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Activities
Parks, pathways, recreation, programs and events
- Community events
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Parks, pathways and playgrounds
- Reserve a park or greenspace
- Visit a playground
- Reserve a park fire pit
- Chinook Winds Regional Park
- Northeast Regional Park
- Chinook Winds Spray Park
- Nose Creek Regional Park
- East Lake Regional Park
- Skate Parks
- Fletcher Regional Park
- Ed Eggerer Athletic Park
- Pathways and trails
- Off-leash dog areas
- Fishing ponds
- Toboggan hills
- Monklands Regional Park
- Outdoor fitness equipment
- Recreation centre
- Swimming
- Outdoor sports and recreation
- Attractions
- Theatre, visual and performing arts centres
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Registered programs
- Swimming lessons
- Child and youth sport and fitness programs
- Kids Connection preschool
- School-year and summer day camps
- Adult fitness and wellness programs
- Child and youth performing arts programs
- Aquatic certifications
- Homeschool recreation
- Pre and postnatal fitness programs
- Child and youth visual arts programs
- Adult visual arts programs
- Public art and monuments
- Fitness
- Drop-in activities
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Rentals and bookings
- Arena rentals
- The Town and Country Centre
- Facility and room rentals at Genesis Place
- Performance and event space rentals at Bert Church LIVE Theatre
- Studio, multi-purpose and meeting room rentals at Inspire
- Ball diamond bookings
- Pickleball court bookings
- Tennis court bookings
- Volleyball court bookings
- Outdoor sports field bookings
- Reserve a park or greenspace
- Reserve a park fire pit
- Arenas
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Property
Assessment, taxes, utilities and building
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Building
- Developing your basement
- Garages, decks and outdoor home improvement
- Making changes to your home
- Book or cancel an inspection
- Commercial building and development
- Accessory suites
- Toilet rebate program
- Supportive housing
- Building code
- Building a new home
- Access to public land
- Locates
- Cross connection control
- 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
- Paperless notices, statements and bills
- 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
- Water meter replacements
- Customer service portal
- Property requests, reports and compliance
- Home fire safety information and resources
- Report an issue
- Swales and storm water
- Tree care
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Building
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Our city
Careers, projects, plans, city stats and council
- Careers
- Customer service portal
- Contact the City
- City projects and initiatives
- Public engagement opportunities and surveys
- Advocating Airdrie to the government
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Requests and petitions
- Proclamations
- Flag protocol
- Engage with City Council
- Request to ask a question/make a presentation at a Council Committee
- Local improvement requests
- Property requests, reports and compliance
- Filing a public petition
- Telecommunications tower requests
- Access to information and protection of privacy
- Development notices
- Noise exemption request
- Developing our City
- Mayor and Council
- Council and board meetings
- Council boards and committees
- Managing the City's finances
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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
- News, notices and hearings
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Environmental sustainability
- Protecting our watersheds
- Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP)
- Sustainable transportation
- City of Airdrie energy efficiency initiatives
- Tree donation on City land
- Water conservation
- Air and water monitoring
- Promoting diversity in trees, bees and urban agriculture
- Circular economy: reuse or repurpose
- Pollinators
- Brownfield development
- Natural areas
- Cemetery and memorial programs
- 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
- Airdrie Transit
- Road snow clearing
- Report an issue
- Road closures
- Road, alley and sidewalk maintenance
- Active transportation
- Permits for transportation
- RV sani-station
- Street lights and traffic signals
- Traffic noise and volumes
- Paying a ticket
- Vehicle and road safety
- Street sweeping
- Transportation routes and infrastructure
- Sustainable transportation
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Community support
Health, social care and volunteering
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Grants and funding
- Family and Community Support Services funding
- Social service support grants
- Community Event Grants
- City of Airdrie subsidy program for low-income residents
- Community Engagement Fund
- Youth funding and grants
- Building Belonging Microgrant
- Downtown incentives, grants and subsidies
- Reconciliation Community Initiatives Grant
- Awards and recognition
- Healthcare
- Schools and education
- Community support services
- Affordable housing
- Seniors social programming and services
- Youth engagement
- Volunteering
- Airdrie Resource Council
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Indigenous relations and Truth and Reconciliation in Airdrie
- Airdrie's Land Acknowledgement
- Treaty 7 and Métis Nation flags
- Indigenous culture education opportunities in the community
- National Indigenous Peoples Day
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- Reconciliation Community Initiatives Grant
- Supporting Indigenous-led events in the community
- From Earth to Sky
- Veterans Memorial
- Îethka Stoney Grandmother's Teachings Sculptures
- About Circle Connections for Reconciliation
- About the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada
- About the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act
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Grants and funding
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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
- Contractor, vendor and leasing opportunities
- Bylaws and rules Learn about what's allowed in Airdrie
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 30 is recognized annually as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day serves to honour the memory of the children who never made it home from residential schools, as well as the Survivors, their families, and communities. It is a time for public reflection on the tragic legacy and lasting impacts of residential schools—an essential step in the journey toward reconciliation.
The first official commemoration of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was hosted in Airdrie in 2022 through a collaboration between the City of Airdrie, Circle Connections for Reconciliation Society (CCFRS), Elders and Knowledge-Keepers from across Treaty 7 territory and the Métis Nation of Alberta District 4.
The City continues to support events recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation through funding and collaboration with not-for-profit groups leading the planning and delivery of these events.
Learn more about the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Orange shirt day
September 30 is also Orange Shirt Day which was an Indigenous-led grassroots commemorative day intended to raise awareness of the individual, family and community inter-generational impacts of residential schools and to promote the concept of “Every Child Matters.” On this day, all Canadians are encouraged to wear orange to honour the thousands of survivors of residential schools.