Points representing valves that are used to isolate portions of the pressurized sewer systems. System valves are primarily used to control (open or close) the flow of waste water.

“The maps are provided for information purposes only and are not a replacement for contacting Alberta One Call”

Data being provided is based on a valuation date of July 1, 2011 and a property condition date as of December 31, 2011. Strathcona County does not warrant, or guarantee the accuracy of this information. The County does not assume nor accept any liability from the use of the information. Data in this layer was produced based upon the 2014 Parcel Centroid Data

Polygon areas representing the 2011 Federal Census and National Household Survey data for Dissemination Area boundaries. Strathcona County has adapted the data groupings to better integrate with geographical boundaries.

This is the content from the Municipal Census 2012 EA Dataset that has been summed up by each measure and transposed in order to create visuals.

This is the content from the Municipal Census 2012 EA Dataset that has been summed up by each measure and transposed in order to create visuals.

Statistics about information requests received under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act since 2004. Results are annualy indicating both general and personal requests, source of the request, disposition, and completion times. This contains the same data as the other foip dataset, but this has been transposed to allow for additional visualizations

Points representing waste water control valves. Control valves are located on the pressurized sewer pipes to control flow and pressure of waste water. “The maps are provided for information purposes only and are not a replacement for contacting Alberta One Call”

“Splash Parks" are outdoor areas designated for water recreation that are owned by Strathcona County. Typically, a splash park (also referred to as a spray park) is a concrete area with water pipes, jets, colourful characters, and other items that move water by shooting, spraying, trickling, or other similar means. They are typically focused for children but all residents are welcome. Splash parks are usually within a 'park' but not always. This data set does not include areas like outdoor swimming pools, or water recreation features that people do not interact with such as decorative fountains. Splash park features are represented as polygons.

The individual results from the Strathcona County Public Satisfaction Survey completed in December 2013. A summary of these results can be found at http://www.strathcona.ca/departments/communications/public-satisfaction-survey-results/

Additionally, the codes for each answer are listed in the attached document.

Polygon areas representing household census data aggregated to the enumeration area gathered in the 2012 Census.