Community Services & Businesses
Emergency Services
The Town of Irricana offers a variety of essential services to our residents.
No matter the situation there will always be a service to offer help in times of need.
These services are available through the 911 system – POLICE, FIRE and AMBULANCE
Emergency Contact Numbers
| Ambulance | 911 |
| Police (RCMP) *Emergency *Non-Emergency *Complaints | 911 (403) 947-3420 (403) 947-3496 |
| Crime Stoppers | 1-800-222-8477 |
| Fire *Emergency *Fire Hall *Rocky View County (Burning Permit Information) | 911 (403) 935-4393 (403) 230-1401 |
| Alberta Health, Poison & Drug Information (PADIS) | 1-800-322-1414 |
| ATCO Gas *Gas Emergency 24h Service | (403) 310-5678 1-800-511-3447 |
| EPCOR *Emergency *Non-Emergency | 1-800-667-2345 1-800-332-1002 |
| Fortis | (403) 310-9473 1-866-717-3113 |
| Alberta One Call (Buried Utility Locations) | 1-800-242-3447 |
| Telus Repairs | 611 |
| Environmental Complaint / Emergency | 1-800-222-6514 |
Irricana’s Fire Service
(Station #108) is operated by the Rocky View County Fire Service.
The station is manned by an outstanding group of volunteers who can respond to various situations.
Grass and building fires, auto accidents and chemical mishaps are just some of the situations that they will answer to.
For severe medical situations there are several First Aid responders as well.
Volunteers receive ongoing in house training and attend the Alberta Fire Training School as a required course.
Our Fire Service offers training, educated tours and literature to the public. The Fire Service will always be open to new recruits, in either fire and non firefighting services.
Taxes & Utilities
ucahelps.alberta.ca, is an interactive resource that is helping consumers, especially vulnerable Albertans, make informed choices about their electricity and natural gas services. The website is mobile and tablet responsive and includes an interactive Cost Comparison Tool, list of energy retailers and searchable database that displays historic energy rates. It also includes contact information for our mediation team
Visit ucahelps.alberta.ca to compare electricity and gas prices in your area,
view historical rates, or get help resolving utility related issues.
Property Assessments
Guide to Property Assessment
and Taxation in Alberta
For more information on Property Assessments
please refer to the Alberta Municipal Affairs website: http://www.municipalaffairs.alberta.ca
E-Billing Registration Form
Want to sign up for E-Billing? Click on the button and fill out the registration form.
Once completed, sign and return the form to the Town of Irricana Municipal Office.
Public Works
The Town of lrricana Public Works department has Five full time employees. During summer months the department employs temporary summer staff through government grant programs to help with the mowing of parks, green spaces and recreational areas and general maintenance.
Contact:
(403) 935-4672
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday
8:30am-4:30pm
After Hours Emergency:
(403) 935-4672
*Please keep in mind that this is for emergency’s only. On-call personnel will return your call*
As well as parks maintenance & grounds care the public works department is in charge of water/wastewater systems, streets & roadways maintenance, general facility maintenance and the planning of capital projects and equipment. Department staff maintains and repair streets and roads, sidewalks and signs at lowest possible costs, without reduction of safety to the public. The Public Works shop is located at 260-1st Avenue.
Water/Sewer
Water is supplied to the Town by the Kneehill Regional Water Commission; the water is treated at Drumheller and piped to the Kirkpatrick Reservoir where the water is distributed to five Villages and Counties. Once the water is delivered to Irricana the water is then distributed through approximately 12,000 feet of pipe.
Public works staff is responsible for the supply of treated potable water as well as maintenance to piping and pumping facilities. The Town of Irricana encourages and implements programs to conserve water and reduce costs. Water meters are in effect in all households and businesses, water is charged using a flat rate and an additional charge per cubic meter based on water consumption.
Public works staff maintains approximately 10,000 feet of piping and manholes. A charge for sewer is calculated using a flat rate and an additional per cubic meter, based on usage. Treatment is done by a lagoon system located to the North of the Town.
Business Directory
The businesses listed in the directory are the ones that have renewed their licences.
When a business licence is renewed the owner is confirming that the information provided upon registration
is up to date and it is up to the business owner to alert us if changes regarding contact information have been made.
If a business you know of is not listed here it is because at this point in time, they have not renewed their business license
and thus has not been added to the directory. Exceptions to this are online businesses and non retail/commercial stores.
This directory will be updated over time! this is not a permanent listing for the year as new business can be registered throughout 2021.
If you would like to provide a change to the directory please contact the office so that it can be added next time the directory is updated.