City Council tables Police Review
December 3, 2019
At today’s Special Council Meeting, City Council heard the Police Review report.
These facilities were created in partnership with the Red Deer Primary Care Network (RDPCN) - a partnership between Alberta Health Services and over 60 local doctors. The goal of adding these facilities is to increase emphasis on disease and injury prevention, and to promote active living to Red Deer residents.
Victoria Park / Anders | corner of Allan Street and Ayers Drive |
Oriole Park | 5204 Kerrywood Drive |
Barrett Park | 4725 43 Street (next to Kinex) |
Glendale Park | corner of Glendale Boulevard and Greig Drive |
Primary Care Network Office | 5136 47 Street |
Bower Place | 460 Barrett Drive |
Mountview | 4316 32 Street |
Riverside Meadows | 5616 Kerry Wood Drive |
Rosedale | 2 Rowland Street |
Johnstone Crossing | 105 Jenner Crescent |
To learn how to use the equipment properly, review the information on the Red Deer Primary Care Network’s website.
For your safety, please follow the instructions on each piece of equipment. Anyone can use these facilities however the gyms were designed for use by those over the age of sixteen. Children using the equipment should always be supervised by an adult. Please be advised that this equipment is at the risk of the user.
If you require more information on the outdoor gym facilities, please contact the Red Deer Primary Care Network (RDPCN) at 403-343-9100.
If you find a problem or have a concern with any piece of outdoor gym equipment, please contact Parks Amenities Services at 403-342-8299.
December 3, 2019
At today’s Special Council Meeting, City Council heard the Police Review report.
December 3, 2019
Building permits were down in November, in both the number of permits issued and their values.
November 28, 2019
City Council will discuss the Police Review at a Special Council Meeting on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 beginning at 9:30 a.m.