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RMA Fall 2026 Endorsed Resolutions  

Resolutions form an important part in identifying direction for the RMA’s advocacy efforts. The RMA membership endorsed the following resolutions in Fall 2026: 

1-26F Preserving Municipal Authority Aggregate Pit Approvals (Smoky Lake County and Stettler County) 
2-26F Review and Improve the Dissolution Process to Enhance Support for Absorbing Municipalities (Mountain View County) 
4-26F Dedicated Rural Economic Corridor Infrastructure Funding Stream (Westlock County)  
5-26F Streamlined Infrastructure Approval Processes to Promote Local Economic Development (MD of Lesser Slave River)  
8-26F Non-Payment of Municipal Fire Suppression and Emergency Response Costs by Utility Companies (MD of Smoky River)  
9-26F Dedicated Strategic Transportation Infrastructure Program Funding Stream for Rural Municipal Bridges (Smoky Lake County) 
10-26F Modernization of Municipal Investment Authority Under the Municipal Investment Regulation (MD of Peace)  
11-26F Environment and Protected Area Temporary Diversion Licence Audit (Mountain View County) 
12-26F Review of Provincial Regulatory and Engagement Framework for Large Scale Data Centre Development (Sturgeon County)  
13-26F Changes to Charitable Gaming Model to Promote Equity for Charitable Organizations (Northern Sunrise County)  
14-26F Enhancements to the Fire Service Training Program Grant (MD of Taber) 
15-26F Protecting Municipal Authority over Municipally Owned Utilities (County of Vermilion River) 
16-26F Electricity Infrastructure Planning for Municipal Growth Readiness (Rocky View County) 
19-26F Improvements to Weather Station Network and Weather Monitoring in Rural Alberta (County of Grande Prairie)  
20-26F Enhanced Authority for Landowners to Protect Property, Livestock and Domestic Animals from Grizzly Bear Threats (Yellowhead County)  
22-26F Returning Officer Powers to Enforce Eligibility of Municipal Candidates (Leduc County)  
24-26F Sustainable Provincial Funding for Community-Owned, Team-Based Rural Primary Care (Lacombe County) 
25-26F Reinstating Legislative Continuing Care Standards in Alberta (Vulcan County) 

RMA will incorporate endorsed resolutions into advocacy efforts and will report back to the membership as developments are available. The above resolutions can be viewed on the RMA Resolutions Database, or view the complete package of the endorsed resolutions.