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Currently, the Huntington booster station has been powered down, resulting in low to no water pressure in the area. A booster station is an essential piece of municipal infrastructure as it increases/maintains water pressure in surrounding neighbourhoods. Due to the nature of the replacement, 10 Avenue SE between 1 and 2 Street SE is currently closed. Residents should avoid the area until work is complete.

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Drumheller RCMP Seeks Community Feedback

Posted on Mar. 3 2021

The Drumheller RCMP is seeking community feedback from residents within their jurisdiction to help identify and address community safety and security issues.

“We continue to strive to meet our community’s needs,” explains Staff Sergeant of the Drumheller Detachment, Edmond Bourque. “Tell us what your policing priorities are, from your first-hand knowledge of living in our detachment area.  Once we have your input, we will utilize the information toward building our Annual Performance Plan for policing priorities to ensure we are striving to provide you the best service possible.”

An Annual Performance Plan (APP) helps the Drumheller Detachment cater their policing approach by incorporating initiatives and encompass most, if not all, of the feedback generated from this annual survey.

The coverage areas the Drumheller Detachment is seeking feedback from includes Beynon, Cambria, Carbon, Dalum, Delia, Dorothy, Drumheller, Dunphy, East Coulee, Hesketh, Kirkpatrick, Little Fish Lake, Michichi, Morrin, Munson, Nacmine, Redland, Rosebud, Rosedale, Rowley, Rumsey, Scollard, Sharples, Trefoil, Verdant Valley and Wayne.

The APP Survey will be online only this year, and will be available until March 24, 2021. The results will be shared on Drumheller.ca

Click here to launch the survey.

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