HP town council to hold electronic town hall meeting Monday, April 20

Apr 17, 2020 | Uncategorized

Chris Clegg
South Peace News

High Prairie town council is reaching out to the public to inform them what is going on during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Council is holding an electronic [phone-in] town hall meeting Monday, April 20 at 6:30 p.m. and will be available to answer questions.

The idea was proposed at council’s budget meeting April 10. After hearing from Mayor Brian Panasiuk the cost was three cents per participant per minute, council decided it was a cost-effective way to effectively connect with citizens.

Pansisuk has also provides regular COVID-19 pandemic updates on the Town of High Prairie’s website and on its Facebook page. The updates are also published on southpeacenews.com and published in South Peace News.

Any citizens wishing to access the meeting, please dial 1855 436 3635 and then enter the access code 2600135#.

To comment on this story Click HERE or you can Click HERE to return to the front page

NEWEST COMMENTS

MOST POPULAR – LAST 14 DAYS

HP RCMP investigate after visiting hockey team bus shot at High Prairie RCMP are investigating an alleged incident March 10 at the High Prairie Sports Palace arena where…
Stettler regional airport gets nod on master plan for future Town of Stettler council approved a flight plan into the future for the regional airport. The decision was…
Industry leaders say 2023 may be pivotal for oil industry Finance Minister Travis Toews said Albertans have been absolutely blessed over the last year and half with a…
EMS leave Swan Hills bare when switched to Slave Lake The Grizzly Gazette received reports last month that the paramedics and ambulance based at the Swan Hills Healthcare…
Peace River council explains where your tax money goes At its Feb. 13 meeting, Peace River, AB town council approved both its operating and utility Budgets for…
Grande Prairie moves to replace RCMP with own police service Lee Brachmann, Grande Prairie RCMP officer in charge, spoke at the regular council meeting at City Hall in…
Parks Canada starts wildfire risk reduction work already Parks Canada crews have already been hard at work with wildfire risk reduction efforts even before the official…
Manitoba school pilot program aims to reduce climate anxiety The creators of a new climate change curriculum want to help their teacher colleagues overcome personal fears about…
Three First Nations reach settlement over drinking water In Canada, being concerned about clean drinking water is not often a daily concern, unless you currently live…
$27.3 million for Drumheller flood mitigation in 2023 budget The Alberta government will be helping to support additional construction of berms in the Town of Drumheller, as…