The Town, in partnership with the Rotary Club of High River, is excited to announce the Community Pathways Network Extension Project. In conjunction with the Town of High River’s Parks, Trails and Open Space Master Plan, the project will formalize and connect pathways already in use by residents to bridge gaps in the Happy Trails pathway network.

To learn more or view the project plan, visit highriver.ca/news.

Don't forget to let us know if you support the Town borrowing up to $15M to expand the existing pool facility by voting in the Aquatic Facility Referendum.

Want to cast your vote early? Visit us at the advanced polls October 7, 9 , 14 and 16. For more information, visit us at highriver.ca/election or highriver.ca/referendum.

Monday, September 13 on highriver.ca/council-meetings.

Go to highriver.ca/council-meetings for the agendas and to view them as they are streamed live. Meetings are also saved on the Town's You Tube channel for watching live, or later.

The following development permit applications have been considered by the Development Authority and given conditional approval subject to appeal. A mandatory twenty-one (21) day appeal period is required for anyone claiming to be affected by these notices.

Appeal period ends September 21, 2021

Civic Addresses: 908 7 Street SW

Legal Addresses: Plan: 2656T; Block: D; Lot: 23&24

Proposed Development: Single detached dwelling and additional dwelling unit with

variances

Development Permit No: 1031.21

Are you looking to get active this Fall? The Bob Snodgrass Recreation Complex has the program for you!

Whether you’re into sweating or swimming, the Fall Community Guide has something to keep you moving when the temperatures cool down this season.

Registration is now open for Fall programs

starting September 13 with limited spots, so don’t miss out!

For more information and to see the Fall

Community guide, visit highriver.ca/community-guide.

To register for programs, visit

highriver.ca/program-registration.

The final Skatemania for the summer season,

held on August 26th, was extra special as the

Town of High River was able to celebrate the new streetlights at the High River skatepark! These streetlights have been instrumental in the

advancement of skateboarding, scootering and

bmx-ing among youth in our community as

residents are now able to access the skatepark

long after the sun goes down.

The Town of High River was the successful

recipient of the Save The Energy grant and was

gifted both materials and labour in seeing the streetlight project realized back in 2019. The Town of High River would like to thank Fortis Alberta for their contribution to this project and for being a strong community supporter.

A small presentation was followed by a ribbon cutting to mark the occasion.

Photo credit to High River Online.