Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Jonathan Robinson’s organization
Sep 29, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Town of Smoky Lake Strategic Plan 2026-2030
The strategic plan serves as a roadmap reflecting the community's voices, values, and vision for the Town of Smoky Lake. It outlines five key priorities: enhancing infrastructure and service level delivery, strengthening community well-being and recreation, driving sustainable growth, managing environment and innovation, and promoting tourism, heritage, and events. The plan aims to create a safe, supported, and thriving community, ensuring meaningful services, infrastructure, and responsible governance for a financially strong future.
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Town of Smoky Lake Council Special Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved discussions regarding personnel policies and administrative staffing. The Council decided to remain open for business on Truth and Reconciliation Day. Following closed sessions, the Council accepted the resignation of the Chief Administrative Officer and subsequently hired a replacement. Furthermore, the Council approved an amendment to a consulting contract and directed the administration to obtain a quotation for a mentorship program.
Sep 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Town of Smoky Lake Council Special Council Meeting
The Council convened a special meeting to address organizational business. The primary item of new business was a closed session held to discuss a personnel matter under the provisions regarding personal privacy.
Sep 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Town of Smoky Lake Council Regular Council Meeting
The council reviewed several delegation requests, ultimately denying a tax concession application while deferring requests from the Smoky Lake Curling Club and Travel Lakeland DMO. Administrative items included a review of town-owned properties and a scheduled meeting with the RCMP. New business involved approving a temporary street closure for a community BBQ, authorizing funding for the Smoky Lake Regional Heritage Board, receiving an update on a local water main break, and adjusting the regular council meeting schedule. Additionally, the council approved amendments to the Corporate Social Media Policy and addressed a personnel matter in a closed session.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
