The Blackfalds Town Council will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Blackfalds, Alberta, to discuss local affairs following the recent approval of a new multi-million dollar budget.
On March 10, 2026, town leaders passed a $38.9 million plan to cover the costs of running the community for the year. This decision means residents will see a tax increase to help pay for essential services and daily operations.
In addition to daily costs, the town is moving forward with a long-term plan for building and infrastructure. The council previously approved a $34.5 million plan for projects over the next five years, with more than $2.8 million of that total dedicated to work being done this year.
Mayor Laura Svab and Chief Administrative Officer Kim Isaak lead the council as it decides how to use taxpayer money for local improvements. These meetings allow residents to see how policy decisions and project updates directly impact their community services.
The March 24 session will be the first regular meeting since the final budget and tax changes were confirmed. Staying informed on these proceedings helps residents understand how their local government is managing the growth and finances of the Town of Blackfalds.
