Leduc public meetings in 2025
29 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Council Meeting
Council will consider and vote on the 2026 operating budget of $149,099,182 and related capital budget changes, including a $600,000 Tax and Utility System Software project and an $8,553,000 Fire Apparatus project. The meeting also includes approval of the Housing Incentive Program policy, a $20,000 city contribution to an intermunicipal grant, and a $121,467 increase to the Caledonia Park Playground capital cost. Public hearings will be held on amendments to the West Area Structure Plan and on the Grayson Estates Outline Plan and related redistricting bylaws.
- Approval of 2026 Operating Budget ($149,099,182) and capital budget changes ($7,623,100)
- Approval of capital project #092.388 Tax and Utility System Software – $600,000
- Approval of capital project #083.167 Fire Apparatus – $8,553,000
- Approval of Housing Incentive Program Policy No. 90000
- Public hearing on Bylaw No. 1225-2025 – Amendment to West Area Structure Plan (2nd & 3rd readings)
The council unanimously approved the 2026 operating budget and made several capital project approvals, including a $600,000 tax and utility system software project and an $8,553,000 fire apparatus project. It also approved the Housing Incentive Program policy and increased the Caledonia Park Playground capital cost by $121,467. All bylaws and public hearing items were given second and third readings and approved.
- Approved 2026 Operating Budget of $149,099,182 (unanimous)
- Approved changes to 2026 Capital Budget of $7,623,100 (unanimous)
- Approved in principle 2027‑2028 forecasted Operating Budget and 2027‑2035 forecasted Capital Budget (unanimous)
- Approved capital project #092.388 Tax and Utility System Software for $600,000 (unanimous)
- Approved capital project #083.167 Fire Apparatus for $8,553,000 (unanimous)
- Approved Housing Incentive Program Policy No. 90000 (unanimous)
- Increased Caledonia Park Playground capital cost by $121,467 (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1225-2025 second and third readings (unanimous)
Council Meeting
City council will hold 2026 public budget deliberations, including flagged items presented by administration. It will also consider first readings of three bylaws related to the Grayson Estates development: an amendment to the West Area Structure Plan, redistricting Grayson Estates Stage 1, and a direct control amendment to the Land Use Bylaw. A presentation from KidSport Leduc and County is scheduled. Council will then move into closed session for resource requirements, an annexation workshop, and personnel items.
- 2026-2028 budget flagged items presented by Gene Peskens
- Bylaw 1225-2025: Amendment to West Area Structure Plan (1st reading)
- Bylaw 1226-2025: Redistricting Grayson Estates Stage 1 (1st reading)
- Bylaw 1227-2025: Direct control amendment to Land Use Bylaw 809-2013 (1st reading)
- Presentation from KidSport Leduc and County
The council adopted the agenda, consent agenda and the November 24 minutes unanimously. It directed the $150,000 Deer Valley Park permanent off‑leash dog park project to be funded from the 2026 capital budget. It also approved Future Infrastructure Growth Strategy 4, raising the annual FIG reserve contribution by 2 % each year starting in 2026. First readings were given to three bylaws related to the West Area Structure Plan, Grayson Estates redistricting, and the Land Use Bylaw.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of Nov 24, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- Advanced Deer Valley Park dog park $150,000 to 2026 capital budget (unanimous)
- Implemented Future Infrastructure Growth Strategy 4, increasing FIG reserve contributions by 2 % annually starting 2026 (unanimous)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1225-2025 amendment to West Area Structure Plan (unanimous)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1226-2025 redistricting Grayson Estates Stage 1 (unanimous)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1227-2025 amendment to Land Use Bylaw 809-2013 (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council will adopt the agenda and approve the minutes from the November 17, 2025 meeting. It will then hold public input on 2026 budget matters, including presentations of the Operating and Capital Budget for Community and Protective Services and for Infrastructure and Planning. The meeting will also include a closed‑session segment as required by the Access to Information Act.
- Adoption of agenda as presented
- Approval of minutes from the Council meeting held November 17, 2025
- Public input on 2026 budget matters
- Presentation – Community and Protective Services Operating and Capital Budget
- Presentation – Infrastructure and Planning Operating and Capital Budget
Council adopted the agenda, adding an update on the Capital Region Southwest Water Services Commission. The consent agenda and the minutes from the November 17 meeting were approved unanimously. Councillor Laura Tillack was announced as Vice‑Chair of the CRSWSC. Motions to enter and later return from Closed Session were both carried unanimously.
- Adopted agenda with CRSWSC update added (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of November 17 meeting (unanimous)
- Appointed Councillor Laura Tillack as Vice‑Chair of Capital Region Southwest Water Services Commission
- Moved into Closed Session per Access to Information Act (unanimous)
- Returned to Open Session (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council holds a meeting primarily focused on the 2026 public budget deliberations, including presentations from the City Manager and budget overview. Council will also consider first reading of the 2026 Fees Bylaw (No. 1209-2025) and the Offsite Levy Bylaw (No. 1238-2025). The meeting also includes adoption of previous minutes and a closed session for resource requirements.
- 2026 Public Budget Deliberations with presentations from City Manager Derek Prohar and budget overview by Gene Peskens
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1209-2025 – 2026 Fees Bylaw
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1238-2025 – Offsite Levy Bylaw
- Approval of minutes from November 3 and November 10, 2025 council meetings
- Closed session per Access to Information Act sections 29 and 30
The council unanimously approved the first reading of Bylaw No. 1209‑2025 (2026 Fees Bylaw) and Bylaw No. 1238‑2025 (Offsite Levy Bylaw). It also adopted the agenda, approved the November 3 and November 10 minutes, and moved into and out of a closed session.
- Adopted agenda with Item 16.2.1 added (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of November 3, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of November 10, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1209‑2025 (2026 Fees Bylaw) (unanimous)
- First reading of Bylaw No. 1238‑2025 (Offsite Levy Bylaw) (unanimous)
- Moved into closed session per ATIA sections 29‑30 (unanimous)
- Returned to open session (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council meeting on November 10, 2025, is largely procedural and informational. Key items include receiving the Third Quarter Financial Variance Report 2025 as information, a presentation on 2026 Grants to Organizations, an update from the Leduc Emergency Management Committee, and reports on planning and economic development for Q3 and the year. No votes on bylaws or rezoning are scheduled.
- Third Quarter Financial Variance Report 2025 (received as information)
- Presentation on 2026 Grants to Organizations
- Leduc Emergency Management Committee 2025 Annual Update
- Planning and Economic Development Quarter 3 2025 Report
- 2025 Annual Economic Development Update
The council approved the meeting agenda with two added items – the Leduc Arts Foundry Board Update and a Regional Update – and unanimously adopted the consent agenda, previous meeting minutes, and received the third‑quarter financial variance report as information. The council also moved into and out of closed session before adjourning.
- Adopted agenda with added Item 11.2 and Item 14.2.1 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda and recommendations (unanimous)
- Approved September 15, 2025 minutes as presented (unanimous)
- Received Third Quarter Financial Variance Report 2025 as information (unanimous)
- Moved into Closed Session (unanimous)
- Returned to Open Session (unanimous)
- Adjourned the meeting at 7:49 pm (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council will meet on November 3, 2025, to adopt the meeting schedule for November 2025 through October 2026 and approve appointments to the Deputy Mayor position and various boards and committees.
- Adoption of Council Meeting Schedule for November 2025 to October 2026
- Approval of Deputy Mayor appointments for 2025-2026
- Approval of appointments to boards and committees for 2025-2026
The council adopted the agenda as presented. It approved the council meeting schedule for November 2025 to October 2026, including the date for the 2026 Organizational Meeting. The council also approved the deputy mayor appointments and the list of board and committee appointments, with all motions carried unanimously.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimously)
- Approved council meeting schedule for Nov 2025‑Oct 2026 (unanimously)
- Approved deputy mayor appointments for Nov 2025‑Oct 2026 (unanimously)
- Approved board and committee appointments for Nov 2025‑Oct 2026 (unanimously)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council will consider awarding a one-time municipal grant of up to $4,175 to the Creating Hope Society for its Acknowledge to Action: A Reconciliation Journey event. The meeting also includes presentations on the Festivus of Gravel cycling event and Treat Accessibly, an update from the Youth Council, and a closed session discussing property tax relief and negotiation updates.
- Municipal Grant – Creating Hope Society up to $4,175 for reconciliation event
- Property Tax Relief Request – Tax Roll 017514 (closed session)
- Presentation: Festivus of Gravel Cycling Event
- Presentation: Treat Accessibly Event
- Augmented Services Levels Update for September 15, 2025
The council adopted the agenda and approved the consent agenda items, including the minutes from September 8, 2025. It awarded a one‑time $4,175 grant to Creating Hope Society and denied a request to cancel 2025 tax penalties for tax roll 017514. The council entered a closed session, later returned to open session, and adjourned at 7:12 pm.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda items – minutes, municipal grant, property tax relief request (unanimous)
- Approved $4,175 grant to Creating Hope Society (unanimous)
- Denied request to cancel 2025 tax penalties for tax roll 017514 (unanimous)
- Moved into Closed Session (unanimous)
- Returned to Open Session (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting at 7:12 pm (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Council holds public hearings and then votes on second and third readings of four bylaws to redistrict Meadowview Stage 16B and Woodbend Stage 11, plus related land use bylaw amendments. Also receives a planning and economic development quarterly update and discusses meeting schedule options. A closed session is scheduled to discuss a lease agreement.
- Combined public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1234-2025 (Meadowview Stage 16B redistricting) and Bylaw 1235-2025 (land use bylaw amendment for Meadowview)
- Combined public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1236-2025 (Woodbend Stage 11 redistricting) and Bylaw 1237-2025 (land use bylaw amendment for Woodbend)
- Planning and Economic Development Quarterly Update for 2025 Q2
- Closed session to discuss a lease agreement under ATIA sections 19 and 29
- Council to consider meeting schedule options for 2025-2026
The council adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from the August 18 meeting. Public hearings were held for Bylaws 1234‑2025 through 1237‑2025 with no written submissions. The council gave second and third readings to each of the four bylaws, and all motions carried unanimously. The meeting then moved to a closed session before reconvening and adjourning.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved August 18 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1234-2025 (2nd & 3rd readings, redistricting Meadowview Stage 16B) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1235-2025 (2nd & 3rd readings, amendment to Land Use Bylaw) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1236-2025 (2nd & 3rd readings, redistricting Woodbend Stage 11) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1237-2025 (2nd & 3rd readings, amendment to Land Use Bylaw) (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will discuss advancing capital funds for a high school site and funding for the Family Resource Network. The meeting includes a public hearing on redistricting at Part 100 Creekside Dr. and several first readings for redistricting bylaws in Meadowview and Woodbend.
- Proposed $3.5M capital budget adjustment to advance high school site servicing at Lede Park to 2026
- Proposed $301,529 one-time allocation from operating reserve for the Family Resource Network
- Public hearing for Bylaw No. 1233-2025 regarding redistricting at Part 100 Creekside Dr.
- Bylaw No. 1229-2025 Borrowing Bylaw for Fire Hall No. 3 (2nd and 3rd readings)
- First readings for redistricting bylaws in Meadowview Stage 16B and Woodbend Stage 11
The council approved a $3.5 M capital budget adjustment to fund a shovel‑ready high‑school site at Lede Park, financed by a debenture. It also authorized funding for the LPACT psychologist, a $301,529 allocation for the Family Resource Network, and updated the Council Remuneration and Expenses policy. Several bylaws were given second and third readings, a public member was appointed to the Policing Committee, and a property‑tax relief request was denied.
- Approved $3.5 M capital budget adjustment for high‑school site (unanimous)
- Authorized City Manager to confirm commitment to deliver shovel‑ready high‑school site at Lede Park (unanimous)
- Directed funded Service Level Adjustment for LPACT psychologist in 2026 budget (unanimous)
- Allocated $301,529 from operating reserve for Family Resource Network in 2026 budget (unanimous)
- Amended Council Remuneration and Expenses Policy No. 11.00:30 (unanimous)
- Passed second and third readings of Borrowing Bylaw for Fire Hall No. 3 (unanimous)
- Passed second and third readings of Bylaw 1233‑2025 Redistricting Multiway PUL (unanimous)
- Appointed Devyn Shannon as public member to the Policing Committee (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council will consider three redistricting bylaws and a dangerous goods transportation bylaw during its July 7 meeting. The council will also hold a public hearing on the Fraser Stage 2 redistricting bylaw.
- Bylaw No. 1210-2025 - Dangerous Goods Transportation Bylaw (2nd and 3rd Readings)
- Bylaw No. 1228-2025 - Redistricting Fraser Stage 2 (Public Hearing)
- Bylaw No. 1228-2025 - Redistricting Fraser Stage 2 (2nd and 3rd Readings)
- Bylaw No. 1233-2025 - Redistricting Multiway PUL (1st Reading)
- Approval of Minutes of the Council Meeting held June 23, 2025
The council unanimously approved several bylaws, including amendments to the Dangerous Goods Transportation Bylaw and redistricting bylaws for Fraser Stage 2 and Multiway PUL. It also moved into a closed session and authorized the City Manager to negotiate a land purchase using the Pay‑As‑You‑Go reserve. The meeting then returned to open session and adjourned.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda items, including June 23 minutes and Bylaw No. 1233-2025 first reading (unanimous)
- Amended Bylaw No. 1210-2025 and gave second and third readings (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1228-2025 second and third readings (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1233-2025 first reading (unanimous)
- Moved into Closed Session (unanimous)
- Authorized City Manager to negotiate land purchase using Pay‑As‑You‑Go reserve (unanimous)
- Returned to Open Session (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Council will hold public hearings on redistricting Woodbend Stage 10, then vote on second and third readings of those bylaws. First readings will be given to a borrowing bylaw for Fire Hall No. 3 and to redistricting Fraser Stage 2. An RCMP quarterly update will be presented, and closed sessions will discuss ambulance contract and annexation updates.
- Public hearing on Bylaw 1223-2025 (Redistricting Woodbend Stage 10) and Bylaw 1224-2025 (Land Use Bylaw amendment)
- Second and third readings of Bylaw 1223-2025 and 1224-2025 (Woodbend Stage 10)
- First reading of Bylaw 1228-2025 (Redistricting Fraser Stage 2)
- First reading of Bylaw 1229-2025 (Borrowing Bylaw for Fire Hall No. 3)
- RCMP quarterly update (Q4 2024-25)
The council adopted the agenda and approved the consent agenda, including minutes and first‑reading bylaws. It gave second and third readings to the Woodbend Stage 10 redistricting and land‑use amendment bylaws. In closed session, council ordered the existing AHS ambulance contract to continue and to negotiate a new contract when it expires, and asked administration to report any major changes in the AHS to Acute Care Alberta transition.
- Adopt agenda (unanimous)
- Approve consent agenda items, including minutes and first‑reading bylaws (unanimous)
- Approve minutes of June 16, 2025 (unanimous)
- Second reading of Bylaw No. 1223-2025 (unanimous)
- Third reading of Bylaw No. 1223-2025 (unanimous)
- Second reading of Bylaw No. 1224-2025 (unanimous)
- Third reading of Bylaw No. 1224-2025 (unanimous)
- Continue existing EMS contract and negotiate new one when it expires (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Council will hold a public hearing and vote on second and third readings for Bylaw No. 1205-2024 to redistrict Southfork Stage 16C. They will also consider authorizing up to $5,300,000 for a Crystal Creek infrastructure cost contribution from the Future Infrastructure Growth Reserve, a $5,100 travel grant for 1st Leduc Scouting, and direct staff to explore a memorial bridge at the K-9 Off-Leash Dog Park.
- Public hearing for Bylaw No. 1205-2024 – Redistricting Southfork Stage 16C
- Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1205-2024 (redistricting)
- Crystal Creek NAC Contribution Plan – authorize up to $5,300,000 from reserve
- Municipal grant to 1st Leduc Scouting not to exceed $5,100 for travel expenses
- Direct administration to investigate development of a memorial bridge at K-9 Off-Leash Dog Park
Council approved a $5,100 grant for the 1st Leduc Scouts, directed a study of a memorial bridge at the K‑9 Off‑Leash Dog Park, and authorized negotiation of a settlement up to $5.3 M for the Crystal Creek NAC infrastructure contribution. The council also gave second and third readings to Bylaw No. 1205‑2024 for Southfork Stage 16C and approved a new 50‑year campground lease. All motions passed unanimously.
- Approved $5,100 grant to 1st Leduc Scouting (unanimous)
- Directed administration to investigate memorial bridge at K‑9 Off‑Leash Dog Park (unanimous)
- Authorized negotiation of up to $5.3 M infrastructure contribution for Crystal Creek NAC, funded from Future Infrastructure Growth Reserve (unanimous)
- Granted second reading of Bylaw No. 1205‑2024 Redistricting Southfork Stage 16C (unanimous)
- Granted third reading of Bylaw No. 1205‑2024 Redistricting Southfork Stage 16C (unanimous)
- Approved move into closed session per Access to Information Act (unanimous)
- Authorized City Manager to negotiate replacement 50‑year campground lease (unanimous)
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Council will give first reading to two bylaws for redistricting Woodbend Stage 10 and amending the Land Use Bylaw for a direct control district. They will also receive the FCSS Advisory Board 2025 annual update and hear presentations on 2026 budget planning and satisfaction survey results.
- Bylaw No. 1223-2025 – redistricting Woodbend Stage 10 (first reading)
- Bylaw No. 1224-2025 – amendment to Land Use Bylaw 809-2013, Direct Control (Woodbend Stage 10) (first reading)
- 2026 Budget Planning and Satisfaction Survey Results presentation
- 2026-2028 Pre-Budget Session presentation
- Family and Community Support Services Advisory Board 2025 Annual Update
The council adopted the agenda and approved the May 26, 2025 meeting minutes, both unanimously. By unanimous vote, the council gave first‑reading approval to Bylaw No. 1223‑2025 (Redistricting Woodbend Stage 10) and Bylaw No. 1224‑2025 (Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 809‑2013, Direct Control for Woodbend Stage 10). No other substantive actions were taken.
- Adopted agenda (unanimous)
- Approved May 26, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1223‑2025 Redistricting Woodbend Stage 10 (1st reading, unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw No. 1224‑2025 Amendment to Land Use Bylaw 809‑2013, Direct Control (Woodbend Stage 10) (1st reading, unanimous)
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council will meet to decide on the adoption of a Transportation Master Plan and a light efficiency policy recommendation. The meeting includes a public hearing and readings for two redistricting bylaws. Council will also review an Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan summary report.
- Approval of Transportation Master Plan
- Bylaw No. 1222-2025: Redistricting West Creek Estates Stage 2 (Public Hearing and 2nd/3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1205-2024: Redistricting Southfork Stage 16C (1st reading)
- Leduc Environmental Advisory Board recommendation for a Light Efficient Community Policy
- Economic Development Strategy and Action Plan 2025-2029 summary report
The council approved the Transportation Master Plan as presented. It directed administration to research a Light Efficient Community Policy and authorized a $60,000 contribution from the Operating Reserve for a geotechnical and design study of Kinsmen Park. The council also moved the bylaws for Southfork Stage 16C (first reading) and West Creek Estates Stage 2 (second and third readings) forward.
- Approved Transportation Master Plan (unanimous)
- Directed Administration to research Light Efficient Community Policy (unanimous)
- Authorized up to $60,000 from Operating Reserve for Kinsmen Park study (unanimous)
- Ordered Administration to bring forward options for Kinsmen Park use (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1205-2024 first reading (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1222-2025 second reading (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1222-2025 third reading (unanimous)
- Adopted agenda with added Facility Development item (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Council will hold public hearings on the Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan and NE33 Stage 1 redistricting, then vote on second and third readings for those bylaws. They will also decide on the NE33 Outline Plan, authorize $72,500 in grant funding for an Investment Attraction Plan, and consider flag raising requests from the Filipino-Canadian Association and Leduc Pride Society. A closed session will discuss annexation, bylaw reconciliation, and legal matters.
- Public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1199-2024 (Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan)
- Public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1220-2025 (Redistricting NE33 Stage 1)
- Public hearing and second/third readings for Bylaw 1221-2025 (Amendment to Land Use Bylaw for NE33 Stage 1)
- First reading for Bylaw 1222-2025 (Redistricting West Creek Estates Stage 2)
- Authorization of $72,500 from NRED grant for Investment Attraction Plan and Marketing Plan
The council adopted its agenda and consent items, including the May 5 minutes and a Northern and Regional Economic Development grant. It approved the NE33 Outline Plan, authorized $72,500 for an Investment Attraction and Marketing Plan, and gave second and third readings to several redistricting and urban redevelopment bylaws. Both flag‑raising requests for June 2025 were also approved. All motions carried unanimously.
- Adopted meeting agenda (unanimously)
- Approved consent agenda items: May 5 minutes, NRED grant, Bylaw 1222‑2025 first reading (unanimously)
- Approved NE33 Outline Plan (unanimously)
- Authorized $72,500 expenditure for Investment Attraction and Marketing Plan (unanimously)
- Approved Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan – second reading, third reading, and implementation plan (unanimously)
- Approved flag raising for Filipino‑Canadian Association (June 8‑30, 2025) (unanimously)
- Approved flag raising for Leduc Pride Society (June 2025) (unanimously)
- Approved Redistricting NE33 Stage 1 – second and third readings (unanimously)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council meeting on May 5, 2025 will adopt the minutes from the April 28 meeting and consider a series of bylaws related to land use and redistricting. Public hearings will be held for amendments to the Robinson Area Structure Plan, redistricting of Robinson stages 13, 15 and 18, and redistricting of Meadowview stage 22. Additional bylaws for the NE33 Stage 1 redistricting will be read for the first time. A municipal grant for the 2025 Make‑A‑Wish Grand Slam Slo‑Pitch Tournament will also be discussed.
- Bylaw No. 1213-2025 – Amendment to Robinson Area Structure Plan (public hearing, 2nd & 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1214-2025 – Redistricting Robinson Stages 13, 15 & 18 (public hearing, 2nd & 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1217-2025 – Redistricting Meadowview Stage 22 (public hearing, 2nd & 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1220-2025 – Redistricting NE33 Stage 1 (1st reading)
- Municipal Grant – 2025 Make‑A‑Wish Grand Slam Slo‑Pitch Tournament
The council adopted the agenda and approved the minutes from the April 28 meeting. It awarded a Make‑Wish Foundation grant of up to $2,649.18 for the 2025 Grand Slam Slo‑Pitch Tournament. The council gave second and third readings to Bylaws 1213‑2025, 1214‑2025 and 1217‑2025, and first readings to Bylaws 1220‑2025 and 1221‑2025, all unanimously.
- Adopted agenda (unanimous)
- Approved minutes of April 28 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved Make‑Wish grant of up to $2,649.18 (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw 1213‑2025 (2nd & 3rd readings) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw 1214‑2025 (2nd & 3rd readings) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw 1217‑2025 (2nd & 3rd readings) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw 1220‑2025 (1st reading) (unanimous)
- Approved Bylaw 1221‑2025 (1st reading) (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will hold public hearings on the Fraser Area Structure Plan and several redistricting projects. The body is also considering the 2025 Property Tax Rate Bylaw and an Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan. Additionally, Council will review a feasibility assessment for a rodeo building.
- Bylaw No. 1208-2025: 2025 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (2nd and 3rd Readings)
- Bylaw No. 1211-2025: Fraser Area Structure Plan and removal of municipal reserve designation
- Bylaw No. 1215-2025: Redistricting Fraser Stage 1
- Bylaw No. 1218-2025: Redistricting Black Stone Stage 9
- Bylaw No. 1219-2025: Redistricting Woodbend Stage 9
The council unanimously approved amendments to Bylaw No. 1208-2025, changing tax levies, assessments and rates for residential and non‑residential properties. It also directed the removal of municipal reserve designations under Bylaw No. 1211-2025 and gave second and third readings to several redistricting bylaws. Additionally, the council approved a two‑year budget commitment of up to $24,000 per year for the Collaborative Economic Development Implementation.
- Amended Bylaw No. 1208-2025 property tax rates (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1208-2025 second reading (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1208-2025 third reading (unanimous)
- Directed removal of municipal reserve designation under Bylaw No. 1211-2025 (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1211-2025 second reading (unanimous)
- Gave Bylaw No. 1211-2025 third reading (unanimous)
- Approved budget for Collaborative Economic Development Implementation: up to $24,000 per year for two years (unanimous)
- Moved into and out of Closed Session (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will hold first reading of the 2025 Property Tax Rate Bylaw, a public hearing and final readings for Robinson Stage 14 redistricting, and first readings for seven other redistricting bylaws across Robinson, Fraser, Meadowview, Black Stone, and Woodbend. Council will also receive presentations on the 2024 audited financial statements and year-end results, and consider an EIA Shuttle Cost Sharing Agreement. Closed session items include appointments to the Policing Committee and updates on development and Bill 50.
- Bylaw 1208-2025 – 2025 Property Tax Rate Bylaw (1st reading)
- Bylaw 1212-2025 – Redistricting Robinson Stage 14 (public hearing and 2nd/3rd readings)
- First readings for redistricting: Robinson Stages 13, 15 & 18 (Bylaw 1214-2025), Fraser Stage 1 (Bylaw 1215-2025), Meadowview Stage 22 (Bylaw 1217-2025), Black Stone Stage 9 (Bylaw 1218-2025), Woodbend Stage 9 (Bylaw 1219-2025)
- Presentation: 2024 Audited Financial Statements and 2024 Year End Results
- EIA Shuttle Cost Sharing Agreement
The council approved the 2024 audited financial statements and made budget adjustments, including a $25,000 operating carry‑forward and a $180,000 capital budget addition from the Pay‑As‑You‑Go Reserve. It also authorized the Edmonton International Airport Shuttle Cost Sharing Agreement with Leduc County and the airport. Several bylaws were given first readings, and the council appointed four residents to the Policing Committee.
- Adopted agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approved 2024 audited financial statements (unanimous)
- Adjusted 2024 operating budget to include $25,000 carry forward (unanimous)
- Adjusted 2025 capital budget with $180,000 from Pay‑As‑You‑Go Reserve (unanimous)
- Authorized Edmonton International Airport Shuttle Cost Sharing Agreement (unanimous)
- Gave first reading to Property Tax Rate Bylaw No. 1208‑2025 (unanimous)
- Gave second and third readings to Redistricting Robinson Stage 14 Bylaw No. 1212‑2025 (unanimous)
- Appointed Bill Casey, Michael Bole, Russell Lee, Greg Binnie to Policing Committee (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The council will hear a presentation on the 2024 preliminary year-end results. A closed session is scheduled to discuss the 2025 budget/property tax update, procurement policy, lease updates, and legal matters. There are no public hearings or bylaws on the agenda.
- Presentation of 2024 Preliminary Year End Results
- Closed session discussion of 2025 Budget/Property Tax Update
- Closed session discussion of Procurement Policy
- Closed session discussion of Lease Updates
- Closed session discussion of Legal Matters
The council unanimously adopted the meeting agenda and the consent agenda, which included approval of the March 24, 2025 minutes. A motion to move into a closed session under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act was carried unanimously, and later the council unanimously voted to return to open session. No substantive policy or budget decisions were made during this meeting.
- Adopt agenda as presented (unanimous)
- Approve consent agenda, including March 24 minutes (unanimous)
- Approve minutes of March 24, 2025 (unanimous)
- Move into Closed Session per FOIP sections 16, 24, 27, 29 (unanimous)
- Return to Open Session (unanimous)
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will discuss the operating model for Dr. Woods’ House Museum and the approval of an Urban Agricultural Plan. The meeting includes a public hearing on redistricting for Meadowview Stage 21 and several first-reading bylaws.
- Proposed $45,000 from Operating Reserve for Dr. Woods’ House Museum transition and operating plan
- Proposed grant not to exceed $6,317.73 for 2025 Karma Concerts
- Public hearing and 2nd/3rd reading of Bylaw No. 1207-2025 (Redistricting Meadowview Stage 21)
- 1st reading of Bylaw No. 1210-2025 (Dangerous Goods Transportation Bylaw)
- 1st reading of Bylaw No. 1212-2025 (Redistricting Robinson Stage 14)
The council approved a one‑time grant of up to $6,317.73 to the Karma Concerts Foundation. It also allocated $45,000 from the Operating Reserve for a transition and operating plan for Dr. Woods’ House Museum and directed administration to submit an unfunded service‑level adjustment for the museum. Additional actions included approval of the Urban Agriculture Plan, amendment of Land Development Policy No. 61.00:28, appointments to the Policing Committee, and second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1207‑2025.
- Grant to Karma Concerts Foundation up to $6,317.73 (5‑2 vote)
- Allocate $45,000 for Dr. Woods’ House Museum operating plan (unanimous)
- Direct Administration to submit Unfunded Service Level Adjustment for museum (unanimous)
- Approve Urban Agriculture Plan (unanimous)
- Amend Land Development Policy No. 61.00:28 (unanimous)
- Appoint Mayor B. Young to Policing Committee (unanimous)
- Appoint Councillor L. Tillack as Alternate to Policing Committee (unanimous)
- Second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1207‑2025 (unanimous)
Council Meeting
The City of Leduc Council will meet to approve minutes from March 3, 2025. The meeting includes a closed session for a Future Infrastructure Growth Workshop.
- Approval of March 3, 2025 Council Meeting minutes
- Future Infrastructure Growth Workshop (Closed Session)
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council is meeting on March 3, 2025. Key business includes two items on Dr. Woods' House Museum: a recommendation to allocate $120,000 to extend a Cultural Collections Assistant contract to August 2027 for asset management, and a request for a future report on museum operating models. Council will also receive presentations from the Telford Lake Alberta Training Centre Society and BGC Leduc, and an update on the city's website renewal project.
- Dr. Woods' House - propose $120,000 for extended Cultural Collections Assistant contract (item 9.2)
- Dr. Woods' House - request future report on museum operating model options (item 9.1)
- Presentation: Telford Lake Alberta Training Centre Society and Leduc Boat Club update (item 8.1)
- Presentation: BGC Leduc (item 8.2)
- Update: City website renewal project (item 13.1)
Strategic Planning Committee Meeting
The committee will review the 2023-2026 Strategic Plan, including vision, mission, values, and goals. It will then enter closed session to discuss an environmental scan, setting the stage for the 2025 election, council orientation, the next strategic plan (2027-2030), lease agreement discussions, and Telford House parking/on-demand bus stop. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting notes.
- Approval of notes from the March 2, 2024 Strategic Planning Committee meeting
- Strategic Plan Review covering vision, mission, values, council commitments, goals, and strategies
- Closed session discussion of Environmental Scan
- Closed session discussion of Election 2025 – setting the stage for the next council
- Closed session items: Council Orientation, 2027-2030 Strategic Planning, Lease Agreement Discussion, Telford House Parking/On Demand Bus Stop
Council Meeting
Leduc City Council will discuss increasing capital costs for playground equipment and review redistricting for Meadowview Stage 21. The meeting also includes updates on the Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan and RCMP performance.
- Proposed increase of project 103.003 Playground Equipment cost from $150,000 to $175,000
- Bylaw No. 1207-2025: Redistricting Meadowview Stage 21 (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1216-2025: Amendment to Flags Bylaw (1st, 2nd, and 3rd Readings)
- Urban Centre Redevelopment Plan (UCRP) Update
- RCMP Annual Performance Plan feedback and 2024 3rd Quarter update
Special Council Meeting
City Council is meeting to discuss a request to lower flags to half-mast. The proposal recognizes the passing of Korean War Veteran Art Kohlsmith.
- Request to lower flags at Fred Johns Park to half-mast on February 21, 2025
Council Meeting
The council will adopt the agenda and approve minutes from the February 3, 2025 meeting. It will hold a public hearing on Bylaw No. 1202‑2024, an amendment to the Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan. The council will also consider Bylaw No. 1203‑2024 to redistrict Sawridge Business Park (Lots 4 & 5, Block 1). Additional items include second and third readings of Bylaw No. 1198‑2024 (Policing Committee) and a 2024 Assessment Update information report.
- Bylaw No. 1198-2024 – Policing Committee (2nd and 3rd readings, amendment to preamble)
- Bylaw No. 1202-2024 – Amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (2nd and 3rd readings)
- Bylaw No. 1203-2024 – Redistricting Sawridge Business Park (Lots 4 & 5, Block 1) (2nd and 3rd readings)
- Public hearing on Bylaw No. 1202-2024 – Amendment to Sawridge Business Park ASP
- Public hearing on Bylaw No. 1203-2024 – Redistricting Sawridge Business Park
Council Meeting
The Leduc City Council will adopt the agenda and approve minutes from the January 20 meeting. It will hear public hearings on several land‑use redistricting proposals and consider multiple bylaws. The council will give second and third readings to the Fire Services Bylaw and other land‑use amendments.
- Bylaw No. 1194-2024 – Fire Services Bylaw (second and third readings)
- Bylaw No. 1200-2024 – Amendment to Land Use Bylaw No. 809-2013, Redistricting Woodbend 8A (second and third readings)
- Bylaw No. 1201-2024 – Redistricting Woodbend Stage 8B (second and third readings)
- Bylaw No. 1202-2024 – Amendment to Sawridge Business Park Area Structure Plan (first reading)
- Bylaw No. 1204-2024 – Redistricting Southfork Stage 16A (second and third readings)
Council Meeting
Council will give first reading to several bylaws, including Bylaw No. 1194-2024 (Fire Services Bylaw), Bylaw No. 1198-2024 (Police Committee Bylaw), and three redistricting bylaws for Woodbend Stage 8A, Woodbend Stage 8B, and Southfork Stage 16A. Second and third readings are scheduled for the Audit Committee Bylaw. Presentations on community accessibility and an Urban Agriculture Plan update are also on the agenda.
- Bylaw No. 1194-2024 - Fire Services Bylaw (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1198-2024 - Police Committee Bylaw (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1200-2024 - Redistricting Woodbend Stage 8A (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1201-2024 - Redistricting Woodbend Stage 8B (1st Reading)
- Bylaw No. 1204-2024 - Redistricting Southfork Stage 16A (1st Reading)
Council Meeting
Council will consider approving the City of Leduc Housing Strategy 2025-2030, a multi-year plan for housing. They will also give first reading to Bylaw 1206-2024 establishing an Audit Committee. Presentations on accessibility and the Leduc Public Library annual update are scheduled. The meeting includes a closed session for legal and confidential matters.
- City of Leduc Housing Strategy 2025-2030 approval
- Bylaw 1206-2024 Audit Committee Bylaw first reading
- Presentation: Accessibility in our Community - Parking, Pathways and Sidewalks
- Presentation: Accessibility in our Community
- Leduc Public Library 2024 Annual Update