The Summer Village of Seba Beach
The Summer Village of Seba Beach was incorporated August 2, 1920. The incorporation was published in the Alberta Gazette August 14th, 1920. The name Seba was chosen by the postal authorities when the post office was opened in July 1915. It is believed that the name was taken after Seba, one of the sons of Cush from Genesis 10:7 in the Bible. The name also appears in Psalm 72. The Village is located on the western end of Lake Wabamun (Cree word for White Whale Lake) 54 kilometers west of Edmonton.
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Covid-19 and Seba Beach
Beach closure signage has been posted effective immediately in an effort to deal with the overcrowding of the municipal beaches and safety of our local residents.
For COVID information and other health related questions please click here.
COVID - 19 RESPONSE
The state of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on municipalities continues to change on a daily basis. As we navigate these challenging times, Municipal Affairs will continue to support and provide regular updates as they become available. At this time we are not in a position to address the recreation dock requirements for the season
Effective immediately, the Administration office for the Summer Village of Seba Beach will be closed to the public. Office staff will be available by phone at 780-797-3863 and/or email at svseba@telusplanet.net
PUBLIC NOTICE - MARCH 23, 2020
Given the current situation regarding COVID - 19, all future Council meetings will be held via teleconference. Public engagement at our Council meetings will be limited to urgent and time sensitive matters. If members of the general public are interested in participating, please call the office at 780-797-3863 so we can work on alternate arrangements.
We respectfuly request your patience as we work with our local, regional, provincial, federal and world stakeholders in mitigating this crisis.
For information on financial assistance for Albertans affected by the COVID -19 crisis please click on the pdf below.
SEBA BEACH COUNCIL MEETINGS
Meetings are generally held on the 3rd Thursday of the month.
NEXT COUNCIL MEETING
Thursday January 21st, 2021 at 6:30 pm
The Summer Village of Seba Beach Subdivision and Development Appeal Board is in receipt of a Notice of Appeal for Development Permit No. 20DP08-14. Please see below for the documents relating to this Appeal.
SEBA BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY CLOSURE
In consultation with our Board and based on the imperatives for reducing social contact to limit the spread of the Covid-19, the SEBA BEACH Public Library will be closed to the public, as of Tuesday March 17th 5:00 pm, until further notice.
Please utilize all of the library resources online, if there are any questions you may contact by
Email: sebabeachlibrary@yrl.ab.ca
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/summervillageofsebabeachpuliclibrary
Water Invaders Brochure
Alberta Environment and Parks Outreach Service
Please click on the link below for the Mooring Standards Survey
http://www.alberta.ca/mooring-standards-engagement.aspx
The Government of Alberta is currently continuing its review of Alberta’s Police Act with a public survey. Throughout the fall, the Alberta government has met with a wide range of stakeholders representing law enforcement, health and social services sectors, municipalities and Indigenous communities. The survey provides the opportunity for the public to have its say on the future of policing in Alberta. It covers several topics related to law enforcement, such as the role of police in community, processes for handling complaints from the public and officer discipline. The survey is now open and will remain open until January 4, 2021.
Alberta Health Services has confirmed the presence of blue-green algae in Wabamun lake. Please click on the pdf below for more information.
MINISTERIAL ORDER APRIL 2020 ASSESSMENTS
WWMC SPRING 2020 NEWSLETTER
For information on the Heritage Pavilion rebuild, click on the link below.
Service Canada Ready To Help
Service Canada Youth Ready To Help
Service Canada Seniors Ready To Help