Canada Post Service Disruption
Monday, December 16, 2024
UPDATE AS OF DECEMBER 16, 2024
With the announcement from Canada Post that workers are ordered back to work, starting December 17, 2024, we are aware there will be service delays as they handle a backlog of mail and parcels. You can pick up your utility bills at County Hall or sign up online at myRockyView while Canada Post works to restore normal service. We will resume our mailings as soon as we can.
County Hall will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 25 to Jan. 1st.
Information can also be found on Canada Post's website: CUPW negotiations: Postal operations to resume on Tuesday, December 17 following CIRB ruling | Canada Post
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Rocky View County is facing major disruptions to our usual mail delivery services due to the national strike announced by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers. To minimize the impact on our community and maintain services, we have put in place several alternative online methods for communication and delivery.
Development Permit Notifications: Disruption of Notice of Decision (NODs) to neighbours and stakeholders is interrupted. Stay informed by checking our online Planning Map for real-time updates, viewing the Public Notices Webpage, or contacting development@rockyview.ca.
Utility Billing: Possible delays in receiving utility bills through traditional mail. To view your utility bill, sign up at myRockyView. For billing issues, email utilities@rockyview.ca or phone 403-230-1401.
Other Services: Many of Rocky View County’s services are conveniently available online for easy access. You can read the Rocky View Weekly newspaper, participate in Council meetings and public hearings, review Bylaws currently under consideration, and subscribe to our e-newsletter for the latest updates, all through our website.
For more specific information, or if you have any questions, reach out at questions@rockyview.ca or 403-230-1401.
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