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Study update notice

The Province  would like to provide an update on the status of the Pincher Creek Flood Hazard Study.
 

The study started in spring 2019 and technical work on all components is now complete.
 

We recognize there is tremendous interest in the study and new flood mapping products. We are currently

seeking public feedback on major study components as part of our study finalization process, including flood

inundation maps that support local emergency response. We are planning future municipal review and public

engagement opportunities for other study components, including flood hazard maps used to inform long-term

planning, and will provide an update when more information becomes available.
 

Participate in the engagement process and submit feedback by Friday, January 15, 2021 at 4:30 pm.

https://www.alberta.ca/pincher-creek-flood-study-engagement.aspx

The Pincher Creek Flood Hazard Study is being completed under the provincial Flood Hazard Identification

Program, the goals of which include enhancement of public safety and reduction of future flood damages through

the identification of river and flood hazards. The provincial study was co-funded through the federal National

Disaster Mitigation Program.

More information about the Alberta Flood Hazard Identification Program can be found at:

www.floodhazard.alberta.ca

 

Update notice 
About Flood Studies Fact Sheet - Pincher Creek 
About this study Fact Sheet- Pincher Creek 
About our engagement - Pincher Creek 


If you have any questions regarding this work, the project engagement and education specialist, Julia Frohlich,

can be contacted at:

Email: julia.frohlich@gov.ab.ca

Telephone: 403 355-2494

Road Closure | Beverly McLachlin Dr | May 1-2
April 25, 2024
Beverly McLachlin Drive will be closed between Frederick Street and Adelaide Street from May 1 to May 2 to allow for the installation of a utility services.

Please use extreme caution when travelling near construction workers and obey all barricades and detours.

PRESS RELEASE – STAGE 1 WATER RESTRICTION IN EFFECT
April 24, 2024
April 24, 2024 - For immediate release – On Monday, April 22, 2024, Town Council passed the amended Water Utility Bylaw. Changes to the bylaw include the trigger points for enacting water restrictions in the Town of Pincher Creek. This update was requested by the province as part of the Town of Pincher Creek’s Drought Management Plan.
 
The Town of Pincher Creek has moved from Stage 2 Water Restriction to Stage 1 Voluntary Water Conservation effective April 24, 2024 based on the Water Utility Bylaw 1631-24 revisions of April 22, 2024.

NOTICE OF DISPOSITION OF LAND FOR LESS THAN MARKET VALUE
April 17, 2024
Council for the Town of Pincher Creek has accepted an offer from Link Builders for the purchase of 656 Charlotte Street, 655 Main Street, and 659 Maint Street for a total of $50,000.