Town News

The Town of Olds is shifting how it manages select green spaces and shrub beds by embracing naturalization—converting low-use or difficult-to-maintain areas into more natural, self-sustaining landscapes. This change reflects a shift toward responsible land use, and long-term cost management while continuing to prioritize safe, attractive public spaces.

Spring programming is about to begin at the Olds Aquatic Centre, and there’s still time to dive in! Register today!

Spring in Olds is the perfect time to clean up, give back, and clear out. The Town of Olds is excited to bring back two popular clean-up programs.

The Town of Olds is excited to announce the seasonal opening of the Residential Branch Dump and Grass Clippings Area on May 1, 2025. Located at the Operations Centre on the west end of town, this program provides an easy and environmentally responsible option for residents of Olds to dispose of yard waste, including branches, small trees, shrubs, and leaves.

Here are the local news stories making headlines from April 3 – Aril 16, 2025

Have your say and help shape the future of housing in Olds!

On March 28, 2025, Olds RCMP was dispatched to a report of a serious assault that occurred in the Town of Olds. Upon arrival, a female victim was located with multiple serious injuries. Investigation led to a male suspect being identified.

On March 27, 2025, Olds Crime Reduction Unit observed drug trafficking activity in the Town of Olds. With the assistance of Olds RCMP, a traffic stop was conducted, and subsequent to an investigation, 238 grams of suspected methamphetamine were located.

The Town of Olds is developing a Housing Strategy. Your feedback from the Housing Strategy Survey will help us plan for housing over the next 10 to 20 years.

Here are the local news stories making headlines from March 20 – April 2, 2025.