Municipal District of Lesser Slave River #124
3000 15 Avenue SE, PO Box 722 T0G 2A0 Slave Lake, AB, Canada

Spring Cleaning doesn't just need to be for your home. Clean out your old files at the Rotary Club of Slave Lake's Shredder Day on May 15th.

Alberta Wildfire has recently launched a brand new application for Albertans and those who want to know more about wildfire in the province. The new application has many features, including the ability to search for specific information such as fire bans and advisories across the province. It allows the user to select different map layers that show fire danger ratings or even the location of mountain pine beetles in Alberta. The new intuitive application provides wildfire inf...ormation in real time, in a one-stop shop format. By using the GPS function, users can instantly know if a fire ban is in place in their area or if there is an active wildfire nearby. They can also get a provincial look at the current wildfire situation with the home view. Users can subscribe to forest area notifications and stay on top of emerging situations in areas of interest. We encourage you to download the application today for Apple at https://apple.co/3uwULef and Android https://bit.ly/3habOyM devices. #lesserslaveriver #LSRFS

Busy day for crews in the #LSRFS region. Widewater and Slave Lake crews are actioning a fire with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry’s #SLWMA HELITAK crews near B...ayer Road along Hwy 2, west. If travelling through this area, please proceed with caution and give crews a safe space to work in. #SlaveLakeWildfire2021

Crews from Flatbush, Smith, Slave Lake, Westlock County and ground and air crews from Alberta Agriculture and forestry are currently dealing with a wildfire Apr...ox 5km East of Flatbush. There is activity along Range Road 270 south of township 660. Please avoid the areas and give crews room to work. See more

PUBLIC NOTICE // Please be advised that the Public Hearing for the Proposed Land Use Bylaw Amendment Bylaw 2021-13 Amendment No. 55, originally scheduled for May 12, 2021, has been rescheduled to WEDNESDAY MAY 26, 2021. For further information, please visit https://bit.ly/3f2UitG.

Listen to your favourite playlist. Go online and learn how to paint! Open that book you have been wanting to read and escape into its pages. If you find it relaxing, tackle that junk drawer, pantry or closet. Prioritize your well-being. #inthistogetherLSR #lesserslaveriver

The MD offices will be closed on Monday, February 15, 2021 for Family Day. However you choose to enjoy it, we hope you have a fun, safe and relaxing long weekend! Try to get a little time outdoors to explore some of Lesser Slave River’s wonderful winter pursuits! #lesserslaveriver #explorelsr

Mental illnesses and addictions are very common forms of human pain and suffering. Being a good listener, asking how you can help, or simply just being there for people you care about can be the first step to recovery. Your presence alone can have a powerful and positive impact. Looking for tips or more information on mental illness or substance abuse? Visit Mental Health and Addictions at https://bit.ly/39FnghO. #lesserslaveriver #inthistogetherlsr

The Path Forward starts today Monday, February 8. Alberta is bending the curve to protect our healthcare system, but we must be careful not to lift restrictions too quickly. A roadmap has been developed at the Path Forward to help Albertans understand how restrictions will be eased in steps over the coming months based on hospitalization benchmarks. Each step sets a more predictable path for easing restrictions, while protecting our healthcare system. Once hospitalizations ...are within range of the benchmark, decisions to move to the next step will be considered. The lowest-risk activities in each sector will be considered for change first. Moving between steps will happen at least 3 weeks apart to assess the impact on cases. To learn more about the Path Forward, please visit the MD's dedicated COVID-19 portal at mdlsr.ca/COVID-19. #lesserslaveriver #inthistogetherLSR

Albertans are encouraged to nominate remarkable citizens, leaders and innovators for membership in the Alberta Order of Excellence. Up to 10 individuals will be inducted into the Order this year in recognition of remarkable contributions to their community, the province and beyond. Nominations are accepted year-round, but must be received by February 15, 2021 to be considered for investiture this year. Nominations not selected in 2021 will be considered for up to three years.... Nominees must be Canadians citizens currently residing in Alberta and, if selected, must be able to attend the investiture ceremony. People cannot nominate themselves, their spouse or a member of their immediate family. Further information about the Order, including nomination guidelines, nomination forms and biographies of previous inductees, is available at Nominate an Albertan, or by calling 780.449.0517. #lesserslaveriver

If you’re a worker who needs to self-isolate because of COVID-19 or another underlying condition that makes you more susceptible to COVID-19, you may be eligible for the Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit.