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.
Now that Clearwater County’s new Land Use Bylaw has been adopted, how satisfied are you with the updated rules and improvements?
Fire Rating
Todays fire rating is High
Current Fire Rating:High
The wildfire danger in Clearwater County is now HIGH.
If you see smoke in the forest, report it immediately by calling 310-FIRE (3473).
For the most up-to-date information on fire ban status in Alberta, visit Alberta Fire Bans
*With harvest season underway, it is important to be mindful that agricultural equipment can inadvertently start a wildfire. Regularly inspect your machines and clear any debris or vegetation from around hot spots. This practice can help prevent wildfires caused by overheated debris. Always carry basic firefighting equipment including a shovel, fire extinguisher and/or water supply and a bucket on your farming equipment.