Coming together in the spirit of collaboration, Parkland County, the City of Spruce Grove and the Town of Stony Plain have committed to the development of a new Regional Plan.
The Regional Plan will guide future economic development, land use, and sustainability across the region, with the best interests of all three communities in mind. The result will be responsible stewardship of financial, environmental, and human resources to create beneficial and sustainable growth for...
Read More...

The Town of Stony Plain will once again host the annual Christmas Tree Chipping Event next month. Mayor William Choy will participate in the tree chipping along with members of Town of Stony Plain Administration.
Residents can take part in this green initiative by dropping off their Christmas trees to be chipped into mulch for use in landscaping. All trees must be dropped off to the Rotary Recycling Centre by the end of the day on January 18 th . Trees will not be accepted...
Read More...

Family Fest is back and better than ever this year! Join us at Heritage Park from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on December 31 for a fun festive evening including a light dinner, dancing and — of course — fireworks!
Family Fest 2018 will include all of your favourite activities with the addition of a light dinner, a DJ’d dance, and a glass of sparkling apple cider to raise in a toast to 2019! Other event activities include horse-drawn wagon rides, a photo booth, popcorn,...
Read More...

During tonight’s Regular Meeting, Town of Stony Plain Council gave second and third readings to, and passed, the Community Standards Bylaw (2591/PS/18). Drafted by Administration in an effort to streamline old bylaws, the new Community Standards Bylaw encompasses five pre-existing bylaws:
Nuisance Bylaw (2442/G/11)
Vandalism Bylaw (2267/PS/06)
Protection of Public Spaces for Public Use Bylaw (2334/PS/08)
Firearm Control Bylaw (1139/PS/93)
Noise...
Read More...

During tonight’s Regular Meeting, Town of Stony Plain Council gave first, second, and third readings to and passed the Utility Bylaw (2599/UTIL/18). This comes after Council’s adoption of a variable water and sewer rate approved in October. The variable rates will come into effect January 1, 2019.
The current fixed billing structure was compared to a proposed variable structure based on the May 2018 billing structure. The analysis found moving to a variable rate...
Read More...