Traffic
Management of traffic in Strathcona County related to traffic engineering, traffic signal maintenance, parking, traffic noise and traffic safety.
COVID-19 update
The Province has lifted the Restrictions Exemption Program effective February 9, with some exceptions. Masking is still mandatory for everyone 13+ in all indoor places and workspaces. All Albertans 5+ can now get vaccinated. View the Strathcona County COVID-19 case count.
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