Please note that the Flagstaff County office and shop will be closed Tuesday, May 6 as our staff participate in important health and safety training. We appreciate your understanding and apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

This service is offered at no charge to rural Flagstaff County residents with an operating well that was drilled in 2024 or 2025.

Just a friendly reminder that a penalty of 6% will be levied on all unpaid taxes on May 1, 2024.

Positive tickets are issued for positive behaviour such as practicing personal safety, being a community hero and making smart choices. Our peace officer wants to be notified by teachers, coaches, friends and neighbours throughout the Flagstaff Region who have witnessed a child doing a positive or helpful deed, or performing a safe act that would be worthy of receiving a positive ticket.

All individuals and companies hauling more than ten (10) loads per day on Flagstaff County roads are required to procure a Multiple Load Road Use Agreement through RoaData Services Ltd.

The agricultural community in Alberta is voicing concerns over Bill C-293, the Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness Act. While the bill is intended to bolster Canada’s ability to respond to future pandemics, producers fear it could have unintended consequences for the livestock and food production industries.

Looking for an up-to-date Flagstaff County ownership map?

We asked you to complete our 2026 Business Plan Survey online or in print by February 4, 2025. Now here’s a look at what we heard.

County and hamlet residents, there are three ways to earn an entry in our February draw for $500 in Flagstaff Bucks! In fact, it’s as easy as ABC!

Shelterbelts are a lot like border protection – they provide security and stability, standing as a barrier against the elements while supporting everything within. Just like borders help safeguard a region, shelterbelts shield farmland, livestock, and ecosystems, offering a wide range of benefits.