Athabasca County provides access to a number of static maps in PDF format to assist you find the information you require. The Land Ownership Map can be accessed electronically by clicking on the link below.

We acknowledge Athabasca County is located on First Nations Treaty 6 and Treaty 8 traditional territory. We respect and honour all First Nations, Metis and Inuit Peoples connection to these lands, their history, language and culture.

Maps. Meeting Calendar. Contact. Featured News Small Business Property Sub-Class Applications. Do you operate a small business in Athabasca County with fewer than 25 full time employees? Then you may qualify for a reduction in your taxes thanks to Athabasca County’s new small business tax class. Small businesses must submit an annual ...

Athabasca County makes all necessary forms and information available electronically so you can get started on your next project. They are available by selecting one of the buttons below.

Maps; Planning & Development; Request Information; Utilities; Close; Council. Athabasca County Council; Agendas and Minutes; Bylaws and Policies; Council Business; County Connection Newsletter; ... We acknowledge Athabasca County is located on First Nations Treaty 6 and Treaty 8 traditional territory. We respect and honour all First Nations ...

The Register of Candidates is a record of all candidates who have given notice to Athabasca County that they intend to seek nomination for office in the next general election, as required by the Local Authorities Election Act.

Section 13 – Land Use District Maps; VIEW FULL BYLAW. We acknowledge Athabasca County is located on First Nations Treaty 6 and Treaty 8 traditional territory. We respect and honour all First Nations, Metis and Inuit Peoples connection to these lands, their history, language and culture.

Athabasca County Council works with County Administration to keep policies and bylaws in the municipality relevant by reviewing them on a periodic basis. This review helps us provide services that are pertinent to the current needs of residents and businesses.

Athabasca County has added this mapping feature to our website to make everyone aware of current crime trends. Information about the Map. Only certain crime types will be presented on the map: Theft from Motor Vehicle; Theft of Motor Vehicle; Theft over / under $5000; Break & Enter; Mischief; and; Missing Persons

Athabasca County’s employees are its greatest resource and we hire qualified individuals to help us meet the service expectations of our residents, those who visit our region and businesses.