This week, Council approved a disciplined operational and capital budget for 2023, keeping tax rates competitive while continuing to fund important investments in regional infrastructure. With a 2.78 per cent increase to the municipal tax levy, the average residential property owner will see a property tax increase of $7.67 per month.

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As construction begins on the Dale Fisher Arena project, the Town is pleased to announce that the outdoor boarded rink located to the west of the Arena will still be in use for winter 2023 to be relocated the following winter.

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The 2023 budget planning process has begun. Devon Town Council was presented with the proposed 2023 utility budget at the November 14 council meeting, and deliberations will continue November 25 and 26.

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At long last, the Town of Devon has given the go-ahead on the Dale Fisher Arena twinning project. Residents of Devon have asked for a second ice surface in Devon for years, spanning multiple iterations of town council and administration, and thanks to some key government grants and a partnership with NAX hockey academy, council was finally able to approve the project at the November 1 special council meeting.

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The Town of Devon returned to its regular council meeting schedule on October 11, holding it on a Tuesday instead of the regular Monday, because of the Thanksgiving holiday. The town will continue to meet on the second and fourth Monday of every month.

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The Town of Devon held a regular council meeting Sept. 26 and will continue to meet on the second and fourth Monday of every month. The next council meeting is scheduled for Oct. 11.

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The Town is excited to share that Qualico Communities has entered the next stage of development in the South Ravines which includes 21 new residential lots and a new park in the area.

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The Town of Devon heralded in the next era of Devon baseball with the grande opening of Paragon Ballpark, July 22. The new ballpark, located at 100 AspenLeaf Road, consists of four slo pitch diamonds and one baseball diamond, as well as a playground, batting cage, washrooms, and camping area.

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A Devon family has started a unique non-profit, created to make the joys of river boating accessible to those with less mobility. Accessible Waters, formed by the Pollock family, has captain Butch Pollock providing boat rides and hosting fishing trips for those who might not get to experience it otherwise.

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Devon is getting a new park this summer thanks to a grant from the federal government. The town says the new park is another step in the towns path toward reconciliation with Indigenous communities.

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