- Activities Parks, pathways, recreation, programs and events
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Property
Assessment, taxes, utilities and building
- Building
- Property assessment
- Property taxes
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Water, waste and sewer utilities
- Where your water comes from
- Apply and manage your utilities account
- Utility rates and payment options
- Utilities billing and collections
- Utility bill estimator
- Utility report a payment
- Watering schedule
- Rain barrels
- Bulk water
- What not to put down toilets or drains
- Licenses and permits for water and utilities
- Utilities for rental properties and renters
- Non-residential utility services
- Water conservation
- Customer service portal
- Home fire safety information and resources
- Property problems or complaints
- Real property report
- Request for property information
- Swales and storm water
- Tree care
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Our city
Careers, projects, plans, city stats and council
- Careers
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City projects and initiatives
- Downtown revitalization
- Community Revitalization Levy
- 40th Avenue overpass
- Airdrie Multi-Use and Library Facility
- Big Springs power cable upgrades
- New SW recreation centre
- Capital projects
- New regional park
- Small cell wireless facilities
- Address-based survey and audit tools
- Artificial turf field at Ed Eggerer Athletic Park
- Ron Ebbesen Twin Arenas mid-life upgrades
- Homelessness estimation study
- Sponsorship and naming opportunities
- Developing our City
- Managing the City's finances
- Advocating for Airdrie
- Complaints and problems within the City
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Citizen engagement
- Elections
- Public hearings
- Request to ask a question/make a presentation at a Council Committee
- Citizen satisfaction survey
- Local improvement requests
- FOIP
- Municipal Census
- Filing a public petition
- Three levels of government
- City publications and E-Newsletters
- Creating recreation opportunities for Airdrie
- Involve Airdrie
- Telecommunications towers
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About Airdrie (stats, facts and information)
- History and heritage
- Economic indicators
- Census results and statistics
- Maps and open data
- Airdrie business licence statistics
- Population growth within Airdrie
- Construction/building permit statistics
- Housing market and projections
- Comparative community profiles
- Labour market and employment
- Trade areas
- Transportation routes and infrastructure
- Vision, mission and values
- Mayor and Council
- Council and board meetings
- Council boards and committees
- Environmental sustainability
- News, notices and hearings
- Cemetery and memorial programs
- Customer service portal
- Public safety Police, emergencies, water safety and animal services
- Waste, recycling and organics Collection schedules and what goes where
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Transportation
Roads, sidewalks and public transit
- Escooters
- Airdrie Transit
- Road closures
- Road, alley and sidewalk maintenance
- Report a road or traffic problem
- RV sani-station
- Permits for transportation
- Street lights and traffic signals
- Street sweeping
- Paying a ticket
- Vehicle and road safety
- Road snow clearing
- Transportation routes and infrastructure
- Sustainable transportation
- Community support Health, social care and volunteering
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Business and investment
Permits, opportunities and support
- Invest in Airdrie
- Business support
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Why choose Airdrie for your business
- City growth trends and changes (Growth Report)
- Population growth within Airdrie
- Labour market and employment
- Housing market and projections
- Economic strategy
- Commercial/industrial real estate
- Key business industry sectors
- Affordable developments and taxes
- Construction/building permit statistics
- Transportation routes and infrastructure
- Trade areas
- Starting and building a business
- Commercial building and development
- Business directory
- Procurement and contractor/vendor information
- Bylaws and rules Learn about what's allowed in Airdrie
City Council's Strategic Focus Areas
The City's Council Strategic Focus Areas (2023 - 2026) outlines six areas and strategic steps that will be taken over the next four years in each area.
These focus areas guide Council when weighing decisions, direct City Administration on where to focus energy and resources, and inform the community on what Council plans to achieve on their behalf.
Advocacy
Why is it important?
A focus on advocacy means that residents will be able to see the actions that Council and administration are taking to advocate for Airdrie on a variety of issues and the results that follow. Healthcare infrastructure and mental health supports are of high importance under advocacy.
Key objectives:
- Airdrie has effective partnerships with other levels of government to address the issues affecting quality of life for our residents and businesses
- Citizens understand what services the City provides and how they can advocate for services provided by other levels of government
- Citizens will be able to see what actions Council and Administration are taking to advocate for Airdrie on a variety of issues
Caring community
A focus on caring community is one where all residents feel a sense of belonging in Airdrie. This focus will ensure there is support and care for residents who experience social vulnerability to enhance social well-being and access to resources here in Airdrie so people can stay in our community.
Key objectives:
- All residents feel a sense of belonging in our community
- Advocate for enhanced social well-being
- Create the environment where all residents can access housing based on their income and accessibility needs
- All residents can access opportunities and participate in activities
- Stronger community connections with all multinational residents and cultures, including Indigenous connections
Economic prosperity
Why is it important?
A focus on economic prosperity will allow us to shift the tax base away from reliance on residential taxation. This will also help keep jobs in the community and foster a place where residents can work, live and play right here in Airdrie, supporting residents needs both financially and socially.
Key objectives:
- Improve the non-residential to residential assessment ratio
- Create opportunities for owners to revitalize Downtown
- Attract, retain and grow business
- Grow Airdrie's visitor economy
- Investment Readiness
Environmental protection
A focus on environmental protection will ensure that through necessary infrastructure, water conservation measures, alternative energy solutions, and energy-efficient transportation options we reduce harmful environmental impacts in our city.
Key objectives:
- Implement sustainable environmental practices
- Explore infrastructure opportunities that support the transition of the City's operations towards increase use of renewable energy
Learn about the City's commitment to environmental sustainability
Informed and engaged community
Why is it important?
A focus on an informed and engaged community will ensure a wide scope of representation from residents with varying interests, backgrounds and demographics are represented in the City’s citizen engagement processes. In addition to this, residents will have access to valuable information to get involved in and be informed of city activities and projects.
Key objectives:
- Increased public participation in engagement opportunities
- Community stakeholders feel heard and that their input has been considered in decision-making
- Citizens will have access to information about civic events, service updates, City advocacy efforts and opportunities to get involved
Leisure, recreation and culture
A focus on leisure, recreation and culture will meet the demands of Airdrie’s growing population with four-season opportunities for recreation and social connection through events and arts & culture, all of which are highly valued by our community and enhance residents’ quality of life.
Key objectives:
- 4-season opportunities for recreation and social connection
- Community facilities and amenities meet the needs as Airdrie grows
Transportation
A focus on transportation will meet our residents’ desire to move around Airdrie safely in a variety of ways. By removing barriers in transportation, more businesses will be enabled to set up in Airdrie; this will generate more non-residential taxes and revenue for municipal services to our community.
Key objectives:
- Enhance mobility and economic growth through improved transportation infrastructure