Q: How do I appear before Council?

A: Council Meetings are generally held the first and third Mondays of each month. You would be required to contact the Town Office (Executive Assistant) at least one week prior to the meeting and submit a written document of the concern that you would like Council to address. The Executive Assistant would then provide you with the time of your appearance. You are generally given 15 minutes to make your presentation and answer any questions.

Q. How do I contact the Mayor?

A: Please contact the Town Office () and we will make arrangements for you.

Q. Grass Clippings, Leaves and Branches Can Go Where?

A: Chestermere residents can bring grass clippings, leaves and branches to the Public Works yard for composting.
The yard is open Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. We are closed on statutory holidays.

Q: What home projects require Building Permits?

A: Our Planning & Development staff is happy to assist you with all your home projects. A brief list of those requiring Development and Building Permits are: Decks, Sheds over 120 sq ft., Additions, Sunrooms, Above-Ground Pools. Some projects that require building permits are Basements, Renovations and In-Ground Pools. This is not a complete list. Please call 403-207-7075 for more information or you may also visit our handy section of development brochures here.

Sheds under 120 sq. ft. do not require a permit but must follow height restrictions and meet all setback requirements (just call us!). Fences do not require a permit but follow height restrictions. More information available by visiting the link above for our development brochures.

Q: How do I obtain an Electrical, Plumbing or Gas Permit?

A: Utility permits (Electrical, Plumbing and Gas) are issued by the Town of Chestermere and can be pulled be homeowners or tradesmen. Forms are available here on our website, or by visiting our Planning & Development Counter. All inspections and followup is handled by Alberta Permit Pro post-issuance. We only accept payments in Cash, Cheque or Debit and therefore Utility permit requests must be mailed (with cheque) or applied for in person.

Where can I take my dog for a walk?

A: There is currently a place along the north end of the lake