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The Drumheller & District Seniors' Foundation Board (DDSFB) provides governance  with a mandate to ensure Drumheller Valley senior's have a high quality of life by providing affordable and supportive accommodations. 

This board consists of one elected official, and four members at large. 

Citizens on Patrol Association hosts an executive committee with representation of one councillor, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Town of Drumheller's Director of Protective Services. The mission of this group is to assist the RCMP in monitoring suspicious activity in the Drumheller Valley. 

First Meeting after Elections

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) comprises seven members, two of which are members of Council. Council appoints the five seats from citizens of the Town at large. MPC is authorized to make decisions on applications for development approval in accordance with the administrative procedures, land uses and schedules established in the municipal land use bylaw. Its decisions can be appealed.  

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

Valley Bus Society is a non-for-profit organization created to ensure that accessible transportation is available to all persons with disabilities and seniors in Drumheller. This board comprises six members, one of which is an elected member of Council. 

The Drumheller Public Library Board us comprised of eight members, one in which is an elected member of Council. The seven other members are appointed by Council from the Town at large. Board members meet to discuss items surrounding the Drumheller Public Library.

First Meeting after Elections

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) comprises seven members, two of which are members of Council. Council appoints the five seats from citizens of the Town at large. MPC is authorized to make decisions on applications for development approval in accordance with the administrative procedures, land uses and schedules established in the municipal land use bylaw. Its decisions can be appealed.  

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Drumheller & District Seniors' Foundation Board (DDSFB) provides governance  with a mandate to ensure Drumheller Valley senior's have a high quality of life by providing affordable and supportive accommodations. 

This board consists of one elected official, and four members at large. 

Citizens on Patrol Association hosts an executive committee with representation of one councillor, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Town of Drumheller's Director of Protective Services. The mission of this group is to assist the RCMP in monitoring suspicious activity in the Drumheller Valley. 

First Meeting after Elections

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) comprises seven members, two of which are members of Council. Council appoints the five seats from citizens of the Town at large. MPC is authorized to make decisions on applications for development approval in accordance with the administrative procedures, land uses and schedules established in the municipal land use bylaw. Its decisions can be appealed.  

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

Valley Bus Society is a non-for-profit organization created to ensure that accessible transportation is available to all persons with disabilities and seniors in Drumheller. This board comprises six members, one of which is an elected member of Council. 

The Drumheller Public Library Board us comprised of eight members, one in which is an elected member of Council. The seven other members are appointed by Council from the Town at large. Board members meet to discuss items surrounding the Drumheller Public Library.

First Meeting after Elections

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) comprises seven members, two of which are members of Council. Council appoints the five seats from citizens of the Town at large. MPC is authorized to make decisions on applications for development approval in accordance with the administrative procedures, land uses and schedules established in the municipal land use bylaw. Its decisions can be appealed.  

Meeting begins at 4:30pm

For agenda, live stream, and how to appear as a delegation please start here.

The Drumheller & District Seniors' Foundation Board (DDSFB) provides governance  with a mandate to ensure Drumheller Valley senior's have a high quality of life by providing affordable and supportive accommodations. 

This board consists of one elected official, and four members at large. 

Citizens on Patrol Association hosts an executive committee with representation of one councillor, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and the Town of Drumheller's Director of Protective Services. The mission of this group is to assist the RCMP in monitoring suspicious activity in the Drumheller Valley. 

The Municipal Planning Commission (MPC) comprises seven members, two of which are members of Council. Council appoints the five seats from citizens of the Town at large. MPC is authorized to make decisions on applications for development approval in accordance with the administrative procedures, land uses and schedules established in the municipal land use bylaw. Its decisions can be appealed.