Clearwater County's Strategic Plan acts as a guide to provide focus and purpose to all that we do. It is the most important plan as it shapes our organization, municipal programs and services we provide to residents of Clearwater County.
Every four years, following the municipal elections, work on renewing the strategic plan begins; however, strategic planning is an ongoing activity through monitoring, reporting and budgeting. Strategic planning is used to determine long-term vision and goals, and to develop the action plan to achieve those goals.
2022-2026 Strategic Plan
At their February 8, 2022 Regular Council Meeting, Council confirmed their commitment to replace the Strategic Plan 2019-2022 with a new plan covering the period 2022-26 and engage 13 Ways Inc. consulting firm.
At their April 12, 2022 Regular Council Meeting, Council approved in principle a draft Strategic Plan: 2022-26 and directed Administration to proceed with engaging the public for feedback via online survey until May 31, 2022.
At their June 14, 2022 Regular Council meeting, Council approved the final Strategic Plan: 2022-26.
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Fire Ban
Todays fire rating is High
Current Fire Rating:High
With several days of warm temperatures and a lack of significant rain, the wildfire danger in Clearwater County has climbed to HIGH. With another stretch of warm temperatures in the forecast and very little anticipated rain, the wildfire danger is expected to continue climbing.
If you see smoke in the forest, report it immediately by calling 310-FIRE (3473).
Weather Forecast
Registration
Fire Ban in Effect
A π πππ πππ is in now in effect for all of Clearwater County. Under this ban, all outdoor wood fires are prohibited, and existing fire permits are suspended.
Prohibited: β’ All outdoor wood fires are banned, including wood campfires on public lands, wood campfires on private land and provincial campgrounds β’ Backyard firepits β’ BBQ charcoal briquettes β’ The use of fireworks and exploding targets
Allowed: β’ Propane fire pits and natural gas-powered appliances β’ Indoor wood fires β’ Open flame oil devices
The fire ban will remain in effect until conditions improve.
Visit www.albertafirebans.ca to keep up-to-date with fire ban status changes