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 The Summer Village of Sundance Beach is pleased to welcome Doris McAllister as the bylaw enforcement officer.  If you would like to contact her for a municipal bylaw concern, please call:  (780) 719-6447.  She will be working part-time, providing 2 hours of service per week, with patrols through the Summer Village. She will assist with items such as noise, animal control, parking, watching for development, etc. For concerns regarding speeding or criminal matters, you must contact the RCMP.

The Covid-19 pandemic is still upon us, but we are re-opening the office and community hall with health and safety protocols.   Here's a summary of our re-opening plans: Office: We are still working on safety protocols for the office, so it will continue to remain physically closed to the public. You may still phone or email with any questions, mail in documents, or drop off documents or cheques in the mailbox located on the back of the community bulletin board outside of the office. ...

 Yoga Classes will start at the John Turgeon Centre (Sundance Community Hall) August 2nd at 10:45 am. Covid-19 safe practices will be in effect. See the documents below for information:

 Alberta Health Services has issued an advisory regarding blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) blooms at Pigeon Lake. News Release Cyanobacteria Information

 Over the past year, the Summer Village of Sundance Beach Easement Holder’s Association (EHA) board has been working on new development regulations for the EHA lands. The process commenced last fall when we posted a survey on the Summer Village website and canvassed via email all EHA members. After reviewing the survey results, we commenced the drafting of the new development regulations. The main purpose of the regulations is to provide greater guidance to the EHA members prior to complet...

Over the next few months, Council will be considering new and updated bylaws.  This is coming from the joint bylaw and policy project that was completed using regional grant funding with the Summer Village of Silver Beach. A few bylaws will be brought forward to each Council meeting that has been updated to meet current regulations and practices. All of the proposed bylaws will be part of the Council agenda packages, which you can find on the Council page. If you have any comments aroun...

 This year, the Government of Canada is celebrating Canada Day in a whole new way to bring us together virtually and share our pride in being Canadian. On July 1, take part in the virtual Canada Day celebrations in different ways: • The Canada Day Celebration Kit offers more than 40 interactive, creative and educational activities for the whole family. Have fun exploring each activity pack and share your experience using #CanadaDay. • Enjoy virtual celebrations happeni...