Points representing clean outs in the storm system. Clean outs are located at the end of each sump pump discharge line.

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

Single line representation of a sub-sample of the 1 metre contour intervals at every 5 metres for the northern portion of Strathcona County

The Notice of Awarded Contracts program (NAC) is part of Strathcona County's ongoing commitment to open and transparent procurement practices, as stated in the Procurement Policy. Through this initiative, awarded contracts of any value, for construction, services and goods; as well as purchase orders with a value of $50,000 or more, are posted monthly on the Open Data Portal. For a definition of the Procurement processes identified see the Attachment under the About tab.

“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 points.

Strathcona County has a new Municipal Development Plan after Council gave Bylaw 20-2017 third and final reading. The plan provides a comprehensive land use policy framework to guide future development and growth in the County for the next 20 years.

A form to record Inquiries from users

Points representing valves that are used to isolate portions of the water systems.   Water system valves are primarily used to control (open or close) the flow of water supply.

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

Single line representations of the snow clearing priority of roads as designated by Transportation and Agriculture Services.

In April/May 2015, Strathcona County asked County residents to provide feedback about aspects of traffic safety in the community. All quantitative survey results are available in this data set.

Information on the methodology used in the development and implementation of the survey can be found in the report 2015 Traffic Safety Survey Part One: Quantitative Research Results.

Results from open-ended survey questions are available in a companion report: 2015 Traffic Safety Survey Part Two: Qualitative Research Results.

Both reports and the survey questions are attached (see About tab).

Single line representation of a sub-sample of the 1 metre contour intervals at every 5 metres for the northern portion of Strathcona County