News Releases

Pitch-In Week Returns to Stony Plain

Stony Plain, AB: Pitch-In Week returns to Stony Plain from April 26 to May 4, 2025. Volunteers, residents, schools, businesses, and community organizations are invited to “pitch-in” to clean up litter and debris throughout the community. Join this national campaign to help keep Stony Plain clean and green! 

In 2024, 36 groups and 469 volunteers took part in Pitch-In Week, plus several local schools. Participants play a vital role in enhancing the beauty and sustainability of our community. All...

Town of Stony Plain Seasonal Road Bans Begin March 31

STONY PLAIN, AB: Seasonal Road Bans will take effect in Stony Plain on March 31 until May 31 to protect local roads from damage caused by heavy vehicles during the spring thaw. The Town has implemented a 75 per cent axle load road ban on all residential and collector roads within Town boundaries.

“By implementing seasonal road bans, we’re aiming to prevent costly damage and ensure our roadways remain safe and accessible for all users,” says Mayor William Choy.

The following roads are exempt from...

Thank and Celebrate Tri-Municipal Region Volunteers During National Volunteer Week

STONY PLAIN, AB: There are many volunteers in Stony Plain, Spruce Grove, and Parkland County who have meaningful impacts on the communities they call home. National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to thank and celebrate these wonderful individuals.

This year, National Volunteer Week takes place from April 27 to May 4 with the theme of "Volunteers Make Waves." According to the Volunteer Canada website, “Water is in constant motion, always flowing, shifting, and transforming with every powerful...

Regular Council Meeting Highlights for March 24, 2025

Bylaw 2710/G/24 – Cemetery Bylaw Receives Second and Third Readings

The Cemetery Bylaw was brought to Council on December 9, 2024, for first reading. This bylaw outlines the rules regarding interment rights, marker installation, maintenance standards, and conduct within the cemetery to provide clear, high-level regulations for the Town and public. After minor amendments, the final version of the bylaw was given second and third readings and passed by Council.

Learn more in the agenda package on...