Town News

Several local community groups have received a boost from the Mountain View Power (MVP) Community Grant Program, funded by designated profits from MVP.

Mayor Judy Dahl talks about the importance of Alberta Rural Health Week: May 27 to 31.

The 2025 budget survey is now underway from the Town of Olds. The survey will be open until July 5 and the feedback received will help Council shape the 2025 budget. This survey allows residents to provide their direct feedback on the budget process by selecting top spending priorities on a wide range of topics affecting our community. Resident feedback, ideas, and suggestions are invaluable as we make decisions about how to allocate resources and prioritize initiatives that will enhance the quality of life for our community.

The Town of Olds is happy to continue with Spring Clean Up events designed to spruce up our Town and foster community spirit. Our Pop-Up Transfer Station will take place from May 23 to May 25 at the Olds Operations Center from 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM each day.

Gary Gaudette, Community Facilitator with the Town of Olds, talks about this month's Project Volunteer meeting on Thursday, May 16.

The Town of Olds is proud to announce the seasonal opening of the Residential Branch Dump on May 14, 2024.

The Town of Olds is happy to announce the first of three Spring Clean Up events designed to spruce up our Town and foster community spirit.

The Town of Olds is pleased to announce the launch of two new environmental incentive programs aimed at promoting sustainability and eco-conscious practices within our community.

May 5 to 10 marks the annual Emergency Preparedness Week, a vital initiative that underscores the importance of being prepared for any unexpected event.

In an ongoing commitment to serve the diverse needs of our community, the Town of Olds is pleased to announce important updates to the Sunshine Bus service, ensuring accessible and affordable transportation for all residents.