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Our Camrose, Our future

For us to shape our future, we must first envision it! Camrose is updating our vision through a new document – Our Camrose, Shaping the Future. This document is a visionary plan that will set our course toward ensuring we are a healthy, inclusive, prosperous, and resilient city for ourselves and future generations. This plan will not only our land use planning, but also our economic, social, cultural, and ecological future.

This is your city and your opportunity to contribute to the creation of our future vision.

What is Our Camrose, Shaping the Future?

Our Camrose

Our Camrose, Our future

For us to shape our future, we must first envision it! Camrose is updating our vision through a new document – Our Camrose, Shaping the Future. This document is a visionary plan that will set our course toward ensuring we are a healthy, inclusive, prosperous, and resilient city for ourselves and future generations. This plan will not only our land use planning, but also our economic, social, cultural, and ecological future.

This is your city and your opportunity to contribute to the creation of our future vision.

What is Our Camrose, Shaping the Future?

Our Camrose, Shaping the Future is a Municipal Development Plan (MDP). An MDP is a long-range, statutory document that describes the desired future land use for a community and outlines a high-level plan on how the community is expected to change over time.

What is the process for creating Our Camrose, Shaping the Future?

Our Camrose, Shaping the Future will include a process of in-depth research and engagement. This process includes three major steps:

1. Establishing the future vision for Camrose – What kind of future do we want for our city? What should Camrose look and feel like over the next 20 to 30 years?

2. Creating the plan on how to get there – How will we achieve our vision? How should we approach land use, the economy, transportation, environment, and social aspects of our City to achieve the vision?

3. Creating an implementation plan – What do we need to do? What is required to support the decisions we must make to achieve the community vision?

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  • Share Will the CAMROSE community bus or other very affordable transportation become available to the north end of CAMROSE? A lot of lower income people live on this end of town, and we are also taxpayers who are being deprived of a service. on Facebook Share Will the CAMROSE community bus or other very affordable transportation become available to the north end of CAMROSE? A lot of lower income people live on this end of town, and we are also taxpayers who are being deprived of a service. on Twitter Share Will the CAMROSE community bus or other very affordable transportation become available to the north end of CAMROSE? A lot of lower income people live on this end of town, and we are also taxpayers who are being deprived of a service. on Linkedin Email Will the CAMROSE community bus or other very affordable transportation become available to the north end of CAMROSE? A lot of lower income people live on this end of town, and we are also taxpayers who are being deprived of a service. link

    Will the CAMROSE community bus or other very affordable transportation become available to the north end of CAMROSE? A lot of lower income people live on this end of town, and we are also taxpayers who are being deprived of a service.

    Deb deb asked 10 months ago

    This is an item that has been discussed with City Council.  During the 2023 budget process, Council asked Administration to prepare a business case to look at various options related to the Community Bus.  This was one of many business cases that were presented to Council through the budget process.  Ultimately, City Council decided to not expand the Community Bus service to include a route that would include the north side of the City.  Administration continues to work with the Community Transit Advisory Committee, which is a Council-approved sub-committee of Council that looks at transit-related issues, including the Community Bus and the Transit Tokens.  Administration recently provided a report to City Council at the February 26 Committee of the Whole Council meeting (CB6ACB3F96074B25B543C3128F34FB4F-Request for Direction - Community Bus Route Update.pdf (civicweb.net)).  At that time, Council approved Administration’s recommendation to make some changes to the existing Community Bus route.  However, those changes do not include any service to the north side of the City.  During the February 26 Council meeting, various Council members inquired about expanding the service to other parts of the City.  However, as this would likely have a financial impact on the City, Council ultimately decided to defer this discussion to the 2025 budget process, which will be starting later this year.

  • Share Why can't we seem to make a bridge that is smooth on each end that doesn't cause "air time"? on Facebook Share Why can't we seem to make a bridge that is smooth on each end that doesn't cause "air time"? on Twitter Share Why can't we seem to make a bridge that is smooth on each end that doesn't cause "air time"? on Linkedin Email Why can't we seem to make a bridge that is smooth on each end that doesn't cause "air time"? link

    Why can't we seem to make a bridge that is smooth on each end that doesn't cause "air time"?

    Mike Enright asked almost 2 years ago

    Maintenance on the City’s bridges is completed through a combination of the City’s Public Works department and through external contractors (coordinated by the Engineering department).  Please contact the Engineering Services department if there are specific bridges that are of concern.  

  • Share Could the road blocks on grand drive / 66 be taken out and speed bumps put in instead? on Facebook Share Could the road blocks on grand drive / 66 be taken out and speed bumps put in instead? on Twitter Share Could the road blocks on grand drive / 66 be taken out and speed bumps put in instead? on Linkedin Email Could the road blocks on grand drive / 66 be taken out and speed bumps put in instead? link

    Could the road blocks on grand drive / 66 be taken out and speed bumps put in instead?

    MISC asked almost 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question. The Municipal Development Plan is a high-level plan on how the community of Camrose is expected to change over time. Transportation systems will be reviewed, in general.  The bollards between Grand Park Drive and 66th Street were made through a decision by previous Council.

  • Share Will the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street be removed as it is a nuisance when visiting family and friends in the area and one has to go through a maze, that should of not ever been allowed as no other part of the city has it. I use to live in the area prior to that being done. All citizens should have access to our city without having to go through a maze. on Facebook Share Will the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street be removed as it is a nuisance when visiting family and friends in the area and one has to go through a maze, that should of not ever been allowed as no other part of the city has it. I use to live in the area prior to that being done. All citizens should have access to our city without having to go through a maze. on Twitter Share Will the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street be removed as it is a nuisance when visiting family and friends in the area and one has to go through a maze, that should of not ever been allowed as no other part of the city has it. I use to live in the area prior to that being done. All citizens should have access to our city without having to go through a maze. on Linkedin Email Will the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street be removed as it is a nuisance when visiting family and friends in the area and one has to go through a maze, that should of not ever been allowed as no other part of the city has it. I use to live in the area prior to that being done. All citizens should have access to our city without having to go through a maze. link

    Will the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street be removed as it is a nuisance when visiting family and friends in the area and one has to go through a maze, that should of not ever been allowed as no other part of the city has it. I use to live in the area prior to that being done. All citizens should have access to our city without having to go through a maze.

    Maria Lucas asked almost 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question regarding the non-thoroughfare between Grand Park Drive and 66 Street. The Municipal Development Plan is a high-level plan on how the community of Camrose is expected to change over time. Transportation systems will be reviewed, in general.  The bollards between Grand Park Drive and 66th Street were made through a decision by previous Council.

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