Templates for use by developers proposing major development projects and subdivisions.

Applications and handouts for everything from additional dwellings and fences, to putting up a sign or keeping bees and chickens in Town

On January 1, 2021, the land in the 112 St. E. area, the Redtail Rise subdivision, and a small piece of land in the southwest were annexed into the Town of High River. It is important that there is a plan to transition all of this land under the Town's Land Use Bylaw. This webpage is specifically focusing on the land within the 112 St. E. area.

High River’s Land Use Bylaw is one of a kind—development friendly, detailed and transparent.

Selling your property? The Town can provide confirmation that it complies with the Land Use Bylaw.

The Town prepares and maintains a wide variety of plans to guide future development.

The Town Plan is a living document that reflects the community’s vision and includes a process to remain current as Town priorities and local issues change.

Remember when business was done on a handshake? That’s how it feels doing business with us. Experience the small town advantage of High River.

High River is a people first community – and we want to hear from you!
Help us evaluate and improve our processes. We welcome your questions, comments and concerns.

Local strategies to build community resilience and take proactive steps to adapt to Climate Change

Improving and expanding High River's Active Transportation Network

The Town of High River has standards and regulations for signs to ensure the community remains attractive, while the sign does its job.