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 For your safety and the safety of our community, Please do not use the playground. As all communities are fighting the outbreak of COVID-19, you are reminded to practice social distancing in our lakeside community.  Be aware COVID-19 can remain on surfaces such as metal and plastic for several days.  Playground surfaces are not cleaned. Please visit this Alberta government  link for advice on keeping our community safe.

TO ALL RESIDENTS: In view of the current Coronavirus situation the Emergency Advisory Committee has voted to unanimously approve the partial activation of Regional Emergency Management Program to keep the public informed, monitor the situation, follow provincial requests and plan for business continuity to protect vital municipal services with our virtual Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC). This committee includes representatives from each of the ten Summer Villages around Pigeon Lake. ...

 We know residents are concerned about this new virus. As this is an evolving situation, further updates can be found at Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services websites: http://www.alberta.ca/covid19 www.ahs.ca/covid March 9, 2020 Alberta has now announced four cases of COVID-19 in four days. For some, this news may be alarming. I want to underline that three of these four cases are linked to a single cruise ship. At this time there have been 4 presumptive cases in Alberta...

 The Summer Village needs some volunteers to help with this year's annual picnic. If you want to serve on the picnic committee to organize the event please contact  CAO June Boyda.  

Council meeting agenda's are now available online.  You can check out the agenda for the upcoming Council meeting on February 4, 2020. 

  Fortis contractors will be clearing trees from right of ways in the area. This project will take about 18 months to complete. Representatives will be in contact with you if it affects your property. If you have any questions or concerns please call 310-WIRE

 The RCMP have partnered with Leduc County & the City of Leduc. Take the survey and tell them what priorities you think the RCMP should focus on. RCMP Survey