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Spotlights on Growth in the Grande Prairie Region
 

County and City Officials Planning for Regional Growth - June 30, 2006 (Thu. Jul, 6 2006)

Council members from the County of Grande Prairie No. 1 and City of Grande Prairie met yesterday to discuss working together on growth issues for the region. Both Councils shared information gathered and have agreed to continue discussions. Future meeting have been scheduled for August and October.
 

City Seeks Public Input on Growth Plans (Thu. Mar, 9 2006)

The City of Grande Prairie is inviting regional residents to let Council know their views and opinions on the range of options that must be reviewed to cope with the region’s continuing growth.
 

Growth Challenges To Be Reviewed With Province (Fri. Mar, 3 2006)

Mayor Wayne Ayling and members of Council met this week with provincial ministers in Edmonton to review a number of issues of importance to the region.   One of the key meetings was with Municipal Affairs minister, Rob Renner, and his Deputy, Dan Bader, with a focus on issues related to the dramatic growth of the region.
 

City Response to County 50 Year Growth Management Strategy (Wed. Sep, 14 2005)

On September 14th, 2005, the County presented the City with their draft 50 Year Growth Management Strategy.   The City of Grande Prairie cannot agree to the County's draft 50 Year Growth Management Strategy as it would effectively prevent any further growth of the City of Grande Prairie.  The City and County have a long history of working together and we are confident that the expected growth needs of both the City and County will be addressed in the best interest of the Grande Prairie Region.