For more than 100 years, we’ve made it our mission to ensure the interests of rural Alberta municipalities are effectively represented. Over time, we’ve evolved with the changing needs of our Members and Associate Members, within Alberta and beyond, to remain relevant and valued to those we serve.
As we continue to grow, we recognize the importance of having an identity that resonates with our members and partners, and unifies all divisions of our organization.
Our renewed brand makes it easier for people to comprehend who we are and what we represent. It also gives us greater flexibility to market ourselves to a wider audience, to grow our influence and expand our business, for the benefit of all members. Welcome to a new era of building strong, vibrant and resilient rural communities – welcome to the RMA.
The Government of Alberta is seeking municipal input on possible legislative changes to require municipalities and Metis Settlements that operate a fire service to develop a level of service. Municipal Affairs is collecting input through
The Code outlines security and reclamation requirements for renewable energy operations. On Friday, June 6, Alberta Environment and Protected Areas (EPA) released the Code of Practice for Wind and Solar Renewable Energy Operations (the “Code”).
Signs are an effective way to communicate and make the public aware of hazards within municipal parks, facilities, and roadways. By increasing awareness and safety, municipalities fulfil their legal responsibilities and reduce liability exposures. Developing
