Town News

The Town of Olds is proposing amendments to its Land Use Bylaw aimed at promoting new construction for multi-unit rental apartment buildings. From feedback via the 2023 Housing Needs Assessment survey as well as ongoing dialogue with The Olds College and local businesses, rental housing continues to be a significant need. These proposed changes reflect the Town's commitment to adapt to evolving needs while maintaining the unique character and quality of life in Olds.

The Town is preparing an Area Structure Plan for the section of land located north of Hwy. 27 and east of Hwy. 2A. 

The Town of Olds is the proud recipient of a grant from the Government of Alberta Electric Vehicles for Municipalities Program (EVM), that has allowed the Town to purchase an electric Ice resurfacer.

The Olds Utilities Department has made progress in repairing the town's infrastructure.

The Town of Olds is excited to present this month's Project Volunteer meeting on Thursday, March 21.

Hi, this is Gary Gaudette, Community Facilitator with the Town of Olds.

The Town of Olds is excited to present this month's Project Volunteer meeting on Thursday, March 21. Project Volunteer is a monthly gathering to connect the vibrant volunteers of Olds with interesting volunteer opportunities with community needs.

In a move to enhance waste management services while managing costs, the Town of Olds announces the discontinuation of community grass bin services in 2024.  A decision was made to shift current costs to increasing and improving residential green bin services so residents would see a more direct benefit from dollars spent. 

Get ready to hop into spring with our upcoming Easter Bunny Swim on Saturday, March 16th, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM!

Olds, Alta. – On March 6, 2024, at 11:55 PM Olds RCMP received a report of a collision between two semi-trucks on Highway 791 and Highway 27.

Get ready to hop into spring with our upcoming Easter Bunny Swim on Saturday, March 16th, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM