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Development Permit The County of St. Paul issues Development Permits on a regular basis.  The following permit has been issued for a discretionary use - Agricultural Service Centre - building change of use. For more information, click here.

Phone the County Public Works After hours Number at 780-645-0557 if you have a concern that cannot wait until regular business hours - i.e. poor road conditions.

Development Permit The County of St. Paul Issues Development Permits on a regular basis.  The following permit has been issued for a discretionary use - accessory building to be 20' instead of 14.75' and total building area to be greater than 12% of total parcel area on Lot 5, Block 2, Plan 193TR, NW 25-59-11-W4. For more information, click here.

Upcoming Events in January and February related to Farm management, hemp production and more! Emergency Farm Plan Session - January 17th, 2019 at 6:00pm Session run by Brad Andres—Director, Emergency Management Services at Alberta Agriculture and Forestry. Session will go through the creation of an Emergency Farm Plan Session. An Emergency Farm Plan is important to have on Farm to allow your family, your operation to be protected in the event of an emergency. Your farming operation i...

The County of St. Paul is currently seeking applications for a full-time Communications Officer.  Deadline to apply is January 25th.   The County of St. Paul is currently seeking applications for a full-time Communications Officer based on a 35-hour work week. The position shall report to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of the County, the Communications Officer works closely with other internal teams in providing strategic, timely, and effective communications both internally and ex...

County Council gave first reading to Bylaw 2018-28 to authorize borrowing of $2,641,256 for Grading and Base Paving 2 miles of Township Road 582 from Highway 881 to 57th Street in the Town of St. Paul.  The County has applied for a grant for this project jointly with the Town of St. Paul.  The bylaw will be brought forward for second and third reading at the February Council meeting.  For more information, select this link to view the complete bylaw - Borrowing Bylaw - Twp Rd 582

Clubroot is a serious soil-borne disease affecting crops around Alberta, several in the County are affected, Is your field infected? Including canola, mustard and other crops in the cabbage family. Cole crop vegetables, for example, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, kale, kohlrabi, radish, rutabaga and turnip, are susceptible to clubroot, as are many cruciferous weeds, for example, wild mustard, stinkweed and shepherd’s purse. Find out where clubroot was f...