ABOUT THE COUNTY
The County of St. Paul is a people-focused, close-knit region with a population of just over 6400, a community of 1200 farms, 32 oil & gas companies and is located 208km from Edmonton in north east Alberta.
The Town of St. Paul, Town of Elk Point and Summer Village of Horseshoe Bay lie within the County boundaries but have their own governance. There are numerous hamlets such as Ashmont, Heinsburg, Mallaig, Lafond, Lindbergh, Lottie Lake, St. Edouard, St. Lina, and St. Vincent which form part of the County.
We're a community that shares in your values. Just like the qualities you would expect in a spouse or friend, we work to live our core values in everything we do: we’ll be honest and transparent (even when it’s tough), we’ll be fair, we’ll share in and work towards success, we’ll be welcoming, and when it comes down to it we care. We’re not the city, we’re the un-city.
COUNTY NEWS
We regularly post information on this news page about council happenings, county news, lifestyle blogs and more. Check back here regularly for updated information
County of St. Paul Looking for Library Board Member-at-Large
The County is looking for a resident to sit as a member-at-large on the County of St. Paul Library Board. The Board Member will serve on the board along with Elected Officials. The board provides financial management and policy direction for County Libraries. Meetings are held monthly except during the months of July and August….
Work on Water Transmission System – Work Possible Affecting Ashmont, Lottie & Mallaig
NEW DATES – Work on Water Transmission System Work possibly affecting Ashmont, Lottie and Mallaig September 16-18, 2019 September 23-25, 2019 The Capital Regional Northeast Water Service Commission (CRNWSC) is replacing four sections of the regional water transmission main to accommodate the waterline replacement near Fort Saskatchewan. The County is asking customers to voluntarily restrict non-essential…
Development Permit Issued
Take notice that the following Development Permit has been issued in accordance with Land Use Bylaw No. 2013-50 of the County of St. Paul No. 19. Appeals will be accepted until October 1, 2019 at 4:00 p.m. View Development Permit
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