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MUNICIPAL SERVICES
VILLAGE OF STIRLING OFFICE 229 - 4 Avenue, Stirling Phone: (403) 756-3379
FIRE/AMBULANCE/POLICE - EMERGENCY ONLY - 911
POISON CENTRE 1 800 332-1414 CRIME STOPPERS 1 800 222-8477 NATURAL GAS EMERGENCY 1 800 511-3447 REPORT A POACHER 1 800 642-3800 Health Link Alberta 1 866 408 5465 KIDS HELP PHONE 1 800 668 6868 CHILD ABUSE HOT LINE (24 HOURS) 1 800 387 5437
WOMEN’S & CHILDREN’S SHELTERS
24 Hour crisis line (403) 320 -1881
FIRE HOUSE OFFICE Phone: (403) 756-2113
HOSPITAL Raymond General Hospital, 200 W 200 N, Raymond Phone: (403) 752-4561
Lethbridge - Chinook Hospital, 960 - 19 Street South Phone: (403) 388-6111
POLICE SERVICES Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Dispatch 24 hours - Lethbridge Phone: (403) 329-5010 Administration - Info - Phone: (403) 329-5080 CANADA POST222 4th Avenue, Stirling - full postal outlet. Mailers and packaging available.Phone: (403) 756-3565Boxes in Lobby Open: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily Counter: Open: Monday – Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. All mailed received by 4:00 p.m. will leave Stirling that day
BUSINESS LICENCES: are available FREE from Village office. The license is recognized in Raymond, Magrath, Coaldale, Barons, Picture Butte, Coalhurst & Nobleford. You can also have your business listed on the Village of Stirling website and in the “Welcome to Stirling” package available from the village office.
PETS & LICENCES: All pets must be licensed.Bylaw Officer & Dog Control 795-8921No peacocks, pigs or donkeys are allowed in town except for the ones in town before the bylaw was passed.Dogs – limit of 2 dogs/householdSpayed or neutered $5.00/dog, not spayed or neutered $10.00/dog Cats – limit of 2 cats/household Spayed or neutered $2.50/ cat, not spayed or neutered $5.00/cat Horses: limit of 2/pastureable acre $10.00/horse GARBAGE DISPOSAL: The village does NOT provide garbage pick-up.
TRANSFER STATION: Residents may bring their garbage to the transfer station located north of the Cemetery on 8th Street North as follows:
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
GARBAGE CONTRACTORS: collect garbage and take it to the Transfer Station for a fee:
RECYCLING: A recycling trailer is located outside of SHOP @ 206 4th AvenueOpen: drop off any timeRecyclables are: plastic milk jugs, newsprint & tin NOTE: cardboard is not recycled at the trailer. DEVELOPMENT PERMITS1. Any development requires a Development Permit from the Village. 2. Following the acquisition of a Development Permit a Building Permit needs to be purchased. - Two sets of architectural designs, structural designs, mechanical designs and electrical drawings - Permit filled out and fee paid - Village will courier the permit to Alberta Permit Pro for the final approval with a turn around time of approximately one week. 3. Following approval from Alberta Permit Pro a Building Permit is issued. 4. A Building Permit is required for all construction in excess of $500. 5. Plumbing and Electric Permits are also acquired from the Village Office.
SUBDIVISIONSAll subdivisions are now carried out through the Village Office. A detailed sketch of the proposed subdivision area needs to be supplied along with the applicable fee.
Utilities Maximum Water Flow - 4.782 cubic meters/day Maximum Sewer Flow - 120,000 gal/day
UTILITIES AND SERVICE DATAElectric Power Providers in the Region: ENMAX Natural Gas Providers in the Region: ATCO Gas Water Service Supplier: Village of Stirling, source - Cross Coulee Dam Telecommunications Local Service Provider: Telus High Speed Internet Providers: http://www.platinumcommunications.net http://www.shockware.com/index.html
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