Town of Fox Creek

Town of Fox Creek The Municipality of Fox Creek is a vibrant and bustling small town in Northwestern Alberta, Canada.

Fox Trot Express Community Bus Demand SurveyThe Town of Fox Creek is seeking feedback about the Fox Trot Express. Whethe...
08/25/2026

Fox Trot Express Community Bus Demand Survey

The Town of Fox Creek is seeking feedback about the Fox Trot Express. Whether you currently use the bus, would consider using it in the future, or do not anticipate using it at all, your feedback will help us better understand local transportation needs and identify opportunities to improve the service for our residents.

This anonymous survey should take approximately two minutes to complete. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8NBVL33

Thank you to those that assist us with feedback to better service the transportation needs of the community.

Does Your Storefront Need a Fresh Coat of Paint or a New Sign? The Town of Fox Creek’s Façade Improvement Grant Program ...
08/24/2026

Does Your Storefront Need a Fresh Coat of Paint or a New Sign?

The Town of Fox Creek’s Façade Improvement Grant Program helps eligible property owners improve buildings located within the downtown core while creating a positive community image that attracts visitors, businesses and residents.

Successful applicants may receive funding for 50% of eligible project costs, up to a maximum grant of $10,000. Eligible improvements may include exterior painting, new signage and other façade enhancements.

Property owners are encouraged to review the application requirements, eligibility criteria and program guidelines and for more info, visit :
https://www.foxcreek.ca/business-development/facade-improvement-grant-program/

Applications due by November 30, 2026

Together, we can create a more vibrant and welcoming downtown for everyone.

Community Grants Available for 2027Are you part of a non-profit organization, community group, club, or society planning...
08/23/2026

Community Grants Available for 2027

Are you part of a non-profit organization, community group, club, or society planning a project, event, program, or in need of operational support in 2027?

The Town of Fox Creek's Grants for Groups Program may be able to help bring your ideas to life!

Application Deadline: September 30, 2026

Review Process:
Applications will be considered as part of Council's 2027 budget deliberations.

Funding Distribution:
Successful applicants will receive funding in July 2027.

Learn More & Apply:
https://www.foxcreek.ca/business-development/grants-to-groups-municipal-grant-program

Questions?
Contact the Town Office at 780-622-3896.

Community groups play an important role in making Fox Creek a vibrant and connected place to live. If you have an initiative that will benefit our community, we encourage you to apply!

Don't miss this opportunity to secure funding for your 2027 project or program

Asphalt Millings for Sale The Town of Fox Creek has asphalt millings from this year’s paving projects available for publ...
08/22/2026

Asphalt Millings for Sale

The Town of Fox Creek has asphalt millings from this year’s paving projects available for public purchase for $25 per tonne, plus a loading fee.

To arrange payment and schedule a loading appointment with our Operations staff, please contact the Town Administration Office at 780-622-3896. We will be happy to assist you.

Open for Business: Echo Training and Occupational TestingFor Kristy West, owner of Echo Training and Occupational Testin...
08/21/2026

Open for Business: Echo Training and Occupational Testing

For Kristy West, owner of Echo Training and Occupational Testing, workplace safety is more than a business. It has been her passion for more than 25 years.

Originally from Peers, Alberta, Kristy began her career with the City of Calgary, where she worked as a head lifeguard and Bronze Examiner with the Lifesaving Society. She later completed her paramedic training at the University of Calgary and returned to the Edson area, building extensive experience in municipal ambulance services, fire and rescue operations, and occupational safety.

Kristy went on to operate a similar business in Edson for more than 10 years before moving to Florida with her young family. After taking several years to focus on family, she returned to Alberta and accepted a position near Fox Creek. That opportunity brought her to the community and ultimately inspired her to use her experience, skills and passion for workplace safety to establish a company of her own. As she explored the community, she quickly fell in love with the lakes and trails but, most importantly, the kindness of the people she met here.

Echo Training and Occupational Testing has now been operating in Fox Creek for more than three years now, providing safety training, testing and occupational health services throughout the region.

The company offers a wide range of services, including:

• Workplace safety training and assistance sourcing specialized courses
• Drug and alcohol testing
• Respiratory fit testing
• Occupational health assessments
• Pulmonary function testing
• Audiometric testing and ear-fit checks
• Custom hearing protection

Echo Training is also expanding services to include:

• Gas Clip monitor sales, rentals and repairs
• SCBA rentals, hydrostatic testing and air fills
• Blackline monitor rentals and servicing
• Hytera road and handheld radio sales and rentals
• Starlink rentals
• Fire extinguisher recharging

With locations in Fox Creek and Edson, Echo Training is truly a family business. Kristy’s oldest daughter, Grace, manages the Fox Creek location, while her younger daughter, Paige, assists at the Edson location.

For Kristy, Echo Training represents more than professional success. It is a legacy she is building for her children and an opportunity to support the communities that have supported her.

“Fox Creek is a beautiful community, and we are proud to provide safety services that protect the hardworking people here.”

To book your training, testing or inquire on services you may want Kristy and her team to bring in, please reach out to Echo Training and Occupational Testing via phone 780-844-8999, email [email protected], drop in at #11 1st Ave to chat , online https://www.echotrainingandtesting.com/ and on Facebook Echo Training and Occupational Testing

Congratulations to Kristy and the entire team on three successful years. Thank you for continuing to invest in our community.

🚨Kaybob Drive Culvert Replacement Update🚨 The Town of Fox Creek is pleased to announce that Advantage North Ltd. has bee...
08/21/2026

🚨Kaybob Drive Culvert Replacement Update🚨

The Town of Fox Creek is pleased to announce that Advantage North Ltd. has been awarded the contract to replace the culvert on Kaybob Drive. The contractor has completed its review of the engineered drawings, scheduled the required crews and secured the necessary materials.

We recognize the inconvenience caused by this road closure and appreciate the community’s continued patience. Advantage North Ltd. crews are scheduled to be on-site beginning Thursday, August 27 until completion.

Please obey all posted signage and use caution around crews and equipment working in the area. Further updates will be provided, if required, as the project progresses.

🚸Playground Zone Extended 🚸 Please be aware that new signage is now in place for the extended playground zone along 2A A...
08/21/2026

🚸Playground Zone Extended 🚸

Please be aware that new signage is now in place for the extended playground zone along 2A Avenue beside the Multiplex and 2nd Street near the Cenotaph and ball diamonds.

The existing 30 km/h playground zone remains unchanged around the Community Hall, Courthouse, C.O.P.S. Park, and Curling Rink.

This area is a busy hub for outdoor recreation. Motorists are reminded to watch for the new signage, reduce their speed to 30 km/h, and use extra caution when travelling through the area.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe.

🚧 Crosswalk Painting Underway🚧 Crosswalk painting will be taking place throughout town this week. Please watch for crews...
08/20/2026

🚧 Crosswalk Painting Underway🚧

Crosswalk painting will be taking place throughout town this week. Please watch for crews, obey all posted signage and use caution when travelling through work areas.

Thank you for helping keep our crews safe. We appreciate your patience as we complete this important maintenance.

Throwback Thursday: Fox Creek Frontier Days Rodeo 🐎Today’s trip through Fox Creek history takes us back to April 21, 197...
08/20/2026

Throwback Thursday: Fox Creek Frontier Days Rodeo 🐎

Today’s trip through Fox Creek history takes us back to April 21, 1977, when ten enthusiastic horse lovers and rodeo fans gathered at the Legion Hall and formed the Fox Creek Light Horse and Rodeo Association.

With Bob Marple elected as its first president, the group set out to raise money for barns and fencing by holding an indoor rodeo at the arena. Just one month later, Fox Creek’s first Frontier Days Rodeo was underway.

The weekend kicked off with a street dance in front of the arena, followed the next morning by a pancake breakfast prepared by W. “Tex” Greig and his Legion crew. Shortly before noon, Fox Creek’s first rodeo parade left the Plainsman Motel parking lot and travelled up Kaybob Drive to the arena. With so many entries, it seemed as though nearly everyone in town had taken part.

By Saturday evening, crowds were lining up for the first rodeo performance. Bob Smith served as rodeo chairman, assisted by secretary Marlene Marple, and Leona Hallaghan was crowned Fox Creek’s first Rodeo Queen.

There was no shortage of memorable moments, including the local businessmen’s Cow Milking competition, RCMP Constable Dan Kirby trying his hand at ba****ck riding, and Darryl Trottier nearly hanging to the ground during a bare bronc ride before pulling himself back onto the horse. Rodeo clowns Flamin’ Raymon’ Smith and Larry Clark also became crowd favorites, even wiring Bob Marple’s truck with a “smoke bomb” as part of their antics.

The first rodeo was such a success that it became an annual event, bringing plenty more memorable moments to Fox Creek. Maureen McTeer, wife of MP Joe Clark, attended as a guest of honor and rode horseback in the parade, while the Edmonton City Police Pipe Band participated in the parade and opening ceremonies. Fiddle contests attracted musicians from across Alberta, and rodeo competitors travelled from Alberta, British Columbia and Saskatchewan.

At its height, the Fox Creek rodeo ranked third out of 36 rodeos in the Lakeland Rodeo Association, with competitors praising the friendliness and hospitality of the Fox Creek community.

After several years, attendance began to decline and fewer volunteers were available to carry the workload. By the mid-1980s, organizers made the difficult decision to bring the annual rodeo to an end.

What began with ten people gathered at the Legion Hall grew into years of rodeos, parades, dances, memories and another wonderful page in Fox Creek’s story. 🐎

*From Iosegun Reflections- A History of Fox Creek, pub. 1992. Reprinted with the permission of the Fox Creek Historical Association*

🐾Cats Found in Fox Creek🐾Two feral female cats are currently being cared for at the Fox Creek Transfer Station.If either...
08/19/2026

🐾Cats Found in Fox Creek🐾

Two feral female cats are currently being cared for at the Fox Creek Transfer Station.

If either cat belongs to you or if you have information that may help identify their owners, please contact the Fox Creek Transfer Station at 780-622-4847.

Adoption inquiries are also welcome if the cats remain unclaimed.🐈

Address

102 Kaybob Drive, PO Box 149
Fox Creek, AB
T0H1P0

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 12:30pm
1:30pm - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+17806223896

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