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The County of Wetaskiwin has designated a limited number of sites at our six (6) Municipal Parks for monthly camping. Enter the draw for your chance to secure a seasonal campsite.
The draw will take place at the end of February. Those selected will be notified in early March.
For more details call Amber at 780-352-3321 or email.
Community Events, Programs & Information
Posted on January 30, 2026
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Join us for FREE Stick & Puck sessions at Winfield Arena!
See the full schedule: 2026 Stick and Puck Schedule
For more information, please contact the Recreation Department at 780-352-3321 or email.
Community Events, Programs & Information
Posted on January 21, 2026
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REMINDER: The 2026 Deadline for Recreation Grants is March 2, 2026.
All completed grant applications can be submitted to email or dropped off at the County Office.
CLICK HERE to view the current Guidelines for Recreation Funding Policy.
CLICK HERE to download a fillable Recreation Grant Application.
CLICK HERE to view the Recreation Zone Boundaries.
Questions? Contact Leisure and Community Services at email or call 780-352-3321.
Community Events, Programs & Information
Posted on January 05, 2026
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The Community Grant Program provides funding to local organizations that offer programs which are intended to promote and develop a safe and healthy community through preventative measures.
All completed Grant Applications Forms can be submitted to the FCSS email by MARCH 31, 2026. Visit our webpage for more information.
Eligible programs and services
Services provided under FCSS must be preventative and may include initiatives and programs that:
- help communities identify their social needs and develop responses
- promote, encourage and support volunteer work in the community
- inform the public about services
- support children and their families’ social development
- enhance retired and semi-retired people’s quality of life
FCSS funding cannot be used for programs and services that:
- are only focused on an individual’s leisure or recreational needs
- provide an individual or family with basic living supports such as money, food, clothing or shelter
- are only focused on rehabilitation
- duplicate services provided by government or a government agency
Community Events, Programs & Information
Posted on January 05, 2026