Watch the July 14 Committee of the Whole meeting online at 9:30 am

Committee of the whole meetings are less formal discussion-oriented meetings, where no decisions are made. All formal decisions are made at regular meetings. Council will discuss opportunities for paid parking and how to best address correspondence.

July 7 Council highlights, meeting recording available on Youtube

Council Highlights are published on the municipal website following each regular meeting. The July 7 meeting highlights are now available. Recordings of the meetings are also available on YouTube through the Municipality of Jasper channel.

Downtown Speed Limit Reduced to 30km/h

Notice something “new” downtown?

The speed limit in the commercial business district has decreased to 30km/h as part of the sidewalk seating and retail area extension project.

With appropriate permits, this summer businesses can expand t...

Administration Office reopens to public

The Administration office is once again open to the public. Office hours are 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday, with an hour closure for lunch between 12pm and 1pm.

To ensure the safety of staff and residents, only two visitors will be allowed in the offic...

Sidewalk Seating & Retail Area Extension Permits now available

To help with physical distancing, the MOJ has created a Temporary Sidewalk Seating Extension Permit and a Retail Area Extension Permit. Permit holders can expand sidewalk seating or retail displays by using the parking lane in front of their business.

Municipality of Jasper COVID-19 Recovery and Relaunch

Find out how the Municipality of Jasper intends to navigate the recovery and relaunch of municipal facilities and services, including strategic guiding principles and a framework to guide decisions going forward.

June 19 Emergency Coordination Centre (ECC) update

The ECC deactivated on June 15 - the same day the Government of Alberta lifted the provincial public health emergency. This is the last ECC update. Check our website and Facebook page for updates in coming weeks.

How does the Municipality determine how much to collect in taxes?

Tax rates are based on the total assessed value of residential and commercial properties in Jasper. This year’s tax was a 12.3% decrease resulting in $7,000,000 in municipal taxes to be collected. Taxes are due July 15 or can be deferred until Sept.1 2020

Free non-medical masks now available in Jasper

The ECC has received more than 4,000 non-medical masks from the province’s Masks for Albertans program. Packages of masks (four masks per package) are available for free at Servus Credit Union, Alberta Treasury Branch (ATB), the Jasper Royal Can...

Connaught washroom reopens

The public washrooms on the corner of Connaught Drive and Hazel Avenue,which are operated and maintained by the Municipality of Jasper, have reopened.  

The washrooms are open 24/7. 

The safety of our residents and visitors is our number o...

Economic Recovery Task Force Update, June 1

The purpose of the Economic Recovery Task Force is to provide recommendations on strategies and actions to position the community to safely and effectively resume welcoming visitors, in accordance with public health directives. Member organizations seek o...

Utility bill, property taxes and assessment appeal reminders

Property tax and utility bill penalties

Property tax and utility bill penalties can be deferred until September 1, 2020. This means municipal bills are still due, but you have until September to pay for them, without penalties. In addition, no water servic...

Economic Recovery Task Force Update, May 12

On Wednesday, May 6, members of the newly formed COVID-19 Economic Recovery Task Force held their first meeting to discuss how to align and coordinate efforts to safely and effectively welcome visitors to Jasper.

Jasper is a safe place to live, work and vi...

Public spacing in public spaces presentation to Council

Did you miss Brett Ireland’s presentation on the expansion of sidewalks? The CEO of Bearhill Brewing is encouraging a temporary expansion of sidewalks, within the downtown core, on Patricia Street and Connaught Drive. The expansion was proposed ...

Tourism Jasper Visitor Economy Update

At the April 28 Municipal Council meeting, Tourism Jasper provided a visitor economy update, highlighting the drop in tourism and what to expect moving forward.

Council Approves 2020 Operating Budget Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic

On Tuesday, April 7, Council approved the 2020 operating budget with a net tax envelope of $7M, representing a 12.3% decrease in relation to the 2019 tax levy. Read the news release and check the Council Highlights for details.

Street Sweeping Schedule for Tuesday, May 19

The Municipality sweeps streets to clear gravel, dirt, sand and debris, which reduces dust but also keeps our storm drains working well. Check the map and remove vehicles from the street when possible.

Jasper Municipal Council Response to COVID-19

To address the unprecedented circumstances in which our residents and business owners find themselves due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Council called a special meeting on March 31 to make decisions on local measures to support tax payers.

Property tax and uti...

Changes to Community Outreach Services

Community Outreach Services (COS) is currently in a stage of transition, as its existing provincial contracts to provide child, youth and family support services, including Parent Link programming, are coming to a close on March 31. These contracts made u...

Province discontinues Parent Link and other grant funding

The Municipality of Jasper received notice on Monday, Nov. 4 that the Government of Alberta is cancelling contracts across the province for Parent Link and other family support programs, including contracts with Jasper’s Community and Family Ser...

Waterslide Replacement

The Jasper Aquatic Centre waterslide was built in 1988 and is now past its service life. Demolition and replacement are needed to ensure a quality, long lasting and safe waterslide for years to come.

Jasper Evacuation Guide

Be wildfire ready: know the risks, make a plan and get a kit. Download the guide to get started.