It's FOIPPA Friday! Ever wonder why Council sometimes closes all or a part of its meetings to the public? Well wonder no more! See below for a brief explanation of Section 19 of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act.

It's Bylaw Tuesday! In anticipation of tonight's Council Meeting, today's featured bylaw is a bylaw that gets rescinded and passed annually: the Town's "Fees and Charges Bylaw."

It's Bylaw Tuesday! Currently under review, today's featured bylaw is Bylaw No 990-12, the Town's "Traffic Bylaw."

Please note the Town office holiday hours as attached. If you have any questions please email: [email protected]

It's FOIPPA Friday! Ever wonder why Council sometimes closes all or a part of its meetings to the public? Well wonder no more! See below for a brief explanation of Section 20 of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act.

Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and all the best to you and yours from all of us here at the town. We will be taking sometime off to spend time with our loved ones this Holiday season.

It's FOIPPA Friday! Ever wonder why Council sometimes closes all or a part of its meetings to the public? Well wonder no more! See below for a brief explanation of Section 21 of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act.

It's FOIPPA Friday! Ever wonder why Council sometimes closes all or a part of its meetings to the public? Well wonder no more! See below for a brief explanation of Section 23 of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act.

It's Bylaw Tuesday! Today's featured bylaw is Bylaw No. 992-11, the Town's "Graffiti Bylaw," which regulates both graffiti and activities related to graffiti within Town limits.

It's FOIPPA Friday! Ever wonder why Council sometimes closes all or a part of its meetings to the public? Well wonder no more! See below for a brief explanation of Section 24 of the Freedom of Information and Privacy Protection Act.

It's Bylaw Tuesday! In anticipation of tonight's Council Meeting, today's featured bylaw is Bylaw No. 1111-22, a bylaw that authorizes the Town to borrow money from ATB for the purposes of financing operations as required on a floating basis.

In recent months, Town Council has considered arguments for and against amending the Town’s Land Use Bylaw to permit licensed restaurants in Raymond. Now, Council would like to hear from you. To be a part of this historic discussion, click here: raymond.ca/letstalk/

The Province of Alberta has just announced design funding for a NEW high school in Raymond! Please visit our website for more details on this exciting opportunity for the the Town! raymond.ca/new-raymond-hi…

As Canada Day falls on Friday this year, those who normally have their garbage collection on Fridays will have their garbage collected on Monday, July 4th along with Monday’s normal collection routes. Also, the Transfer Station will be open on Saturday, July 2nd from 10am-6pm.

Starting today, running for the rest of the week, our town crews will be going around flushing all the fire hydrants.

No commercial garbage pick on Monday September 19. Due to the observance of Queen Elizabeth II Memorial day. For more details please see the posting on our website. raymond.ca/no-commercial-…

Council wants to hear from residents on LetsTalkRaymond about their thoughts on animals in Town. What kind of animals & under what conditions? The feedback collected & best practices will be used to help amend Raymond's animal bylaws! Go to raymond.ca to learn more!

We are pleased to host a Combined Town Hall on Mon, Jan 22 @ 7pm at the Raymond Broadway Theatre where MP Glen Motz, MLA Grant Hunter, & elected officials from the County of Warner, Stirling, & Raymond will be in attendance + refreshments! Raymond.ca for details!

TONIGHT...We are pleased to host a Combined Town Hall on Mon, Jan 22 @ 7pm at the Raymond Broadway Theatre where MP Glen Motz, MLA Grant Hunter, & elected officials from the County of Warner, Stirling, & Raymond will be in attendance + refreshments! Raymond.ca

We are 8 days into our engagement on animals in Raymond. Please share your thoughts at letstalk.raymond.ca if you live in town!