Culture & Recreations facilities have reopened

Culture & Recreations facilities have reopened. 

The Fitness Centre, Aquatic Centre and Activity Centre reopened on September 21, 2020.  

Each facility is following provincial health regulations and operating with new hours. Users must...

Commercial Cardboard Virtual Town Hall Meeting

Link to YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CTUFCEjEEc&t=25s

This meeting was held on September 24, 2020. 

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Municipal Council is considering changes to the commercial cardboard rec...

Missed the September 22 Committee of the Whole meeting? Watch it online

The following items were discussed and reviewed: EPCOR annual review and update, seasonal suspension of compost collection, commercial cardboard virtual town hall: what to expect, in town paid parking and the 2021 budget process

September 15 meeting highlights, meeting recording available on Youtube

Council Highlights are published on the municipal website following each regular meeting. The September 15 meeting highlights are now available. Recordings of the meetings are also available on YouTube through the Municipality of Jasper channel

Jasper Receives $3.66M in Federal Funding for Recreation Facilities Renovation and Upgrades

Funding for the Recreation Facilities Renovation and Upgrades was approved by Infrastructure Canada in the amount of $3,664,584, which will help finance upgrades to the Arena, curling rink, Activity Centre, Aquatic Centre and Centennial Park Log Cabin.

Deferred property taxes and utility bills due Sept. 1

Are you a property owner who took advantage of the option to defer property taxes or utility bill fees? 

The Municipality of Jasper is reminding residents and business owners that the total of delayed amounts will be due on September 1, 2020.&...

Chief Administrative Officer Mark Fercho Moving On

With regret for the organization, and best wishes for success in his new venture, the Municipality of Jasper announces the pending departure of Chief Administrative Officer Mark Fercho.

What businesses need to know about required face coverings

The new Temporary Compulsory Face Covering Bylaw requires operators or proprietors of indoor public places to display notice, at all public entrances, that all persons entering and remaining within these premises must wear a face covering.

Face coverings, or face masks, required in Jasper

Council made face coverings compulsory on most municipal sidewalks downtown, and in all outdoor public places where a 2 metre distance cannot be maintained. A new bylaw also requires individuals to wear face coverings in all indoor public places.

Keep Jasper Safe Pledge

We can protect each other from COVID-19. Join Council in taking the pledge to Keep Jasper Safe by wearing a mask in the downtown core and in public spaces where you're unable to maintain physical distancing. Together, we can keep each other safe.

Downtown Speed Limit Reduced to 30km/h

Notice something “new” downtown?

The speed limit in the commercial business district has decreased to 30km/h as part of the sidewalk seating and retail area extension project.

With appropriate permits, this summer businesses can expand t...

Sidewalk Seating & Retail Area Extension Permits now available

To help with physical distancing, the MOJ has created a Temporary Sidewalk Seating Extension Permit and a Retail Area Extension Permit. Permit holders can expand sidewalk seating or retail displays by using the parking lane in front of their business.

Municipality of Jasper COVID-19 Recovery and Relaunch

Find out how the Municipality of Jasper intends to navigate the recovery and relaunch of municipal facilities and services, including strategic guiding principles and a framework to guide decisions going forward.

June 19 Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC) update

The ECC deactivated on June 15 - the same day the Government of Alberta lifted the provincial public health emergency. This is the last ECC update. Check our website and Facebook page for updates in coming weeks.

Changes to Community Outreach Services

Community Outreach Services (COS) is currently in a stage of transition, as its existing provincial contracts to provide child, youth and family support services, including Parent Link programming, are coming to a close on March 31. These contracts made u...

Province discontinues Parent Link and other grant funding

The Municipality of Jasper received notice on Monday, Nov. 4 that the Government of Alberta is cancelling contracts across the province for Parent Link and other family support programs, including contracts with Jasper’s Community and Family Ser...

Jasper Evacuation Guide

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