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Pay bills, view accounts, apply for Business Licenses and access your City of Red Deer information with MyCity. View available positions with The City of Red Deer and apply online. Find bus route information, locations and schedules.
Learn more about Red Deer's population and Census results, including historical information. Statistics and Economic Profile. Learn about Red Deer's population trends and anticipated growth rate.
Red Deer's history goes back over 100 years. What began as a collection of small homesteads and a few trading posts has grown into a thriving and modern city. Explore the city's built history through the Heritage section.
View maps of Red Deer and access our interactive online mapping tool, Web Map. History. Did you know Red Deer, Alberta was incorporated as a city in 1913? Read more about Red Deer's history. Living in Red Deer. All the city amenities you need for your life in Red Deer: schools, libraries, hospitals, and health facilities.
An interactive map displaying traffic disruptions and closures. A listing of City Maps available to residents including printable maps, Interactive Web Map, Parking maps, Transit maps and more.
Welcome to downtown Red Deer. Whether you own a business or work at one of our many great downtown establishments, find information below to help you enjoy downtown and continue to make it a vibrant and thriving place to be. There are three key districts to Red Deer’s Greater Downtown Area: Historic Downtown, Capstone and Railyards.
Please call 403-406-2309 to schedule a time. Police information checks (also known as criminal record checks) and vulnerable sector checks are required by many businesses and volunteer organizations. Get yours at the downtown Red Deer RCMP detachment.
Red Deer is the third largest city in Alberta, located 90 minutes between Calgary and Edmonton along one of the busiest highways in Alberta. Red Deer offers a competitive business environment, including no business tax (over and above property taxes), no capital tax, no machinery and equipment tax, and no payroll tax.
Every municipality in Alberta is required to have a Zoning (Land Use) Bylaw as per the requirements in the Municipal Government Act. The Zoning Bylaw establishes rules and regulations for land development as well as the process of making decisions for development permit applications within the City of Red Deer.
View available positions with The City of Red Deer and apply online. What we offer. You've chosen a great place to work. Learn about what makes The City of Red Deer a great employer. Career resources. Tips to help you secure a career with us. From frequently asked questions to interview preparation, we're here to help!
