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Cold Lake Fire-Rescue will be seeing a new truck in their future. Located at the Downtown District Fire Station, the Rescue Truck was identified for replacement in 2019 during the Behr Feasibility Study. A 1998 CMS C-Series Top Kick Diesel, it has become increasingly difficult to maintain due to a lack of available replacement parts, despite its fairly low kilometres.

The Grand Centre Lion’s Club will receive the Municipal Election Forum Grant in the amount of $7,500.

Two applications were received by the City of Cold Lake for the Municipal Election Forum Grant, to assist with the expenses incurred by hosting a municipal election forum for the upcoming 2025 municipal election. Applications were received from the Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce with a proposed budget of $7,500 and the Grand Centre Lion’s Club with a proposed budget of $2,242.

Three applications for funding were presented to council with three different outcomes.

Cold Lake City Council has decided to have an in-depth conversation to determine what steps a municipality can consider to have the province and federal government take serious action towards meaningful justice system reform.

Three community groups will receive funding from City grants, after review of applications.

Additional land will temporarily be provided to the Cold Lake Motocross Association for their upcoming event, the Canadian Triple Crown Series Motocross Event. 

Cold Lake, AB – The Animal Care and Control Centre will be closed to the public on Saturdays during the month of February.