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 Southwest Calgary Ring Road Considerable public interest has been expressed in the current planning for the SW Calgary Ring Road (SWCRR), particularly for communities directly affected by the SWCRR's proposed routing. Due to the project's importance, the Province, the City and the Tsuu T'ina First Nation are undertaking an even more extensive public consultation process than usual. In July, Alberta Infrastructure and Transportation, the City and the Nation, held open houses to give the public a preview of a proposed routing for the SWCRR. This was the first of a number of consultation activities planned for the project, and coincided with the beginning of the functional planning for the project. Further consultation activities are being planned, and include a series of community-focused open houses for residents in communities directly affected by the SWCRR's proposed routing, to review results of City impact analyses on roadway connections. These are being planned for late October and will be followed in late November by open houses for the Calgary general public. Click here to read a newspaper article on the backgroud of the SWCRR. |
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Centre City
In the year 2030, what do you think downtown Calgary will be like?The City of Calgary is gathering ideas from Calgarians about their ideas for Centre City. Centre City is defined as Calgary's downtown, from the Elbow River to 14 Street S.W. and 17 Avenue to the Bow River and includes the Stampede grounds and the community of Beltline. Interactive events to gather ideas for Centre City are planned for October and November. Visit their website to find the event closest to your community and information about the Plan. You may also share your ideas by emailing or by calling the Centre City Plan Hotline at 268-2828. |
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Safety in the Home
The City of Calgary and the Federation of Calgary Communities have asked us to make
the Safety in the Home newsletter available. It's published by Safer Calgary
and provides valuable safety and prevention information. For more information,
visit the City of Calgary website.
NOTE: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the newsletter which is in PDF format. If you don't have it already, click here to download a free copy. |
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West Area Youth Awards The City of Calgary, Community and Neighbourhood Services announced the kick-off of the "West Area Youth Awards" in April. There will be an award presented every month to a youth aged twelve to eighteen who has been moninated for his or her contribution to the community. The contribution could be for volunteerism, leadership, spirit and pride, or individual excellence. It could be as simple as shoveling a sidewalk or as involved as a long term volunteering commitment. The City is asking you to help by nominating our outstanding youth. Please visit their website for more information and to get nomination forms. |
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Did You Know? The new CFB West development will be part of our community association. Our boundaries now extend all the way to Crowchild Trail in the West, 33rd in the North, and 50th Ave in the South. There's going to be a lot happening in the next few years. If you think you might like to get involved and help shape the future of your community, please feel free to contact any of the board members and join the board or participate as a member of one of our teams. |
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