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DIDSBURY - Loss of confidence in the fire chief and lack of standard operating procedures are among the safety concerns behind the resignation of five Didsbury Fire Department firefighters, according to an assessment report partially released today.

CREMONA -Council reviewed the Five-year Capital Plan for the Village of Cremona and gave staff direction as to what projects should be a priority for 2018.

Construction tenders approved DIDSBURY - After a short presentation from Kevin Denischuk from ISL at Didsbury's regular council meeting on July 24, council voted to approve both the tender for the 23rd Street project and the Butte Pump House upgrade

Mountain View Regional Waste Management Commission says it is currently not sustainable, forcing member municipalities to begin making decisions about its future.

Mountain View County council has approved a number of changes to the land use bylaw as part of a review of the legislation that included several open houses and a public hearing.

DIDSBURY - After a couple of special in-camera meetings Didsbury council is looking at moving forward by discussing a fire department safety audit at its next council meeting on July 24.

Citizens on Patrol and rural crime watch groups covering Mountain View County are getting a cash injection to help reduce the impact of crime in the area.

Young Mountain View County residents showcased their skills in the cattle ring recently, bringing home top awards from Summer Synergy.

CARSTAIRS - Development in Carstairs in 2018 is keeping pace with the rate of development seen in 2017. “We’re right on keel with last year’s numbers, so we’re really glad with that,” said planning and development administrator Cathy Lensen.

Mountain View County (MVC) council has approved the new South Carstairs area structure plan (ASP). The move came by way of motions at a recent regularly scheduled council meeting.