The ongoing Canada Post strike may affect mail delivery services. To ensure continued service and communication, Flagstaff County has implemented the following measures.

Please be advised that beginning the week of November 18, Accurate Assessment is conducting 2024 assessment inspections.

Flagstaff County Council approved first reading of the Electoral Boundaries Bylaw 08/24 (Version 1 utilizing five divisions based on a balanced population and five councillors).

Roads throughout the County have now been cleared (November 27, 2024) following our first significant snowfall of the season.

Join Flagstaff County’s Agricultural Service Board as a member at large. Per diem renumeration for Agricultural Service Board members is $400 for a full day.

Flagstaff County advises residents that postal-related County services, including the sending and receiving of any mail correspondence (including bills, payments or notices), may be impacted by the Canada Post strike. 

Please see the following notice from the Natural Resources Conservation Board (NRCB) regarding a confined feeding operation in Flagstaff County.

Positive tickets are issued for positive behaviour such as practicing personal safety, being a community hero and making smart choices. Our peace officers want 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.

Friendly reminder: 2024 taxes are due Tuesday, October 15. A 12% penalty on all outstanding taxes will be levied on October 16.

Flagstaff County invites tenders for the sale of the following used miscellaneous equipment.