City Government

a photo of City Hall Park in the Summer of 2015.

Mayor and City Council

Contact information and profiles for the Mayor and City Council can be found here as well as information about Council Committees, Council meetings and The City's Strategic Plan.

Office of The City Manager

The Office of the City Manager leads the organization in a number of capacities and provides the link between City Council and other levels of government, the community, and administration.

City Departments

An alphabetical listing of our City departments, their locations, hours of operation and contact information.

Plans and Projects

Learn more about various Plans and Projects that The City is working on.

Bylaws

View a listing of the City of Red Deer's bylaws.

City Budgets and Financial Planning

Each year The City determines the funds it requires for its operating and capital budget.

Municipal Planning Commission

Information about the Municipal Planning Commission, decisions, updates, meeting minutes and agendas.

Election

Every four years, the citizens of Red Deer have the opportunity to cast their ballot for one Mayor, eight Councillors, seven Red Deer Public School Trustees and seven Red Deer Catholic Regional School Division Trustees. Learn more.

Red Deer Tribunals

The Red Deer Tribunals is comprised of the Licensing and Community Standards Appeal Board, Review Board, Administrative Penalties Board, Subdivision and Development Appeal Board, Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board.

Central Alberta Regional Assessment Review Board

The Central Alberta Regional Review Board manages tax assessment complaints.

News & Notices

No site for future permanent shelter...

March 18, 2024

The most recently considered site for a future permanent shelter in Red Deer is no longer on the table after City Council ceased negotiations with the private landowner last week.

Public Hearing on updated Land Use Bylaw

March 18, 2024

At Monday’s regular City Council meeting, City Council passed first reading on the Land Use Bylaw, also known as the Zoning Bylaw, triggering a legislatively required public hearing to be held on April 15.