News and Notices

The Olds Fire Department has been invited to participate in a University of Alberta pilot study exploring the effectiveness of drone usage in emergency response scenarios.

The Town of Olds is pleased to announce that Town Council is supporting a new home for three community organizations.

Michelle Schumard shares some exciting updates about the Olds Aquatic Centre's spring schedule and available programs.

The Town of Olds is happy to announce three Spring Clean-Up Events, a series of old and new initiatives designed to spruce up our town and foster community spirit.

CP Rail communicated that there is a delay in completing the remaining repairs, attributed primarily to the procurement, stating that the necessary parts and materials are expected to arrive between May 1 and May 15. To ensure the safety of all road users, bump signs have been installed and are prominently visible for eastbound traffic on Highway 27 before the crossing.

On Friday April 19, 2024, at 10:33 PM the Olds Fire Department was dispatched to reports of heavy smoke in the area of 51 Ave and 51 street.

Heather Dixon with the Town of Olds and Community Support Services talks about this month's Project Volunteer meeting on Thursday, April 18.

Adrian Pedro, Director of Infrastructure for the Town of Olds, talks about the increased residential waste collection frequency for green, blue, and black bins.

On March 19, 2024, Olds RCMP received information from the public that a rural property located within Mountain View County was being used as a base of operations to sell drugs and house stolen property and firearms. After an investigation, a search warrant was obtained for the residence.

The Town of Olds is thrilled to announce that the Mountain View Power Community Grant Program is now accepting applications for the spring intake.