The Summer Village of Yellowstone is governed by an elected Mayor and Council under Alberta’s Municipal Government Act. Council provides leadership, approves budgets, establishes bylaws, and guides responsible municipal decision-making.
The Mayor and Councillors represent the interests of residents and property owners. Council sets policy direction, approves municipal budgets, and provides oversight for governance, planning, and service delivery.
Council meetings are open to the public and support transparent decision-making. Residents can review upcoming agendas, approved minutes, and special meeting notices to stay informed.
From time to time, Council may establish committees to address specific municipal priorities or community initiatives. Committees provide research, review, and recommendations to support Council decision-making.
Municipal elections are held in accordance with Alberta’s Local Authorities Election Act. Election information is posted to help residents and eligible voters understand timelines, nominations, and voting details.
Strategic planning supports long-term sustainability and responsible growth. Council maintains plans that guide infrastructure priorities, financial stewardship, land use planning, and community objectives.
Municipal policies provide clear direction on governance practices, administrative procedures, financial management, and community standards. Policies help ensure consistent, transparent operations.
Residents are encouraged to attend Council meetings, review public documents, and stay up to date through official notices and updates.
