Waterslide and Curling Rink receive provincial funding

The Friends of Jasper Culture & Recreation Society received funding from the Government of Alberta Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP) in the amount of $200,000 to help replace the waterslide at the Jasper Aquatic Centre. 

The Jasper...

Subscribe to the Alert Centre

NEW for 2018 - subscribe to the Municipality of Jasper Alert Centre to receive emergency notifications by text or email.

Please ensure you select which notifications to receive, through which method, by clicking on the envelope icon (email) or the cell pho...

Have an idea to name the exchange lands?

Forward your suggestion to a municipal councillor by April 23. 

As per the Municipal Asset Naming policy (D-013), name submissions for assets should fall into one of the following categories:

• Natural Features –  reflecting promin...

Council approves 2018 operating budget

Council approved the 2018 Operating Budget in the amount of $22.5 M, with $7.6 M to be levied from local taxpayers, representing a 5.07% increase from the 2017 municipal budget, when a 1.2% increase was implemented.

The 2018 budget continues to support the...

Avoid Frozen Water Lines - Turn On Your Water Bleeder

If your home or business has a water line bleeder, please make sure it is turned on. Warmer temperatures actually drive the frost further into the ground.

Water line freeze-ups can happen anytime temperatures drop below zero and the frost starts penetrati...

January FireSmart Newsletter

Full January 2018 FireSmart Newsletter

Highly visible work will take place along the southern and western edges of town, including along the Discovery Trail on Connaught Drive. The project will target pine beetle affected trees and other forest fuel locate...

Intergovernmental Forum Update

Highlights from the December 19, 2017 Intergovernmental Forum include the Jasper Community Sustainability Plan update; parcel GB release; recreational marijuana and FireSmart project funding.

Municipality Takes Action on Wildfire Protection

Starting in early December, the Municipality of Jasper is moving ahead with FireSmart work around the town site to improve community wildfire protection and remove hazardous trees from public lands.

Are you ready in case of a wildfire?

At this time of year, a wildfire is the most likely community emergency to affect Jasper. Be prepared - keep a full tank of gas in your personal vehicle, and have important papers and an emergency kit ready to go.While first responders will be busy handli...

MOJ shines at 2017 Communities in Bloom Awards

The Municipality of Jasper received a 5 Blooms - Bronze rating and a special mention for Municipal Library and Cultural Centre Landscape during the 2017 National/International Symposium and Awards Ceremonies in Ottawa. 

The Municipality  ...

Housing Corporation Update

The Jasper Community Housing Corporation (JCHC) announced its three-point strategy to address staff and seniors housing in Jasper:

• Move forward on development of specific lands under the JCHC leadership. 
  • Specifically, development on three land par...