Enumerators are now going door-to-door to all rural and hamlet addresses in Flagstaff County as part of our 2024 Municipal Census. To avoid an in-person visit to your residence, please complete the census.

Kids, break out those pencil crayons and markers! In honour of National Public Works Week from May 19 to 25, the Municipal Services Department is hosting a colouring contest!

Attention all rural Flagstaff County and hamlet landowners: Got a service request, such as a sewer or road issue?

Online Crime Reporting (OCR) offers an alternative and convenient way for people to report non-emergent crime without having to call the police or visit the detachment.

Listen here to all episodes of Flagstaff County: The Podcast!

Wild boar in Alberta have been gaining ground and starting to invade the province quite rapidly in some regions. Their invasion can result in some of the most damaging from a species in North America.

Just a friendly reminder that a penalty of 6% will be levied on all unpaid taxes on May 1, 2024.

From Facebook and Twitter to YouTube and Instagram, Flagstaff County takes pride in having a strong and engaging social media presence. The various platforms have proven to be very effective for sharing information of public interest with our residents, businesses and visitors.

We asked you to complete our 2025 Business Plan Survey online or in print by April 2, 2024. Now here’s a look at what we heard from you.

It takes investment to build community. Flagstaff County — the “Community of communities” — contributed more than $6 million last year in support of a variety of activities and services. Here is a breakdown of regional funding the County provided in 2023.