Pincher Creek, AB

Regular Council

This council meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate, such as minutes and administrative items. No substantive decisions or discussions are listed.

Joint Council Meeting

The provided agenda contains only procedural software boilerplate and no specific discussion items, decisions, or reports.

Committee of the Whole

The Pincher Creek Committee of the Whole met on September 2, 2026, but the provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for discussion or decision.

Joint Council Meeting

The Pincher Creek, AB Joint Council Meeting scheduled for September 9, 2026 contains only procedural boilerplate with no listed topics, decisions, or discussions. The agenda package provided no actionable items or public hearings.

Regular Council

The agenda for this Pincher Creek council meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for discussion or decision. It appears to be a placeholder or incomplete agenda.

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss an Economic Development Strategy, consider a donation for a Kainai Days MOU Breakfast, and review upcoming calendar highlights. A closed session will cover a human resources update and a preliminary budget.

• Discussion of Economic Development Strategy
• Donation for Kainai Days MOU Breakfast (amount unspecified)
• Closed session: HR Update
• Closed session: Preliminary Budget

The Committee of the Whole approved a small donation for a community event. The meeting also included a closed session to discuss human resources and the preliminary budget.

• Approved $300.00 donation to the MOU Breakfast for Kainai Days (6-1)
• Approved the meeting agenda
• Moved into Closed Session at 10:06 AM
• Moved out of Closed Session at 11:59 AM

Regular Council

The Council will review a first reading for a land use bylaw amendment regarding RV use in R2 zones. They are also discussing funding for the Curling Club, a new lease for KP Squared Innovative Child Care, and downtown visibility initiatives.

• Land Use Bylaw Amendment 1639-25-C (adding RV use to R2)
• Lease agreement for KP Squared Innovative Child Care at 440 Victoria Crescent and 625 McDougall Street
• Pincher Creek Curling Club funding request
• Downtown visibility and activity initiative

Council approved up to $1,000,000 in additional funding for the Pincher Creek Curling Club, contingent on matching funds from the MD of Pincher Creek. The board also gave first reading to a Land Use Bylaw amendment regarding RVs as residential dwellings and waived utility bills for the Women’s Emergency Shelter Association.

• Approved up to $1,000,000 in funding for Pincher Creek Curling Club (4-3)
• Directed administration to amend the Pincher Creek Curling Club lease regarding ownership
• Waived utility bills for Pincher Creek Women’s Emergency Shelter Association
• Gave first reading to Land Use Bylaw Amendment 1639-25-C regarding RV residential use
• Scheduled Public Hearing for Bylaw 1639-25-C for July 27, 2026
• Directed administration to amend draft lease for KP Squared Innovative Child Care
• Directed administration to revise Council Procedural Bylaw for written Councillor reports
• Directed administration to research costs for downtown signage re-branding

Joint Council Meeting

This is a special council meeting of the Town of Pincher Creek. Council will hear public input regarding the Pincher Creek Curling Club. They will also receive an update on the Eco-Centre related to Circular Materials. A closed session is scheduled for an update on the Early Childhood Learning Centre.

• Public input session for Pincher Creek Curling Club
• Eco-Centre update – Circular Materials
• Closed session: Early Childhood Learning Centre update

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting is primarily a closed session to review the Chief Administrative Officer. The agenda also includes call to order, agenda approval, and adjournment.

• Closed session: Chief Administrative Officer review

Regular Council

Council will hear delegations from the Women's Emergency Shelter and local residents. They will discuss postponing a curling club funding request and review draft Joint Use Planning Agreements with two school divisions. Also on the agenda: scheduling workshops for the Municipal Development Plan update and receiving various community event invitations.

• Delegation from Pincher Creek Women's Emergency Shelter Association
• Postponement of Curling Club funding request
• Review of draft Joint Use Planning Agreements with Livingstone Range and Holy Spirit school divisions
• Scheduling of Municipal Development Plan update workshops
• Invitations from Kootenai Brown Historical Society, Legion, Cruisers, and others

The Town of Pincher Creek approved new joint use planning agreements with two school divisions and terminated several existing agreements. Council also directed administration to process a payment and a utility write-off for the Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre.

• Postponed Curling Club funding discussion until June 22, 2026 (6-1)
• Authorized Joint Use and Planning Agreement with Livingstone Range School Division (6-1)
• Authorized Joint Use and Planning Agreement with Holy Spirit Roman Catholic Separate School Division (6-1)
• Terminated 1990 Joint Use Agreement with Regional Parks and Recreation Board/School Division/Catholic District (6-1)
• Terminated 2006 Joint Use Facilities Agreement with Livingstone Range School Division
• Scheduled Municipal Development Plan update workshop for July 9, 2026
• Approved Councillor Cyr to attend Oldman Watershed Council Event with mileage reimbursement
• Directed payment and utility/snow removal write-off for Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will review informational updates from regional networks, including AlbertaSW and the Alberta Climate Leaders peer group. Officials will also discuss the Pincher Creek Regional Emergency Management Organization’s request regarding Emergency Support Services. The agenda is primarily informational and procedural, with no binding votes, contracts, or financial approvals scheduled.

• Review of AlbertaSW board minutes and executive director reports
• Discussion of PCREMO request for Emergency Support Services (ESS)
• Review of provincial ESS responsibilities email and level of service standards
• Updates from the Alberta Climate Leaders Elected Officials Peer Network
• Federation of Canadian Municipalities informational handout review

The Committee of the Whole voted to establish a Special Council Meeting for the Chief Administrative Officer Review on June 10, 2026. A proposal to create a Town Facilities Committee was defeated by a 2-to-5 vote. Additionally, a motion to add Red Dress Day to the Council Remuneration Bylaw was defeated.

• Directed administration to schedule a Special Council Meeting for CAO Review on June 10, 2026 at 10:00AM
• Appointed Councilor Wynder as liaison for The Fred Huddlestun Senior Citizens Centre Society
• Appointed Councilor Barber to the Joint Funding Sub Committee
• Moved into Closed Session at 11:36AM and out at 11:57AM
• Established formatting a Facilities Committee defeated (2 to 5)
• Add Red Dress Day to Council Remuneration Bylaw defeated (2 to 5)

Special Council Meeting

This special council meeting has one agenda item: a review of the Chief Administrative Officer. The meeting is otherwise procedural with call to order, agenda approval, and adjournment.

• Review of Chief Administrative Officer

Regular Council

Council will consider renewing the FortisAlberta franchise agreement for electricity, which sets terms for the town's power distribution. They will also discuss the 2026 property tax arrears public auction and a funding request from the Pincher Creek Curling Club. Quarterly financial reports and a regional summit report are on the agenda.

• Pincher Creek Curling Club request for additional funding
• Property Tax Arrears Recovery – 2026 Public Auction
• FortisAlberta Franchise Agreement Renewal for Electricity
• 4th Quarter and 1st Quarter operating summaries by department and object
• RhPAP Regional Summit report

The council voted to continue the FortisAlberta franchise agreement for the next five years. It also approved the terms, date (Sept 16, 2026) and reserve bids for the 2026 tax‑arrears public auction. Additionally, the council directed staff to seek more information from the Pincher Creek Curling Club regarding additional funding.

• Approved five‑year FortisAlberta franchise renewal (carried)
• Approved terms and conditions of the 2026 tax‑arrears public auction (carried)
• Approved auction date: September 16, 2026, 2:00 p.m. at Town Hall (carried)
• Approved addition of tax‑recovery costs to the tax rolls (carried)
• Established reserve bids: PLAN 8089JK LOT 274 – $355,100; PLAN 8501B LOT 21 – $28,600 (carried)
• Directed administration to consult the Pincher Creek Curling Club for additional funding info (5‑to‑1 vote)
• Approved Councilor Barber to attend the Elkford Wildcat Days event (carried)

Regular Council

The regular council meeting includes public hearings, delegations, and several reports. Key discussions include Joint Use and Planning Agreements with school districts, a policy review proposal, and updates from AltaLink on transmission line rebuild and wildfire safety. The council will also hear from the Chinook Arch Regional Library System and Chief Mountain Gas Co-op.

• Joint Use and Planning Agreement discussion with Livingston Range School and separate school district
• Chinook Arch Regional Library System delegation
• Chief Mountain Gas Co-op Ltd. delegation
• AltaLink transmission line rebuild update
• Circular Materials recycling transition information

Council approved $30,000 for a complete review of municipal policies, funded from the Municipal Income Stabilization reserve. They also approved $350 for Matthew Halton High School. A motion to send a letter declining the school's request was defeated. Council directed administration to amend the joint use agreement with the school division and scheduled a special meeting for the CAO review.

• Approved $30,000 policy review from Municipal Income Stabilization reserve (carried)
• Approved $350 funding for Matthew Halton High School (4-2)
• Defeated motion to send letter of decline to Matthew Halton High School (2-4)
• Directed administration to amend draft Joint Use and Planning Agreement with Livingstone Range School Division (carried)
• Directed Mayor to call special meeting June 1, 2026 for CAO review (carried)
• Accepted consent agenda including previous minutes (carried)
• Accepted council and CAO reports as information (carried)
• Moved into and out of closed session (carried)

Special Council Meeting

Council is holding a special meeting to conduct the Annual General Meeting of the Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre. They will remove and appoint board members and receive financial statements.

• Remove PCCELC Board Members
• Appoint PCCELC Board Members
• Receive Financial Statements

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will discuss several non-legislative items including a staff retreat, the Pincher Creek Rodeo Parade, a school engagement event, and a review of the Chief Administrative Officer. No formal decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Discussion of staff retreat planning
• Pincher Creek Rodeo Parade coordination
• Conversations With Council at Canyon Elementary School
• CAO performance review

The Committee of the Whole approved several administrative actions, including directing administration to bring back the 2025 CAO evaluation to a future closed session, agreeing to hold the Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre annual meeting, appointing Councillor McGillivary to the Scholarship Steering Committee, and directing administration to prepare a Request for Decision on future options for the Pincher Creek Curling Club project. The committee also moved into and out of closed sessions to discuss the Curling Club and directed the Mayor to write a letter of thanks to the PCCELC Board.

• Directed admin to bring back 2025 CAO evaluation info to future closed session (carried)
• Agreed to hold annual PCCELC Member meeting (carried)
• Appointed Councillor McGillivary to Scholarship Steering Committee (carried)
• Moved into closed session regarding Curling Club discussion (carried)
• Moved out of closed session (carried)
• Directed admin to prepare a Request for Decision on Curling Club future options (carried)
• Directed Mayor to write letter of thanks to PCCELC Board (carried)
• Amended and approved agenda (carried)

Regular Council

Council will consider the 2026 Property Tax Bylaw #1620-26, which sets municipal tax rates for the year. Also up for discussion are 2026 budget adjustments and the audited 2025 financial statements. Council will hear delegations from the Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village and Pincher Creek Curling Club, and consider bylaw changes for the municipal library.

• 2026 Property Tax Bylaw #1620-26 (first reading)
• 2025 Audited Consolidated Financial Statements
• 2026 Budget Adjustments
• Pincher Creek and District Municipal Library Board bylaw changes
• Information on renaming of municipal buildings

Council approved the 2026 Property Tax Bylaw after three readings and approved 2026 budget adjustments. They also directed administration to propose a new sign for the Memorial Community Center Ice Arena and approved donations to local organizations.

• Approved 2026 Property Tax Bylaw #1620-26 (third and final reading)
• Approved 2026 Budget Adjustments
• Directed admin to propose cost for new Memorial Community Center Ice Arena sign
• Postponed discussion on Pincher Creek Curling Club building to next meeting
• Approved $19,500 one-time contribution to Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation
• Approved $500 donation to Foothills 4-H Beef Club
• Approved $500 donation to Pincher Creek Soccer Association
• Accepted Council and CAO reports as information

Regular Council

Council is discussing a land use district change for the old firehall. They will also hear delegations from Waterton Lakes National Park, Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation, and Foothills 4H Beef Club. New business includes appointing a deputy director of emergency management and adopting strategic priorities for 2026-2030.

• Discuss rezoning old firehall to potential new land use districts
• Hear from Waterton Lakes National Park delegation
• Hear from Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation delegation
• Appoint Deputy Regional Director of Emergency Management
• Adopt Council’s Strategic Priorities 2026-2030

Regular Council

Council will hear delegations from Northback and the Alberta SouthWest Regional Alliance, consider appointments to the Municipal Development and Subdivision Authority, and receive updates on the Family and Community Support Services and the Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre. A sponsorship request from Matthew Halton High School and a regional infrastructure summit are also on the distribution list.

• Scheduled delegations: Northback and Alberta SouthWest Regional Alliance
• Appointment of citizens to the Municipal Development and Subdivision Authority (4 applicants)
• Update on Family and Community Support Services (FCSS)
• Update on Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre
• Matthew Halton High School sponsorship request

Council approved the appointment of Sheldon Boese to a two-year term on the Municipal Development and Subdivision Authority. Administration was also directed to present options for facility branding and renaming at a future meeting.

• Approved agenda amendments (26-080)
• Accepted March 23, 2026 Regular Council Meeting Agenda (26-081)
• Accepted Consent Agenda (26-082)
• Directed administration to pay for Councilor Cyr's Elected Officials Course (26-083)
• Approved up to three council members to attend the Infrastructure Services Regional Summit (26-086)
• Entered Closed Session at 7:44 PM (26-087)
• Exited Closed Session at 8:46 PM (26-088)
• Appointed Sheldon Boese to the Municipal Development and Subdivision Authority for a two-year term ending March 23, 2028 (26-090)

Joint Council Meeting

The agenda contains no listed items or decisions; it appears to be a placeholder with no substantive content.

The joint council meeting covered only procedural motions, including an amended agenda and entering a closed session to review the Emergency Services Commission master agreement. No substantive policies, budgets, or public votes were adopted during this session. Closed-session discussions are typically reserved for sensitive operational or contractual matters that directly affect municipal service delivery and resident safety.

• Approved amended meeting agenda (carried)
• Moved emergency services item to closed session (carried)
• Entered closed session at 6:48 PM (carried)
• Exited closed session at 7:31 PM (carried)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:32 PM (carried)

Regular Council

The council will hear delegations from RCMP on Q3 crime statistics, the Senior Citizens Centre Society, and the Curling Club. New business includes a water treatment plant sand filter replacement and a revised intermunicipal library board agreement. A closed session will review the Pincher Creek Emergency Services Commission legal agreement and a development discussion.

• Sgt Ryan Hodge presenting Q3 Provincial Crime Statistics
• Water Treatment Plant – Sand Filter Replacement
• Intermunicipal Library Board Agreement – Revised
• Donation request from St. Michael School Leadership Class
• Closed meeting: Pincher Creek Emergency Services Commission - Review Legal Agreement

The council approved $528,000 from the utility reserve to replace sand filter media at the Water Treatment Plant. It also approved a revised Intermunicipal Library Board Agreement and donated two sponsorship baskets to St. Michael School’s Leadership Class. The April 1 Committee of the Whole meeting was cancelled, and the council entered and exited a closed‑session as required.

• Approved $528,000 funding for sand filter replacement at the Water Treatment Plant (CARRIED)
• Approved revised Intermunicipal Library Board Agreement with MD of Pincher Creek No. 9 and Village of Cowley (CARRIED)
• Cancelled the April 1, 2026 Committee of the Whole meeting (CARRIED)
• Donated two sponsorship baskets to St. Michael School Leadership Class (CARRIED)
• Moved into closed session at 7:22 PM under Access to Information Act (CARRIED)
• Moved out of closed session at 8:54 PM (CARRIED)
• Added Emergency Services Commission legal‑agreement review to Joint Council agenda (CARRIED)
• Directed administration to proceed with discussed development matters (CARRIED)

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole meeting is mostly procedural with committee and administration reports. The only substantive discussion item is a proposed 2026 trade show booth.

• Discussion of a 2026 trade show booth

The Committee of the Whole approved an amended agenda that added three items, accepted committee reports as information, and changed its meeting start time to 9:00 AM effective April 1 2026. It also added the Affordable Housing Film Request to the Joint Council Meeting agenda and adjourned the meeting at 9:06 AM.

• Approved agenda amendment adding Items 5.2, 5.3, and 5.4 (COTW 26-026) – carried
• Approved the amended agenda (COTW 26-027) – carried
• Accepted Committee reports as information (COTW 26-028) – carried
• Changed Committee of the Whole start time to 9:00 AM effective April 1 2026 (COTW 26-029) – carried
• Added Affordable Housing Film Request to Joint Council agenda (COTW 26-030) – carried
• Adjourned the meeting at 9:06 AM (COTW 26-031) – carried

Regular Council

The Pincher Creek Regular Council meeting will review and vote on Council Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26. The agenda also includes discussion of additional funding for the STARS program and a short‑term rental discussion. Public hearings and a scheduled delegation to the Heritage Acres Farm Museum are also on the agenda.

• Council Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26
• Additional Funding for STARS
• Short‑Term Rental Discussion
• Heritage Acres Farm Museum delegation
• Public Hearings

The council added Union Contract Negotiations to the agenda and approved the meeting agenda as amended. It accepted the consent agenda, completed second and final readings of the Council Remuneration Bylaw, and directed a funding increase for the STARS program. The council also added four items to the Joint Council agenda and conducted a brief closed session.

• Added Union Contract Negotiations item (12.1) to agenda (carried)
• Approved agenda as amended (carried)
• Accepted consent agenda as amended (carried)
• Second reading of Council Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26 approved (carried)
• Third and final reading of Council Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26 approved (carried)
• Directed $8,000 annual increase for STARS funding starting 2027 (carried)
• Directed addition of four topics to Joint Council agenda (carried)
• Moved into and out of closed session (carried)

Regular Council

The Pincher Creek Regular Council meeting on Feb 9, 2026 includes second and third readings of the ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw, and first readings of the Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26 and Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26. Council will also appoint Library Member-at-Large members and hear a delegation from STARS.

• Second and third readings of ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1633-26
• First reading of Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26 (amount not specified)
• First reading of Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26 (Draft 2) setting council compensation
• Appointments to the Library Board Member-at-Large positions
• Delegation from STARS air ambulance service

The council approved the amended meeting agenda and accepted the consent agenda. It gave second and third readings to the ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1633-26 and completed first, second, and third readings of the Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26. Council members were appointed to the Pincher Creek and District Intermunicipal Library Board and the Chinook Arch Regional Library System Board. The council entered and exited a closed session as scheduled.

• Approved the February 9, 2026 agenda (motion 26-028) – carried
• Accepted the consent agenda (motion 26-029) – carried
• Gave second reading to ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1633-26 (motion 26-030) – carried
• Gave third and final reading to ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1633-26 (motion 26-031) – carried
• Gave first reading to Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26 (motion 26-032) – carried
• Gave second reading to Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26 (motion 26-033) – carried
• Gave third and final reading to Municipal Borrowing Bylaw #1570-26 (motion 26-035) – carried
• Appointed Gordon Tolton, Sara Hossain, Susan Knight to the Pincher Creek and District Intermunicipal Library Board and Councillor Barber to two library boards (motions 26-037, 26-038, 26-039) – carried

Committee of the Whole

The Committee of the Whole will consider two training courses for elected officials: a Budget & Finances Course and an Economic Development for Elected Officials Course. The meeting also includes a closed session for updates on human resources, the Pincher Creek Early Learning Center, and the Pincher Creek & District Municipal Library. Following adjournment, council official photos are scheduled.

• Discussion of Elected Officials Budget & Finances Course with attached info sheet
• Discussion of Economic Development for Elected Officials Course with two attached info sheets
• Closed session: HR Update
• Closed session: Pincher Creek Early Learning Center Update
• Closed session: Pincher Creek & District Municipal Library update

The Committee of the Whole approved several agenda items and accepted multiple updates as information. It approved three councilors to attend virtual education courses and directed an amendment to a draft letter for the Early Learning Centre board. Councilor Barber was authorized to give information on the Pincher Creek and District Municipal Library’s funding and timelines. The meeting also moved into and out of a closed‑session as required.

• Approved agenda amendment adding items 4.3, 4.4, 5.4, 5.5 (carried)
• Accepted Committee reports as information (carried)
• Approved Councilor Wynder to attend Budget & Finance education course (carried)
• Approved Councilor Cyr to attend Introduction to Municipality course (carried)
• Approved Councilor Wynder to attend Economic Development course (carried)
• Accepted South Canadian Rockies Tourism Information Update as information (carried)
• Directed administration to amend draft letter to Early Learning Centre Board (carried)
• Approved Councilor Barber to provide library funding and timeline information (carried)

Regular Council

The Town of Pincher Creek Council will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting, consider a new Council Remuneration Bylaw, and review the 2025 Year in Review administration report.

• Approval of January 12, 2026 Council minutes
• Consideration of Council Remuneration Bylaw #1578-26
• Review of 2025 Year in Review administration report
• Delegations from Communities in Bloom and Castle Mountain Community Association

The council approved the regular meeting agenda, added item 7.1 Recreation Master Plan, and accepted the consent agenda and several reports as information. The meeting was then adjourned at 8:05 PM.

• Added item 7.1 Recreation Master Plan to agenda (Carried)
• Approved the Regular Council Meeting agenda as amended (Carried)
• Accepted the Consent Agenda (Carried)
• Accepted Council Reports as information (Carried)
• Accepted AlbertaSW Board and Chinook Arch Library Board items as information (Carried)
• Accepted the CAO Report as information (Carried)
• Accepted the Administration Report (2025 Year in Review) as information (Carried)
• Adjourned the meeting at 8:05 PM (Carried)

Regular Council

The Town of Pincher Creek Council will hold a public hearing on land use bylaw amendments and the disposition of municipal reserve land. The meeting includes the first reading of a regional assessment review board bylaw and the establishment of a new fee structure.

• Land Use Bylaw Amendment 1639-25-A and 1639-25-B
• Disposition of Municipal Reserve for Inspiration Area Structure Plan
• Bylaw No. 1584-26 Establishing a Fee Structure
• ORRSC Regional Assessment Review Board Bylaw 1633-26 – First Reading
• Public Hearing for Land Use Bylaw No. 1639-25-A and 1639-25-B

Council approved the disposal of 0.27 ha of Lot 7MR, Block 3, Plan 8211483, on the condition it be consolidated with Lot E, Block E, Plan 3818GB to facilitate the Inspiration Area Structure Plan Bylaw 1638-25. The Municipal Reserve designation will be reapplied to the remainder of the lot after subdivision registration, with all costs borne by the developer. Council also gave three readings to Bylaw 1584-26 Establishing a Fee Structure, which was carried (6 to 1) on first reading and carried unanimously on second and third readings.

• Approved disposal of 0.27 ha of Lot 7MR, Block 3, Plan 8211483 (carried, 1 opposed)
• Gave first reading to Bylaw 1584-26 Establishing a Fee Structure (6-1)
• Gave second reading to Bylaw 1584-26 Establishing a Fee Structure (carried)
• Gave third and final reading to Bylaw 1584-26 Establishing a Fee Structure (carried unanimously)

Committee of the Whole

This Committee of the Whole meeting is largely procedural, including approval of the agenda, committee reports, and a discussion item on council photos. The main substantive items are two letters of support: one for the Pincher Creek Community Centre Hall Society and one for Pincher Creek Search and Rescue. The meeting will also include a closed session and adjournment.

• Discussion of council photos
• Letter of support for the Pincher Creek Community Centre Hall Society
• Letter of support for Pincher Creek Search and Rescue
• Review of 2025 distribution list
• Closed meeting scheduled

The Committee of the Whole approved submitting an expression of interest for the Intergenerational Day Seniors Week Provincial Launch Event and directed administration to implement a process for the Deputy Mayor to approve the Mayor's timesheet. All other items were procedural, including agenda approval, acceptance of committee reports, and moving into and out of closed session. No substantive decisions were made on public hearing information, remuneration bylaw details, or staff and early learning centre updates, which were accepted as information only.

• Approved submitting expression of interest for Seniors Week Provincial Launch Event (carried)
• Directed administration to implement Deputy Mayor approval of Mayor's timesheet (carried)
• Approved agenda as amended (carried)
• Accepted committee reports as information (carried)
• Moved into closed session under sections 19 and 22 of Access to Information Act (carried)
• Moved out of closed session (carried)
• Accepted staff update as information (carried)
• Accepted Pincher Creek Community Early Learning Centre update as information (carried)