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The City of Fort Saskatchewan welcomes the Fort Saskatchewan Trail Alliance (FSTA), a new non-profit organization focusing on the multi-use dirt trails within the City.

FSTA was created to ensure a healthy future of trails. It is local to Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, devoted to all things trails in the region. Together with the City, they help organize maintenance, promote safety & courtesy, and represent a community of those who hike, run, and bike. It is volunteer driven organization to help...

The May 10, 2022 Council Meeting Highlights are now available.

You can also watch the May 10, 2022 Council Meeting video on our YouTube channel.

Council approves tax increase of 2.32% to help the City manage inflation and community growth

City Council passed the 2022 Property Tax Bylaw at the May 10 regular council meeting. The property tax bylaw is based on the City’s approved 2022 operating budget of $82.7 million and a capital budget of $ 14.0 million.

“The pandemic has made the last two years challenging, and Council chose to keep the tax increases to a minimum, “ stated Mayor of Fort Saskatchewan, Gale Katchur. “ For 2022, Council approved...

Construction is slated to being in late Summer/Fall 2022

The City of Fort Saskatchewan is proud to announce $200,000 grant funding from Shell Canada for the construction of a natural children’s playground in Legacy Park.

“Children are curious and love using their imaginations as they play," stated Gale Katchur, Mayor, City of Fort Saskatchewan. "The natural playground will be an opportunity for them to explore and discover in a natural, accessible and less structured setting."

This is the first...