The Agricultural Service Board (ASB) works in partnership with Council to address agricultural concerns in the community, ensuring regional producers collectively maintain and improve agricultural production.
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ASB members are appointed by Council, and are comprised of three members-at-large and two Council members. These individuals work together to develop policies for the local agricultural sector.
Use the links below to access the MD's policies relating to enforcement of weed control, grasshopper and insect control, pest control, no spray agreements, roadside maintenance, soil conservation, designating weeds as noxious and others. Also included below is a current schedule of fees.
ASB Policy Documents
ASB Fee Schedule Documents
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Contact Information
Kendra Kozdroski
Agricultural Fieldman & Environmental Coordinator
| kendra.kozdroski (@) mdlsr.ca | |
| Phone | 780.681.3929 |
| Toll-Free | 1.866.681.3929 |
| Fax | 780.681.3936 |
MD COUNCIL
Financial Disclosure Reports
The MD is committed to transparency and accountability. Review the monthly financial disclosure statements of the Reeve and Councillors.
Learn MoreAgricultural Services Boards and Committees
Agricultural Service Board
The purpose of this board is to promote agriculture for the MD and to assist with new projects. The board also sets goals and objectives, prepares a yearly budget, plans projects with the Agriculture Fieldman for the year, and assists with different workshops as well as completing the performance of the Agricultural Fieldman annually.
Veterinary Services Incorporated (VSI)
This is a program for veterinary service on domestic cattle, hogs, sheep and goats raised or grown for the production of food. The municipality (combined with grant funding) subsidizes eligible veterinary costs to producers resided within the MD.
Weed Control Act Appeal Panel & Agriculture Pest Act Appeal Committee
An appeal process can be initiated by a person who has been given an inspector’s notice, local authority’s notice or debt recovery notice. An appeal will be heard and determined by an independent appeal panel. Local authorities are delegated to administer, direct and enforce within their jurisdiction.
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