News and Notices

The Town of Olds is pleased to share the third video in its series of videos that promote our town to a wider audience.

Here Are Local News Stories Making Headlines from November 12 to December 11.

The Town of Olds Council has approved the 2026 Municipal Operating and Capital Budgets, allocating $37.3 million for operations and $2.88 million for capital projects. This year’s allocation reflects an increase of 2.6% over 2025’s operating budget. The 2026 budget reflects Council’s ongoing commitment to renewing critical infrastructure, enhancing community services, and supporting a vibrant, sustainable future for residents.  

An overview of Council discussions and decisions from the Regular Council meeting on December 8, 2025.

The Town of Olds is pleased to announce the Mountain View Power (MVP) Community Grant Evaluation Committee has selected six local organizations to receive a total of $76,900 in funding through the Fall 2025 intake of the MVP Community Grants Program.

Understanding Licenses: Where does the revenue from pet and business licenses go?

We know it can be frustrating when your street isn’t plowed. Snow clearing in Olds follows a structured priority system and not every snowfall triggers a full town-wide plow. Here’s how it works.

The overview of Council discussions and decisions from the Regular Council meeting on November 24, 2025.

The Alzheimer Society of Alberta and Northwest Territories is bringing its expertise and support directly to the community of Olds. A Mobile Rural Navigator will be available monthly at the Olds Community Connection Centre to connect with individuals living with Dementia and their care partners.

Meet Your Mayor and Council. These community members have been elected to represent you and guide the Town over the next four years.