Off-site Levies
Effective July 15, 2025, the Town of Rocky Mountain House will no longer charge off-site levies on new developments. These fees are traditionally collected from new developments to fund municipal infrastructure upgrades such as roads, water, and wastewater services. This decision was approved by Council following a review of economic conditions, an updated utilities master plan, feedback from the development community and careful deliberation of Council.
Land Use Bylaw
The Town of Rocky Mountain House Council has updated the Land Use Bylaw.
Recreation Master Plan
The current Regional Recreation Master Plan was completed in 2017. Many of the objectives and priorities outlined in the plan have been achieved. The new Recreation Master Plan will be a guiding document which will aid Council and Administration in decision making for potential new projects in the next 10 years.
Disc Golf Course
The Town of Rocky Mountain House has begun preparations for the new disc golf course installation. The 9-hole course is being installed on Town-owned land adjacent to the multi-use trail.
Wayfinding Program
Council has identified the installation of a wayfinding program as a means to support the Town's tourism industry and achieve the sustainability goals of Council's Strategic Plan.
Municipal Policing Model Study
The Town of Rocky Mountain House recently conducted a comprehensive policing model study. An FAQ about the project and the final report are available.
Civic Building
Council has included building design plans in its 2025 capital budget.
