With 2025 on the horizon, we sat down with Mayor Jeff Craddock to talk about another busy year in the Town of Devon. 

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The Town of Devon approved its 2025-2027 Corporate Fiscal Plan and Utility Budget, which includes the 2025 Operating Budget, at the November 25 regular council meeting. 

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If you build it, they will come. 

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The Town of Devon is excited to announce that it has enhanced its municipal budget engagement process for the 2024-2025 budget. 

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Devon town council approved the 2024 tax rate at the May 13 regular council meeting. The new rate has households “with an average assessed value of $351,000″ receiving an increase of around $232 a year, or $19 a month in municipal taxes.

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In response to increasing concerns over drought conditions, Devon Council has approved a new Water Conservation Bylaw, aimed at strengthening the town’s preparedness for potential drought.

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The Town of Devon announced on Jan. 17 that they have been selected as a 2023-24 recipient of the Government of Alberta’s Watershed Resiliency and Restoration Program Grant.

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Devon Council approved the town’s 2024 utility rates at the December 11 regular council meeting.

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Parkland County Council has approved the operational and capital budget for 2024, keeping tax increases low and predictable while continuing to maintain service levels and fund important investments in regional growth and infrastructure with a 2.9 per cent increase to the municipal tax rate.

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A Devon councillor’s request for a leave of absence has been denied.

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