Hinton, AB
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Thu Aug 20, 2026
Special Council Meeting
Hinton council to hold public hearing on land use bylaw changes
The Town of Hinton is holding a special council meeting and public hearing to consider amendments to Land Use Bylaw No. 1088-27. The changes would rezone a property at 190 Maurer Drive to allow medium-to-high density housing and add townhouses and multi-dwelling units up to five storeys in specific districts. Council will hear public input before voting on the bylaw.
- Rezone Lot 2, Block 4, Plan 152 0289 (190 Maurer Drive) from R-S3 to R-M2
- Add 'Townhouse' as a permitted use in R-M2 district
- Add 'Dwelling, Multi-Dwelling Unit up to (5) storeys' to DC1 Boutin Avenue Direct Control District - Area IV (Lot 1, Block 30, Plan 182 1995)
- Public hearing on Bylaw No. 1088-27
- Closed session for land matters per ATIA sections 19 & 20
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AGENDA
Special Council Meeting
4:00 PM - August 20, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1.
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1.
Special Meeting of Council Agenda
3.
PUBLIC HEARING
2 - 9
3.1.
Land Use Bylaw No. 1088-27
4.
NEW BUSINESS
10 - 15
4.1.
Land Use Bylaw Amendment No. 1088-27
5.
CLOSED SESSION
Section 197(2) of the Municipal Government Act specifies that a council may close all or part of a meeting
to the public if a matter to be discussed is within one of the exceptions to disclosure in Division 2 of Part 1
of ATIA. The exceptions include matters where disclosures could be harmful to personal privacy,
individual or public safety, law enforcement, intergovernmental relations, or economic or other interests.
No bylaw or resolution can be passed at a closed meeting except a resolution to revert to the open
council meeting in public or to rece …
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Tue Aug 11, 2026
Committee of the Whole
Hinton committee to review youth advisory council bylaw amendments
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing proposed amendments to Bylaw 1169-3, which governs the Hinton Youth Advisory Council, to clarify eligibility, roles, meeting frequency, and volunteer hour requirements. The committee will also discuss advocacy items and a letter of support for FlyAV8 air service development, and receive updates on the 2026-2029 tactical plan. The meeting includes a closed session for the CAO performance review and mutual performance discussion.
- Bylaw 1169-3 amendments to Hinton Youth Advisory Council Terms of Reference
- Advocacy items for consideration
- Letter of support for FlyAV8 Air Service Development
- 2026-2029 Tactical Plan Update
- Closed session: CAO performance review and mutual performance discussion
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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
4:00 PM - August 11, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1. ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1 Call to Order
2. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1 Committee of the Whole Agenda
3. MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council regarding issues,
events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and welcoming environment, please adhere
to the following guidelines:
•Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
•Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•Maintain a respectful tone and language.
4. REPORTS FROM ADMINISTRATION
3 - 31 4.1 Hinton Youth Advisory Bylaw Amendment No.1169-3
32 - 54 4.2 Advocacy Items for Consideration
55 - 57 4.3 Letter of Support for FlyAV8 Air Service Development
5. INFORMATION ITEMS
58 - 62 5.1 2026-2029 Tactical Plan Update …
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Wed Aug 5, 2026
Special Council Meeting
Council to consider rezoning for co-op housing project
Council will give first reading to Land Use Bylaw Amendment No. 1088-27, which would rezone two town-owned infill parcels to allow a co-operative housing development by the Northern Alberta Co-operative Housing Association. The meeting also includes scheduling a public hearing for August 20, 2026.
- First reading of Land Use Bylaw Amendment No. 1088-27 to rezone 190 Maurer Drive from R-S3 to R-M2 and amend the DC-1 district at 133 Boutin Avenue to permit multi-dwelling units up to five storeys
- Direct administration to schedule a special council meeting on August 20, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. for a public hearing on the bylaw amendment
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AGENDA
Special Council Meeting
8:00 AM - August 5, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1. ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1. Call to Order
2. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1. Special Meeting of Council Agenda
3. NEW BUSINESS
2 - 7 3.1. Land Use Bylaw Amendment No. 1088-27
4. ADJOURNMENT
4.1. Call for Adjournment of Meeting
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TOWN OF HINTON
Administrative Report
☐ DIRECTION REQUEST ☒ REQUEST FOR DECISION ☐ INFORMATION ITEM
DATE: Regular Council Meeting, August 05, 2026
SUBMITTED BY: Jordan Panasiuk, Chief Administrative Officer
PRESENTED BY: Jordan Panasiuk, Chief Administrative Officer
RE: LAND USE BYLAW AMENDMENT NO. 1088-27
Recommended Action
That Council give Land Use Bylaw No. 1088-27 First Reading.
That Council direct Administration to schedule a Special Council meeting on August 20, 2026
at 4:00 p.m. in Council Chambers to conduct a public hearing on Bylaw No. 1088-27, Bylaw
Amendment No. 1088-27 …
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Tue Aug 4, 2026
Regular Council
Hinton council to consider land transfer for co-op housing proposal
The Town of Hinton’s Regular Council will meet on August 4, 2026, to discuss a proposal to transfer two municipal lots (Boutin Avenue and Baker Street) to a community land trust for a co-operative housing development. The agenda also includes a financial request from the Hinton Art Club for an in-kind donation to support its annual Art Walk event.
- One-off financial request: $1,042.65 in-kind donation for Hinton Art Club’s Art Walk event
- Proposal to transfer Boutin Avenue and Baker Street lands to a community land trust for co-op housing
- Presentation by Northern Alberta Cooperative Housing Association on co-op housing model
- Community grant awards totaling $16,200 for local organizations
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting
4:00 PM - August 4, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1. ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1. Call to Order
2. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1. Regular Council Agenda
3. COUNCIL MINUTES FOR ADOPTION
3 - 6 3.1. Regular Council Meeting - July 7, 2026
7 - 9 3.2. Committee of the Whole Meeting - July 14, 2026
4. MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council regarding issues,
events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and welcoming environment, please adhere
to the following guidelines:
•Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
•Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•Maintain a respectful tone and language.
5. PRESENTATIONS
10 - 21 5.1. Northern Alberta Cooperative Housing Association Presentation (15 min.)
6. ACTION ITEMS
22 - 27 6.1. One …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
Committee of the Whole
Town of Hinton reviews municipal policies and council committees
The Committee of the Whole is reviewing a comprehensive inventory of active town policies to prioritize future updates or rescissions. Additionally, administration is tasked with reviewing non-statutory Council committees regarding their mandate, structure, and future status.
- Policy Listing Review including status and prioritization of municipal policies
- Review of non-statutory Council committees' membership and financial implications
- Rescission of 42 outdated or redundant policies at the June 2, 2026, meeting
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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
4:00 PM - July 14, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1. ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1 Call to Order
2. ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1 Committee of the Whole Agenda
3. MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council
regarding issues, events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and
welcoming environment, please adhere to the following guidelines:
•Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes.
•Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•Maintain a respectful tone and language.
4. REPORTS FROM ADMINISTRATION
3 - 6 4.1 Policy Listing Review
7 - 28 4.2 Boards and Committees Review
29 - 32 4.3 2025-26 Civic Partnership Agreements Inventory and Proposed Partnership
Report
33 - 46 4.4 Tactical Plan Q2 Report
5. REPORTING
5.1 Council Repor …
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Tue Jul 7, 2026
Regular Council
Council to consider third reading of Short-Term Rentals Bylaw No. 1162-3
Council will decide on final readings of the Short-Term Rentals Bylaw Amendment after a previous non-statutory public hearing and amendments. Other items include a one-off financial request for DMO: Fridays in Green Square, awarding 2026 Community Grant applicants, and accepting the resignation of Councillor Dewly Nelson.
- Short-Term Rentals Bylaw Amendment No. 1162-3 (first, second, third reading)
- One-Off Financial Request - DMO: Fridays in Green Square
- Award 2026 Community Grant Applicants
- Resignation of Councillor Dewly Nelson
- Request for Tax Penalty Relief
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting
4:00 PM - July 7, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1.
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1.
Regular Council Agenda
3.
COUNCIL MINUTES FOR ADOPTION
3 - 7
3.1.
Regular Council Meeting - June 16, 2026
4.
MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council
regarding issues, events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and
welcoming environment, please adhere to the following guidelines:
Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
Maintain a respectful tone and language.
4.1.
Roxanne Jahnke - Speaking regarding the Short-Term Rentals Bylaw Amendment
No. 1162-3
5.
ACTION ITEMS
8 - 20
5.1.
Short-Term Rentals Bylaw Amendmen …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Regular Council
Council holds public hearing and votes on short-term rental rules.
The Hinton Town Council will hold a non-statutory public hearing to finalize amendments to Short-Term Rentals Bylaw No. 1162-3, following a divided debate on rental caps and award systems. Members will also review presentations from youth groups and community organizations, vote on the 2026 Community Grant recipients, and appoint members to the Regional Assessment Review Board. Closed session discussions will cover a rural transit grant commitment and ongoing negotiations.
- Public hearing on Short-Term Rentals Bylaw No. 1162-3 amendments (lottery system, cap exemptions)
- Final award decisions for 2026 Community Grant applicants
- Appointment of two members to the Regional Assessment Review Board
- Presentations on Extended Producer Responsibility Phase 2 and youth council activities
- Closed session review of a Rural Transit Solutions grant commitment
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting
4:00 PM - June 16, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1.
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1.
Regular Council Agenda
3.
COUNCIL MINUTES FOR ADOPTION
3 - 7
3.1.
Regular Council Meeting June 02, 2026.
4.
MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council regarding issues,
events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and welcoming environment, please adhere
to the following guidelines:
•Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
•Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•Maintain a respectful tone and language.
5.
PRESENTATIONS
8 - 21
5.1.
Hinton Youth Advisory Council Presentation
22 - 38
5.2.
Extended Producer Responsibility Phase 2
39 - 45
5.3.
Community Grant …
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Tue Jun 2, 2026
Regular Council
Council to vote on short-term rental bylaw amendment
Council will consider amending the Short-Term Rentals Bylaw (No. 1162-3), discuss incentives for developing Tier 1 and Boutin Lands, and decide on appointments to the Regional Assessment Review Board. Other items include a levy increase for the Yellowhead Regional Library, a grace period for municipal levy penalties, and rescinding outdated policies. The meeting also features a presentation from the Yellowhead Regional Library Board and a public update on the Pathway to the Park.
- Appointments to the Regional Assessment Review Board
- Yellowhead Regional Library Municipal Levy Increase
- Possible incentives for sale and build-out of Tier 1 and Boutin Lands
- Grace period for municipal levy penalty
- Short-Term Rentals Bylaw Amendment No. 1162-3
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AGENDA
Regular Council Meeting
4:00 PM - June 2, 2026
Council Chambers, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1.
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1.
Regular Council Agenda
3.
COUNCIL MINUTES FOR ADOPTION
3 - 14
3.1.
Regular Council Meeting May 19, 2026
15 - 17
3.2.
Committee of the Whole Meeting May 26, 2026
4.
MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council regarding issues,
events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and welcoming environment, please adhere
to the following guidelines:
•Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
•Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•Maintain a respectful tone and language.
4.1.
Bernie Kreiner - Pathway to the Park update
5.
PRESENTATIONS
18 - 21
5.1.
Yellowhead Regional …
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Tue May 26, 2026
Committee of the Whole
Council to endorse updated Advocacy Document with new priorities
The Committee of the Whole will consider endorsing an updated Town of Hinton Advocacy Document, which includes formally adopted initiatives like a helipad at the hospital and healthcare recruitment, with several items marked as complete and removed. They will also review possible incentives for the sale and build-out of Tier 1 and Boutin Lands, and discuss cooperative housing development. A closed session is scheduled to discuss land matters under provincial privacy and economic interest exemptions.
- Endorse updated Advocacy Document, removing completed items (wildfire prevention committee, affordability grant, etc.)
- Review possible incentives for sale and build-out of Tier 1 and Boutin Lands
- Discuss cooperative housing development
- Senior's Week Proclamation
- Closed session re land (s.19 & 20 of ATIA)
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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
4:00 PM - May 26, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1
Committee of the Whole Agenda
3.
MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
Minute with Council provides an opportunity where residents can address Council regarding
issues, events, celebrations, or concerns. To ensure a constructive and welcoming
environment, please adhere to the following guidelines:
•
Keep your remarks concise; you have three (3) minutes
•
Address the Chair of the meeting when speaking to Council.
•
Avoid asking questions, as this is not a Q&A session.
•
Maintain a respectful tone and language.
4.
REPORTS FROM ADMINISTRATION
3 - 18
4.1
Town of Hinton Advocacy Document
19 - 23
4.2
Possible Incentives for Sale and Build-Out of Tier 1 and Boutin Lands
24 - 28
4.3
Co-operative Housing Development
5.
INFORMATION ITEMS …
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Tue May 12, 2026
Committee of the Whole
Town considers strengthening short-term rental rules to protect housing
The Committee of the Whole will hear a delegation from the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association advocating for stricter short-term rental regulations, including a principal residence requirement. Council will also review a proposed Short-Term Rentals Bylaw No. 1162 and receive the RCMP Hinton Q4 report. Additionally, the town's Advocacy Document and a closed-session land discussion are on the agenda.
- Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association presentation on short-term rental impacts
- Discussion of Short-Term Rentals Bylaw No. 1162 to regulate STRs
- RCMP Hinton Q4 report on local policing
- Town of Hinton Advocacy Document review
- Closed session for land discussion (s. 20 ATIA) and mutual performance discussion (s. 17 ATIA)
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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
4:00 PM - May 12, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
4:00 PM - May 12, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People's traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People's traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People's traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immem …
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Tue Apr 28, 2026
Committee of the Whole
Committee to discuss $1M healthcare funding and new incentives for doctors
The Committee of the Whole is discussing a proposed Civic Agency Agreement with the Hinton Healthcare Foundation to provide direct incentives for doctor recruitment, including accommodation support and clinic overhead subsidies, building on a previous $1,000,000 funding commitment. They are also reviewing the Council Action Pending List to potentially rescind outdated motions and focus on priority items. A closed session is scheduled for land discussions.
- Municipal Support for Healthcare: Discussing a Civic Agency Agreement with Hinton Healthcare Foundation for doctor incentives (accommodation, clinic overhead subsidy)
- Council Action Pending List Review: 20+ outstanding items, including Boutin Lands housing development, infill land sale conditions, and co-op housing steering committee
- Closed session: Land discussion under s. 20 of ATIA
- Previous $1,000,000 healthcare funding commitment (July 2024) set to expire July 2026
- Items on hold: golf course land investigation, FCSS strategic plan, multiple Boutin Lands motions
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AGENDA
Committee of the Whole Meeting
4:00 PM - April 28, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional
lands. We recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who
walked this land since time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work
together in the spirit of the intent of the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call
this place home. The Town expresses gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community
on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1
Call to Order
2.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
2.1
Committee of the Whole Agenda
3.
MINUTE WITH COUNCIL
4.
REPORTS FROM ADMINISTRATION
3 - 6
4.1
Council Action Pending List Review
7 - 16
4.2
Municipal Support for Healthcare
5.
REPORTING
5.1
Council Reports
Boards and Committees of Council
17 - 21
5.2
Chief Administrative Officer
Reporting and Status Report
Council Action Pending List
Council Action Complete List
6.
CLOSED SESSION
Section 197(2) of the Municipal Government Act specifies that a council may close all or part of a meeting
to the public if a matter to be discussed is within one of the exceptions to disclosure in Division 2 of Part 1
of ATIA. The exceptions include matters where disclosures could be harmful to personal privac …
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Mon Apr 27, 2026
Hinton Policing Committee
Hinton Policing Committee appoints leaders, reviews bylaws, sets annual plan
The newly formed Hinton Policing Committee will hold its inaugural meeting. The committee will appoint a Chair and Vice-Chair, review Bylaw #2023 and its Terms of Reference, develop an annual policing plan and community safety plan, and hear presentations from the RCMP and Protective Services. It will also set meeting frequency and dates.
- Appointment of Chair and Vice-Chair from citizen members
- Review of Hinton Policing Committee Bylaw #2023 and Terms of Reference
- Development of Annual Policing Committee Plan
- Development of Community Safety Plan
- Hinton RCMP and Protective Services presentations
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AGENDA
Hinton Policing Committee Meeting
2:00 PM - April 27, 2026
Committee Room, Hinton Government Centre
Page
1.
ORDER
The Town of Hinton respectfully acknowledges that it is located on the First People’s traditional lands. We
recognize this traditional territory to show respect and understanding to those who walked this land since
time immemorial. Today, we uphold our ongoing responsibility to work together in the spirit of the intent of
the Treaties with all the First Peoples and Nations that call this place home. The Town expresses
gratitude for the opportunity to build a better community on these sacred lands for generations to come.
1.1.
Call to Order
1.2.
Round Table Introductions
2.
ORGANIZATIONAL ITEMS
2.1.
Appointment of Chair
2.2.
Appointment of Vice-Chair
3.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
3.1.
Hinton Policing Committee Agenda
4.
NEW BUSINESS
2 - 10
4.1.
Review Hinton Policing Committee Bylaw #2023 and Terms of Reference
4.2.
Annual Policing Committee Plan
4.3.
Community Safety Plan
11 - 16
4.4.
Hinton RCMP Presentation
4.5.
Protective Services Presentation
4.6.
Round Table
5.
NEXT MEETING DATE
5.1.
Set meeting frequency, dates and times.
6.
ADJOURNMENT
6.1.
Call for Adjournment of Meeting
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TOWN OF HINTON
BYLAW #2023
BYLAW OF THE TOWN OF HINTON IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
TO ESTABLISH A POLICING COMMITTEE
WHEREAS pur …
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