAN RESIDENTS TO USE ONLINE REPORTING
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January 15, 2021
Reeve Peggy Johnson and Mayor Gord MacLeod made the following joint Public Announcement:
Re: Regional Governance Study Final Report Available
The Town of Fairview and MD of Fairview #136 are pleased to announce the completion and publication of the Regional Governance Study Report. The Final Report from Transitional Solutions Inc. dated January 11, 2021 has been accepted as information by motion of each council.
Reeve Johnson and Mayor MacLeod thank all stakeholders for their participation in providing valuable input and information in the compilation of the Final Report. This report will form the basis of ongoing discussion and collaboration by our local elected officials.
The Final Report can be viewed below:
Further information regarding follow-up actions will be released as it becomes available.
MD of Fairview #136 Council
Alberta Conservation Association
Hunter Access Survey
for more information click here
Census Jobs
2021 is Census Year and Statistics Canada is currently hiring census staff.
To learn more and submit an application, click here.
Small & Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant
The SME Relaunch Grant offers financial assistance to Alberta businesses, cooperatives, and non-profit organizations that were ordered to close or curtail operations, and that experienced a revenue reduction of at least 30%, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The program offers 2 payments to eligible applicants, with up to $20,000 in available funding per eligible application.
Please see the Video below to determine eligibility and guide you through the Small and Medium Enterprise Relaunch Grant Application Process
Video: https://youtu.be/vdX_aUOItbo
FAIRVIEW FCSS NEWSLETTER
MD ROAD CLOSURES
- There are no MD road closures at this time.
NOTICE REGARDING FAIRVIEW MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
The AWOS Weather Reporting System at the Fairview Municipal Airport is recording current weather conditions, but is not broadcasting on the dedicated phone line. Repairs are ongoing.
Get Prepared: 60 Second Emergency Tips!
Being prepared for an emergency is about more than having a 72 hour Emergency Kit. Having supplies gathered is one step we can all take to being more prepared. As a bonus, having supplies ready not only helps to manage serious threats but can also take the inconvenience out of unexpected situations.
Check out the newest video and information sources:
Why you should have an emergency kit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLfrQbFakjo&list=PLvrD8tiHIX1It7JDJxxOsxaU-T3ieWIzD&index=10
https://www.alberta.ca/build-an-emergency-kit.aspx
PRESS RELEASE - JULY 13, 2020
REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GROWTH PLAN
FIRE ADVISORY JULY 2, 2020
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MD NEWSLETTER - JUNE 16, 2020
May 13, 2020
Reeve Peggy Johnson and Mayor Gord MacLeod made the following joint Public Announcement:
The Town of Fairview and MD of Fairview #136 are fortunate to have a positive co-operative relationship. The two Municipalities are endeavoring to further improve that relationship in order to provide services in a more efficient & effective manner. The two municipalities are currently seeking a consultant to facilitate the development of a Regional Governance Study in collaboration with our stakeholders and residents, funded by the Provincial Government. Further information on this process will be released as it becomes available.
We look forward to working with the consultant once the study begins and encourage all residents, community groups and other stakeholders to participate in the public engagement opportunities when they are announced.
M.D of Fairview Council
HEMP WEED SUPPRESSION MATS FOR PLANTS NOW AVAILABLE!
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WATER ACT ESSENTIALS INFORMATION
- Statutory Right to Divert Water
- Allocation of Water
- What is the Priority Sequence?
- Making Changes to Water on Your Land
Please click HERE for information on these Water Act Essentials.
Explore Northern Alberta with the History Check App
The Municipal District of Fairview N0. 136 is a sponsor to Friends of Historical Northern Alberta Society (FHNAS) for the History Check App. A new way to explore Northern Alberta!
For more information or to download please click HERE.
Excavating Near Pipelines/Fence Post Placements
As rural Albertans gear up for another season of farming, Inter Pipeline joins the rest of the nation in observing Agricultural Safety Week and would like to take this opportunity to remind Albertans of the importance of clicking or calling before you dig.
Inter Pipeline is committed to making the safety of its pipeline system top priority. If you are planning to dig or excavate, even if it is just putting in a fence post within 30 metres, or 100 feet, of a pipeline, please take the time to know what’s below before you begin, and call or Click Before You Dig. This free service locates buried utilities and pipelines on your property, so you can work safely.
For more information please click HERE.
M.D. of Fairview Information and Summary of Facts Booklet
To view please click HERE
