The City of Grande Prairie is introducing a new Accessibility Pass to support individuals with physical or cognitive disabilities during lineups for carnival rides while ensuring everyone can enjoy a fun and welcoming Canada Day celebration at Muskoseepi Park.
The…
The City of Grande Prairie reminds residents that the tax payment deadline is Monday, June 30, 2025. To assist residents in meeting this deadline, City Hall has extended service hours June 26-27 and June 30.
"We understand that many residents have busy schedules, and we hope…
Several road closures and transit impacts are in place throughout the day on Tuesday, July 1 to accommodate the Canada Day Parade taking place downtown.
The parade begins at 2 p.m., starting near Hillside School (108 Avenue and 94 Street) and proceeding along 100 Avenue to…
The City of Grande Prairie is working to enter into discussions with Edmonton International Airport (YEG), in consultation with the Grande Prairie Airport Commission, to develop a strategic alliance that strengthens regional connectivity, enhances operations and unlocks new…
The City of Grande Prairie is completing traffic signal switchover work at the intersection of 97 Avenue and 100 Street on the evening of Tuesday, June 24.
Work begins at 8 p.m. and is expected to continue into the early morning hours of Wednesday, June 25, wrapping up by 1 a.m…
Grande Prairie City Council approved a five-year extension of Hansen Lincoln’s naming rights for the west turf field and grandstands located at the Community Knowledge Campus.
The agreement begins at the end of the current term and extends the naming rights of Hansen…
The City is cranking up the celebrations in Muskoseepi Park this Canada Day with Alberta-born, double-platinum selling country star Aaron Goodvin headlining the celebrations on July 1.
With a dynamic stage presence and chart-topping hits such as Lonely Drum, 2018 CCMA…
The City of Grande Prairie fire ban has been downgraded to a fire restriction for all areas of the city, including annexed rural areas, as of 1 p.m. on Wednesday, June 18 due to improved, but still dry conditions.
Permitted activities:
Propane and natural gas barbecues.
Propane…
Delegation
Renee Charbonneau & Wanda Zenner presented to Council on behalf of the Veterans Memorial Gardens & Interpretive Centre, requesting that the City of Grande Prairie provide water service to the Veterans Memorial Community Garden.
Council received this…
The City of Grande Prairie is advancing its 2025 capital construction season with road rehabilitation beginning as early as June 18 on 68 Avenue between 108 Street and 116 Street.
Work in Pinnacle Ridge is scheduled to begin around June 26 at the following locations:
Pinnacle…
The City is excited to open the Grande Prairie Outdoor Pool for the season with a phased re-opening starting Thursday, July 2.
In accordance with provincial health regulations, the pool will be available for private bookings as follows:
Monday – Thursday
2:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.…
Community engagement on the 2021 Budget has officially been launched by the City of Grande Prairie.
Members of the community are encouraged to visit the City’s engagement website at engage.cityofgp.com to participate in a variety of online engagement activities including:
A 10-…
Capital investments in Grande Prairie continue with the City beginning a road repaving and traffic-flow improving project in the city’s west end on June 24.
On 100 Avenue between 124 Street and 108 Street crews will replace the existing asphalt, remove and reinstall curb and…
The City of Grande Prairie is launching a new “GP Connected at Home” initiative to provide free activities and entertainment for residents during physical distancing and facility closure restrictions.
“GP Connected at Home” includes the following:
Virtual Museum
Take a…
Here are the highlights for the City Council Meeting held June 15, 2020:
City Manager Update on COVID-19
The City Manager provided an update on the City’s COVID-19 Response. The City continues to provide valuable core services to residents and is taking a phased approach to re-…
Starting June 16 the City of Grande Prairie’s Parks crews are removing or modifying select dead tree snags located close to the asphalt trail in the Muskoseepi Corridor between 84 Avenue and 68 Avenue.
The trees have been evaluated for hazard potential and by the City’s…
June marks the beginning of the blooming season for many of the City of Grande Prairie’s Community Orchards.
The City is proud to have over 30 edible landscape locations with half of them ready to harvest this summer. An interactive map with orchard locations and fruit varieties…
The City of Grande Prairie is proud to celebrate Canada Day across the community with a wide variety of events planned for 2020, including a double fireworks display and reverse parade.
All residents are encouraged to join in the fun activities and show their Canadian pride by…
Statement from Mayor Bill Given - June 5, 2020
Like many Grande Prairie residents, I’ve been shaken by the tragic and preventable death of George Floyd, the global protests that have followed and the unjustly authoritarian government response. As the protests have shown, many…
The City of Grande Prairie has signed on as the Representative Plaintiff in a $10 billion class-action lawsuit on June 3, 2020, in regards to the opioid crisis.
The lawsuit is being filed against over 40 various pharmaceutical companies for their role in the harm caused to…
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