City of Spruce Grove - Your Local Government

City of Spruce Grove - Your Local Government Welcome to the official page for the City of Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada! View our social media Terms of Engagement at sprucegrove.org/SocialTerms.

Our primary goal is to publish news stories and events in a timely fashion, and promote our city as a favourable place to live, work and do business. We review the page every work day so feel free to leave comments and interact with our posts! Check out our social media terms of engagement at https://www.sprucegrove.org/government/lets-connect/social-media-terms-of-engagement/.

Ever seen a border collie herd a group of ducks through an agility course? 🦆 Come on down to Central Park!Our Alberta Da...
08/30/2026

Ever seen a border collie herd a group of ducks through an agility course? 🦆 Come on down to Central Park!

Our Alberta Day celebration continues this evening (Aug. 29) and the next duck herding demonstration goes at 6:30 p.m.!

🎵 Plus, catch a musical performance by country recording artist Jordyn Pollard at 7:30.

🎞️ And be sure to bring your lawn chair and blanket for our movie in the park which starts at 9!

There's still plenty of time to get in on the fun! See all the Alberta Day celebration details at sprucegrove.org/AlbertaDay.

Happy Alberta Day! 🎉We're celebrating our great province's 121st birthday a few days early and our family-friendly party...
08/29/2026

Happy Alberta Day! 🎉

We're celebrating our great province's 121st birthday a few days early and our family-friendly party in the park is in full swing!

Stop by Central Park (450 King Street) and join us for:

🦆 Border collie duck herding demonstrations
🎤 Live music from Jordyn Pollard
🍦 Food trucks
🎯 Children's activities
🎬 A movie in the park

The celebration goes until 8 p.m. tonight (Aug. 29) and the movie starts at 9! This year's selection is the kid-friendly animated comedy GOAT. Be sure to bring your lawn chair and snacks!

Get all the Alberta Day details at sprucegrove.org/AlbertaDay.

08/28/2026

Happy half birthday to the new City brand!

It’s been six months since the City of Spruce Grove launched its new brand, and we’re celebrating with a giveaway! 🥳To mark the occasion, we’re giving away SIX awesome prize packs filled with City-branded merch - because six months deserves six prizes!

Want a chance to win? It’s easy! Simply head over to sprucegrove.org/BrandContest before Sept. 25 and throw your name into the ring.

Good luck!

Tomorrow’s the big day! We’re stuffing a Spruce Grove Transit bus with donations of new school supplies for local studen...
08/28/2026

Tomorrow’s the big day! We’re stuffing a Spruce Grove Transit bus with donations of new school supplies for local students in need – and we need your help!

🚌 Head to Staples at Westland Market Mall and look for the transit bus parked out front. We’ll be accepting donations of new school supplies from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Most needed school supply items:
➡️ Backpacks, pencil cases/boxes
➡️ Pencils, pens, erasers
➡️ Crayons, pencil crayons, highlighters, and markers
➡️ Binders, dividers, paper, notebooks and duotangs
➡️ Scissors, glue sticks and rulers

All donations collected in Spruce Grove stay in the Tri Region to support students at Parkland and Evergreen School Divisions.

🚸Students are heading back to class and that means school zones in Spruce Grove will soon be in effect! Drivers: watch o...
08/28/2026

🚸Students are heading back to class and that means school zones in Spruce Grove will soon be in effect!

Drivers: watch out for pedestrians and slow down in school and playground zones. The maximum speed limit in school zones is 30 km/hr on school days from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

There are seven school zones in Spruce Grove, located at:
• King Street adjacent to Brookwood School
• King Street adjacent to Woodhaven Middle School
• Pioneer Road near the Prescott Learning Centre
• Greystone Drive between Grove Drive and Greenwood Drive
• McLeod Avenue adjacent to École Broxton Park School
• Weston Drive adjacent St. Joseph Catholic School
• Grove Drive adjacent to Copperhaven School

🚨 The first day of school in Spruce Grove is Tuesday, Sept. 1. Officers will be monitoring and enforcing school zone speed limits around the city as part of our commitment to improving traffic and community safety. Visit https://loom.ly/JQ3xKtU for more information.

Alberta, you don’t look a day over 120! 💕We’re throwing a family-friendly Alberta Day party at Central Park to celebrate...
08/28/2026

Alberta, you don’t look a day over 120! 💕

We’re throwing a family-friendly Alberta Day party at Central Park to celebrate our great province’s 121st birthday - and you’re invited!

🎈 Join us TOMORROW, Saturday, August 29 from 5-8 p.m. for live musical entertainment, a duck herding demonstration, games and activities, food vendors and more!

🎥 Then at 9 p.m., sit back and enjoy a movie in the park. Don’t forget to BYOCB (bring your own chair or blanket… and popcorn!) for a screening of the family-friendly animated movie Goat.

More details are posted at sprucegrove.org/AlbertaDay.

We planned to wrap up the underground infrastructure work on King Street in time for the new school year, but we all kno...
08/28/2026

We planned to wrap up the underground infrastructure work on King Street in time for the new school year, but we all know how Mother Nature feels about the best laid plans! 🌧️

The wet and rainy weather earlier this month caused a delay in construction, which unfortunately will extend the associated road closures into September. That means King Street from Brookside Avenue to Wellington Crescent will remain closed to traffic for the first two weeks of school.

✅ The good news: the intersection at Brookside Avenue will be reopened tomorrow (Aug. 29) and the closed section of King Street is expected to be fully reopened by Monday, Sept. 14.

Brookwood and Woodhaven parents, please plan to use an alternate route for the first couple of weeks and remember to leave extra time when dropping off and picking up kids from school. Thanks for your patience!

08/28/2026

Like many municipalities, the City of Spruce Grove has seen an increase in the use of Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) such as e-scooters, electronic skateboards, hoverboards, and e-bikes, and heard related concerns and complaints from residents related to their use on trails and roads.

Additionally, there are challenges related to enforcement due to a lack of clarity on PMDs in the Province’s Traffic Safety Act. This has made it difficult for municipalities to effectively regulate and enforce the use of PMDs, and it raises safety and enforcement challenges with respect to speed, helmet use, age restrictions, parking, and defining where PMDs are permitted to operate.

To help address this concern, Spruce Grove City Council is taking the lead on sponsoring a resolution on the regulation of PMDs which will be considered by the membership at the Alberta Municipalities convention in Edmonton in September.

The proposed resolution requests that Alberta Municipalities advocate to create clear, consistent rules across Alberta for using devices like e-scooters and e-bikes, while still allowing municipalities to enforce their own bylaws. A shared set of provincial guidelines, developed with municipalities and based on best practices, would help ensure these devices are used safely and in a way that meets local community needs.

“We are looking forward to bringing this resolution forward and asking for the support of other member municipalities on this important issue,” said Mayor Jeff Acker. “We have heard concerns from many in our community related to public safety, and the need for fair and consistent rules and regulations to support proactive enforcement of PMDs. We are hopeful this resolution will pass to ensure this important issue continues to be raised with the Province."

Learn more at https://loom.ly/iQli1VU.

There’s still time to complete the neighbourhood connections survey and enter the gift card draw!Share your thoughts on ...
08/27/2026

There’s still time to complete the neighbourhood connections survey and enter the gift card draw!

Share your thoughts on how to make it easier to connect with others on your block, on your street, or in your apartment building. Don’t forget to enter the draw after the survey!

Did you know? The survey is also available in multiple languages so every voice can help build future neighbourhood connection programs and services in our community.

Complete the survey and enter the draw by September 4 at https://loom.ly/ErmGsM4.

The City of Spruce Grove is committed to caring for Pioneer Cemetery as a peaceful, well-maintained place where families...
08/27/2026

The City of Spruce Grove is committed to caring for Pioneer Cemetery as a peaceful, well-maintained place where families can honour and remember their loved ones.

To help preserve the cemetery’s serenity, and in keeping with the City’s Cemetery Bylaw, scheduled site maintenance and cleanup has been scheduled for Oct. 30, 2026.

Some items, while placed with love, are not permitted because they can create maintenance barriers, safety concerns, or pest issues, or may be blown into surrounding areas, causing hazards or litter. This includes items such as fences or railings, landscaping, mementos, and furniture.

As part of the cleanup, non-permitted items will be carefully removed. If you have placed any non-permitted items on cemetery grounds, please collect them for safekeeping before Oct. 30. Uncollected items will be respectfully catalogued, collected, and stored at a City facility until Oct. 30, 2027.

For more information, please visit sprucegrove.org/PioneerCemetery.

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City Hall, 315 Jespersen Avenue
Spruce Grove, AB
T7X3E8

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Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
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Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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