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Looking for something to do in the Diamond Valley area? Wondering when an event is taking place? Visit our “Events Calendar” to find out what’s going on!
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Family Day Scavenger Hunt
Monday, February 20, 2012
KIDS, BRING YOUR PARENTS AND FRIENDS!
• 10:00 a.m. – Register your team of family and friends at the Flare ‘n Derrick Community Centre.
• 11:00 a.m. – The fun begins with teams setting out into the community to find as many items as they can from the list.
• 12:00 p.m. – Return to the Flare ‘n Derrick Community Centre for hot dogs, hot chocolate and a prize presentation.
• 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. – Skating Party! Lace up your skates and skate with members of the Turner Valley Fire Department.
No fee to register.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE PHONE 403.933.4944.
Quad Regional Water Partnership Press Release
In the fall of 2008 the Towns of Black Diamond and Town of Turner Valley, along with the Village of Longview and the Municipal District of Foothills # 31 formed the “Quad Regional Water Partnership” (QRWP). For more information please read this press release prepared on January 10, 2012.
2012 Business & Animal Licenses
A friendly reminder that all business and animal licence renewals are due on February 22, 2012. If you have any questions please contact Dorothy at 403.933.4944 or dorothyk@turnervalley.ca.
Snow Removal Notice
A friendly reminder to residents, please remember that snow and ice must be removed from sidewalks adjoining their properties within 24 hours of the snow falling. For those that have neighbours that are either away or elderly please be a “snow angel” and help out. Your assistance in this will help keep our community a safe and happy place to live.
Disaster Services Page
Turner Valley Emergency Management Services (TVEMS) prepares for and responds to major emergencies and disasters that may impact Turner Valley residents, their health, properties, or livelihoods. Please view the newly created Disaster Services page on turnervalley.ca to help prepare yourself in the event of an emergency.
Garbage Pickup Reminder
Remember when putting your garbage out for pick up on Tuesdays:
Park it: Place your cart on the street, with the wheels against the curb. If there is no curb, place the cart just off the street or on the shoulder.
Space it: Leave at least 1 meter/3 feet of clearance between the cart and any obstacles such as parked cars, poles, mailboxes, etc.
Point it: The arrows on the cart lid must point to the centre of the Street.
All your waste must fit in the cart with the lid closed.
No additional waste will be collected.
Please take full advantage of our Recycle Centre located at 106 Royal Avenue NE. (East side of the Fire Hall)
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This helpful section was developed to assist people in the navigation of our website. In this brief section you will find pointers and suggestions that will aid visitors in getting around www.turnervalley.ca.
Tabs
You may notice references to “tabs” on our website such as the “Home” tab. A tab is a heading or main page (often referred to as a “parent page”) under which other related pages can be found, and these tabs are located in the top ribbon of all the pages on our website. To see what pages are under each tab (Home, Visitors, Community, Business, Municipal Services, and Contact) simply move your mouse over the tab WITHOUT clicking and a list will drop down. NOTE: some tabs do not have any further pages and some pages within tabs have further sub pages; this is denoted by two arrows after the title of the page. EXAMPLE: “Home>>” will have further pages under the tab where as “Contact” will not.
Links
You will notice some text on our website is distinguished by a bright green color. Any text that you see in this color signifies that it is a link to a document or another webpage that you can view by clicking on the bright green text.
Search Box
The search box is convenient if you are not having any luck locating a page or section you are looking for on our website. Simply type in the word or phrase you are looking for, click search, and this will bring up all related information on our website relative to what you searched for.
Questions and Comments
Do you have any questions, suggestions or comments about our website? We would love to hear from you at admin@turnervalley.ca.
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The Town of Turner Valley Council and Staff welcome you to our picturesque community!
Turner Valley is nestled in the foothills of the majestic Canadian Rocky Mountains only30 minutes from Calgary and on the edge of Kananaskis Country.
We offer beautiful hiking trails and wildlife or if you prefer, enjoy a swim in the Town’s outdoor pool.
Turner Valley was discovered during the first era for its Oil and Gas and is known as the birthplace of Alberta’s Oil and Gas industry. In 1914 the first producing well came into production. It is known as Dingman #1. Turner Valley boasts a remarkable history as not only the first major oilfield in Alberta but at one time the largest oil producer in the British Empire.
Many people are attracted to the area for its magnificent scenery and fresh mountain air. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the big city and enjoy peace and tranquility in a less stressful environment.
Turner Valley is an ideal location to raise a family or to retire. Many Premium Residential & Commercial opportunities await you in our friendly town also known as “A Gateway to Kananaskis”.
Photo Credits: Bill Marsh, John Kirinic, The Town of Turner Valley.
There is so much here for you to
discover and enjoy.
Visit us soon!
Our Municipal building is located at 223 Main Street NE.