News Releases

Arbour Day is returning to Stony Plain but this year, the green event is going virtual! With COVID-19 guidelines in place, the community tree planting event has been adjusted to a virtual format.

Crews will be finishing up asphalt patching on 49 Avenue this afternoon.

The Regional Transit Services Commission (RTSC) Interim Board is working on two primary milestones for 2020; approval from The Government of Alberta to legally form the commission and the selection of a Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The RTSC Interim Board, made up of elected officials from the City of Beaumont, the Town of Devon, the City of Edmonton, the City of Fort Saskatchewan, the City of Leduc, the City of Spruce Grove, the City of St.

Construction continues on the new Stony Plain Central School site with trail and sidewalk work this week. Work is expected to continue through to next week.

*UPDATE* OCTOBER 19, 9:35AM. - The Town has been informed paving has been postponed until tomorrow (October 20) due to cold temperatures.

A new environmental management plan is in the works and Stony Plain residents are invited to make their opinion count! Community members are encouraged to share their thoughts on environmental topics in Stony Plain through an online survey.

2020 Public Auction Scheduled for December 11. Council has approved the Terms and Conditions of Sale for the 2020 Public Auction and the Town is moving forward with preparations.

With the Mini Monster Bash cancelled due to COVID-19, the Town is introducing a new family-friendly event to get residents into the Halloween spirit: the Halloween Haunted House Hunt! Community members are invited to get out and explore the town in search of miniature haunted houses.

Downtown redevelopment pushes forward with the completion of paving on Main Street. The crosswalk at 52 Avenue and 50 Street has been poured and line painting south of 51 Avenue is complete.

Alberta Transportation (AT) has informed the Town of recent construction updates for the Highway 779 construction project. The 51 Avenue intersection was reopened to traffic on Monday, October 5 and the 52 Avenue intersection was reopened Tuesday, October 6.